Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers was the individual winner at the Poplar Invitational cross country meet on Saturday, Sept. 3. Summers, a junior, finished first with a time of 16:56.82. Glasgow’s senior Reed Larsen placed second at 17:13.44. “It felt good to be back in the 16’s,” Summers said. “It’s a tough course too.” Wolf Point’s senior Kelby Bauer finished in seventh

The Poplar Indians had plenty to celebrate at their home cross country meet on Saturday, Sept. 2. Poplar’s girls won top honors and the boys placed second only behind Glasgow at the meet. “Our top six runners for both boys and girls did really well,” Poplar coach Karolyn Kohl said. The Indians ran away with the team title in the girls’ division with 45 points. Glasgow took second

The Culbertson Cowboys exploded for 26 points in the opening quarter and defeated Poplar, 62-12, in eight-man football play on Friday, Sept. 2. The visiting Cowboys stopped Poplar on its first offensive possession on strong defensive plays by Hugh Donaldson, Justice Bengochea and Carson Solem. On Culbertson’s first offensive play, Bengochea broke loose for a 35-yard run to the Poplar 35.

Poplar’s volleyball team played very well for two sets but fell to Scobey in non-conference action on Friday, Sept. 2. The Spartans came away with a 25-8, 25-27, 25-20, 25-15, victory. After Scobey won the first set, the Indians struck for five straight points on a block by Kessee Erickson, three aces by Morgen Nordwick and a tip by EmmaRae Martell to gain a 13-10 lead. The hitting of

The Wolf Point Wolves opened their football season with a 47-27 loss in Baker on Friday, Sept. 2. Baker accounted for the game’s first 20 points before Wolf Point’s Juliun Benson returned a kickoff 83 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter. Baker ended the half with a 58-yard drive to increase its lead to 26-7. The Spartans then opened the second half with a scoring drive.