The Poplar Indians cruised to top honors in both the girls’ division and boys’ at the season-opening Wolf Point Invitational on Friday, Aug. 29. Poplar’s girls finished with 18 points for the title. Top teams in the boys’ division were Poplar and Williston Trinity. Leading Poplar’s girls were freshman Journey Gourneau with a time of 22:20.65 for first-place honors. Mila Gramling,

Two Wolf Point runners placed in the top 10 to highlight the Wolves’ efforts at the season-opening Wolf Point Invitational on Friday, Aug. 29. Cali Gorder, an eighth-grader, finished in second place with a time of 22:31.59. Cadence Bouldin, a sophomore, placed eighth at 24:30.55. In the boys’ division, Wolf Point’s freshman Kayeiko Villaluz earned 19th place with a time of 21:32.78.

The Frazer Bearcubs opened their cross-country season at the Wolf Point Invitational on Friday, Aug. 29. Frazer’s junior Gabe Beston finished in 10th place with a time of 19:41.75. Bryce Fourstar, a freshman, ran the course in 22:03.14 for 23rd place. Preston Beston had a time of 24:32.22 for 40th place. Ronald Round Face finished in 50th at 28:55.23. Isabelle Even led the way in

Brockton’s BraeLynn De-Marrias and Miles Boxer Jr. each accounted for strong meets at the Wolf Point Invitational held on Friday, Aug. 29. DeMarrias, a sophomore, finished fourth in the girls’ division with a time of 23:35.38. Boxer, a senior, placed sixth in the boys’ division with a time of 19:13.40. Also in the boys’ division, freshman Daniel Segubiense earned 35th place at 23:18.27.

Froid/Lake and Brockton started their football seasons with a six-man battle in Medicine Lake on Saturday, Aug. 30. The Red Hawks emerged with a 54-13 conference victory. The Red Hawks accounted for the game’s first big play when Owen Logan recovered a fumble at the Brockton 19. Froid/Lake reached the end zone on a nine-yard pass from Rylan Young to Cody Olson. The Warriors responded by