The Wolf Point Wolves captured a rare boys’ basketball victory in Scobey on Saturday, Jan. 14. A 22-0 run in the second quarter highlighted the Wolves’ 63-46 non-conference win. Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said he doesn’t recall the last time that the Wolves won in Scobey. “I’m sure it happened, but I don’t remember when,” he said. The Wolves trailed 17-12 at the end of the

Wolf Point’s wrestlers started their week with a cancellation in Circle. “We just wouldn’t have got any good matches and we added two meets for the girls,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “We are only allowed 18 weigh-ins and 50 matches before divisionals. We have 18 weigh-ins for both boys and girls. So we will probably not wrestle some of our boys and one of our girls at all just

A big second quarter lifted Poplar’s girls’ basketball team to a 51-39 win in Glasgow on Saturday, Jan. 14. The victory improved Poplar’s league record to 3-1 for the season. After a 5-5 deadlock at the end of the opening quarter, the Indians struck for 22 points in the second period for a 27-19 advantage. Poplar increased its lead to 41-29 during the third quarter. Morgen Nordwick

Poplar’s girls’ wrestling team earned second place at the Choteau Invitational during the weekend. The Indians finished with 83 points right behind Simms with 85.5 points. Florence- Carlton took third with 78 points. Angelina Escarcega captured the championship at 107 pounds. She opened with a pin in 1:33 against Choteau’s Miley Crabb and then pinned Simms’ Hayley Petersen in 2:55