In an exciting battle on the volleyball court, Wolf Point fought off Poplar by a 25-18, 25-12, 26-24, final in Poplar on Friday, Oct. 6. The Indians gained a 7-5 lead early on a pair of kills by Braelyn Nordwick and a block by Kessee Erickson. After a kill by Keeley Blount-Henderson helped Wolf Point take the lead, Poplar pulled to 10-9 on a block by Cammie Martell and an ace by Rebecca Gorder.

Poplar’s football squad came up short in its homecoming game against Plentywood by a 66-12 final on Friday, Oct. 5. The visiting Wildcats opened the game by driving from their own 15 to deep inside Poplar territory, but the threat ended on an interception by Kameron Reum. Plentywood then tackled a Poplar ballcarrier in the end zone for a safety. The Wildcats went on to score on an 18-yard

Wolf Point’s volleyball squad lost a tough home match against a solid Class C Plentywood team on Tuesday, Oct. 3. The Wolves fell by a 25-27, 20-25, 17-25, final. The accurate serving of Kaleah Miller-Toves and hard hitting of Gabrielle Fourbear highlighted action as the Wolves gained an 11-5 advantage in the first set. The Wolves held a 13-10 lead on a kill by Sierra Hamilton. The match

The Wolf Point Wolves will look to get back on the winning track with a home game against Conrad starting at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 13. Conrad has a 2-4 record for the season including a 13-6 victory over Fairfield. The Cowboys lost to Glasgow, 4913, and Glasgow, 41-6. Wolf Point fell by a 52-0 final at Malta on Friday, Oct. 6. Malta accounted for two touchdowns in the opening quarter on