There were some passes that Wolf Point Coach Frank Benson wasn’t pleased with against Harlem, but a couple of passes made a big positive difference in the Wolves’ 5042 league victory over Harlem on Saturday, Jan. 8. Ahead by only a 41-40 margin with just over three minutes to play, the Wolves scored when passes from Josie Kolstad and Haidyn Raining Bird broke the press and resulted in a basket

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team outscored Baker by a 67-44 final in non-conference action on Friday, Jan. 7. After leading by a 14-12 margin at the end of the first quarter, the Wolves increased the gap to 35-23 in the second quarter. Juliun Benson scored seven points during the second period. The Wolves then ran off 17 points in the third quarter for a 52-34 margin. Leading the charge

Poplar’s girls’ basketball squad controlled action and captured an 87-25 home victory over Frazer on Tuesday, Jan. 4. The Indians outscored Frazer by a 28-0 margin during the third quarter of the non-conference game. “It’s a work in progress,” Poplar Coach Bryce Kirk said. “We’re working to get better.” Poplar held a 47-18 halftime advantage. “We played good team