The Wolves came through when the pressure was on to down Malta, 25-12, 22-25, 25-20, 20-25, 15-12, in conference volleyball action at home on Saturday, Oct. 17. After a kill by Kayden Sibley put Wolf Point up 11-7 in the deciding set, Malta battled back to create an 11-11 deadlock. Wolf Point tallied the next two points including one on an ace by Sierra Hamilton. After a kill by Kaylee

Wolf Point’s boys accounted for six of the top seven places at a home cross country meet on Saturday, Oct. 17. Senior Zander Ackerman led the way with a time of 17:20.38. August Spotted Wolf placed second at 19:00.87. Peyton Summers, a freshman, finished third at 19:09.86. Ethan Blount earned fourth place at 19:11.57. Kholby Spotted Wolf took sixth at 19:41.81. Kaholo Toves placed seventh

The Poplar cross-country squad ended its regular-season schedule with a meet in Wolf Point on Saturday, Oct. 17. Poplar’s Jazmyn Carry Water finished third in the girls’ division with a time of 24:30.02. Teagan Escarcega took fourth at 28:09.35. Gracelynn Medicine Cloud placed fifth at 28:56.79. Sydney Cummins took sixth at 30:17.53. Rikki Belton took seventh at 30:28.83. Jayme Red

Wolf Point’s football team put together a strong effort against a talented Glasgow squad in terrible wet weather on Friday, Oct. 16. Glasgow won by a 48-6 final. “The younger kids are getting a ton of playing time,” Wolf Point coach Ryan Wilson said. Glasgow took an 8-0 advantage on its first possession when Jesse Lee scored on a nine-yard run. The Scotties next scored on a 14-yard