12 November 2020

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Wolf Point Falls Short Against Glasgow Squad

Wolf Point Falls Short Against Glasgow Squad


Wolf Point put together a strong fight but fell to district rival Glasgow in loser-out play during the Northern B divisional volleyball tournament in Conrad on Friday, Nov. 6. The Wolves dropped the match by a final score of 25-23, 19-25, 13-25, 22-25. Wolf Point led early in the first game, but Glasgow ran off six straight points to grab a 14-10 advantage. Two aces by Demi Kegley tied the

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Wolves Down Cut Bank At Divisional Tourney

Wolves Down Cut Bank At Divisional Tourney


Wolf Point took control from the start to knock off Cut Bank, 25-16, 25-19, 25-19, in the loser-out bracket at the divisional volleyball tournament in Shelby on Thursday, Nov. 5. In the opening set, Wolf Point earned the first 10 points as kills by J’Elle Garfield, Kayden Sibley and Jewel Olson led the way. Cut Bank was able to get as close as 13-8, but Wolf Point responded with a kill

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Garfield

Garfield


J’Elle of Wolf Point goes on the attack during the divisional tournament. (Photo by Mike Bashor, Shelby Promoter)

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Nelson

Nelson


Wolf Point Wolves’ senior Hailey returns a serve during the divisional volleyball tournament in Shelby. The Wolves won one of their three matches at the tourney. (Photo by Mike Bashor, Shelby Promoter)

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Kegley

Kegley


Demi keeps the ball in play for the Wolves. (Photo by Mike Bashor, Shelby Promoter)

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Sites Announced For Tourneys

Sites Announced For Tourneys


The Montana High School Association announced last week the locations for state volleyball tournaments. The tourney begin on Thursday, Nov. 12. Sites selected were Sidney for Class A, Shelby for Class B and Malta for Class C. Class AA volleyball will use a playoff format. Bozeman traditionally hosts all four classes for the state tournaments. Bozeman turned down the option because of the coronavirus

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Opportunity Bank Donates To Historical Society

Opportunity Bank Donates To Historical Society


Opportunity Bank of Montana announced a $100,000 pledge to the Montana Historical Society for the state’s new Montana Heritage Center Nov. 5. It is one of the largest donations since construction began on the Heritage Center this fall. Director Molly Kruckenberg said it is a gift for all Montanans. “Opportunity Bank has supported the Montana Heritage Center since the idea originated more

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