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Roosevelt County voters are reminded that because of a lack of candidates, municipal elections are not needed on Nov. 7.
Five individuals filed for council positions in Wolf Point. The candidates are incumbents Laurie Evans in Ward 1, Craig Rodenberg in Ward 3 and Carrie Manning in Ward 4. Ken Hentges filed for a spot in Ward 2. Current Ward 2 council member Jeff Wozniak filed as a write-in candidate
Roosevelt County voters are reminded that because of a lack of candidates, municipal elections are not needed on Nov. 7.
Five individuals filed for council positions in Wolf Point. The candidates are incumbents Laurie Evans in Ward 1, Craig Rodenberg in Ward 3 and Carrie Manning in Ward 4. Ken Hentges filed for a spot in Ward 2. Current Ward 2 council member Jeff Wozniak filed as a write-in candidate
The Wolf Point Wolves came away with second-place honors from the District 2B volleyball tournament held in Glasgow during the weekend.
The Wolves advanced into the championship match by edging Malta by a 24-26, 2515, 25-9, 28-26 final.
After dropping the first set, Wolf Point grabbed a 14-9 lead in the second set on an ace by Kylie Rodenberg, a kill by Keeley Blount-Henderson and a block by
The Wolf Point Wolves came away with second-place honors from the District 2B volleyball tournament held in Glasgow during the weekend.
The Wolves advanced into the championship match by edging Malta by a 24-26, 2515, 25-9, 28-26 final.
After dropping the first set, Wolf Point grabbed a 14-9 lead in the second set on an ace by Kylie Rodenberg, a kill by Keeley Blount-Henderson and a block by
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The Lady Wolves were in trouble, but they found a way to beat the Malta M’ettes on Friday, Oct. 27, to qualify for the divisional volleyball tournament.
Wolf Point battled back to defeat Malta by a 25-18, 16-25, 22-25, 26-24, 15-9 final.
Down 2-1 in sets, Wolf Point trailed 11-5 early in the fourth set. The Lady Wolves fought back to an 11-11 deadlock on a block by Kashlyn Speak Thunder,
The Lady Wolves were in trouble, but they found a way to beat the Malta M’ettes on Friday, Oct. 27, to qualify for the divisional volleyball tournament.
Wolf Point battled back to defeat Malta by a 25-18, 16-25, 22-25, 26-24, 15-9 final.
Down 2-1 in sets, Wolf Point trailed 11-5 early in the fourth set. The Lady Wolves fought back to an 11-11 deadlock on a block by Kashlyn Speak Thunder,
Wolf Point’s volleyball team came up short in the semi-final round of the District 2B tournament against Fairview on Friday, Oct. 27. The Wolves dropped the match by a final of 25-23, 2125, 25-17, 23-25, 9-15.
The Wolves trailed by a 2322 margin in the first set and pulled even on a block by Gabrielle Fourbear.
Wolf Point then accounted for the final two points including a set ending serve
Wolf Point’s volleyball team came up short in the semi-final round of the District 2B tournament against Fairview on Friday, Oct. 27. The Wolves dropped the match by a final of 25-23, 2125, 25-17, 23-25, 9-15.
The Wolves trailed by a 2322 margin in the first set and pulled even on a block by Gabrielle Fourbear.
Wolf Point then accounted for the final two points including a set ending serve
The Poplar Indians enjoyed a great start but lost against Malta in the first round of the District 2B volleyball tournament held in Glasgow on Thursday, Oct. 26.
The first set was even until a pair of kills by Braelyn Nordwick put the Indians into the lead. Two aces by EmmaRae Martell produced a 13-9 advantage.
Poplar kept rolling as kills by Nordwick and Kessee Erickson increased the margin
The Poplar Indians enjoyed a great start but lost against Malta in the first round of the District 2B volleyball tournament held in Glasgow on Thursday, Oct. 26.
The first set was even until a pair of kills by Braelyn Nordwick put the Indians into the lead. Two aces by EmmaRae Martell produced a 13-9 advantage.
Poplar kept rolling as kills by Nordwick and Kessee Erickson increased the margin
