Poplar’s Bailey Dupree is only a sophomore, but she showed the composure of a more experienced player when she went to the foul stripe with 2.7 seconds left in the Indians’ home girls’ basketball game against Froid/ Lake on Friday, Jan. 6.
With the Indians behind by a 61-59 margin, Dupree knocked down three free throws to give the Indians a 62-61 victory.
The Red Hawks held a 4746 lead
Poplar’s Bailey Dupree is only a sophomore, but she showed the composure of a more experienced player when she went to the foul stripe with 2.7 seconds left in the Indians’ home girls’ basketball game against Froid/ Lake on Friday, Jan. 6.
With the Indians behind by a 61-59 margin, Dupree knocked down three free throws to give the Indians a 62-61 victory.
The Red Hawks held a 4746 lead
Wolf Point’s wrestlers were happy to be back in action this weekend after a long holiday break.
The Wolves wrestled in Chester on Thursday, Jan. 5, at their mixer. Joli Beston, Maddox Reum, Jesse Reed and Kasey Reed all were 2-0. Sam Boysun and Jayden Dominique went 0-2.
“Sam is working hard and figuring stuff out. He is only a freshman wrestling at 152,” Wolf Point coach Scott Vandall
Wolf Point’s wrestlers were happy to be back in action this weekend after a long holiday break.
The Wolves wrestled in Chester on Thursday, Jan. 5, at their mixer. Joli Beston, Maddox Reum, Jesse Reed and Kasey Reed all were 2-0. Sam Boysun and Jayden Dominique went 0-2.
“Sam is working hard and figuring stuff out. He is only a freshman wrestling at 152,” Wolf Point coach Scott Vandall
Poplar’s girls earned third place in the team standings at the Cut Bank Invitational.
The Indians scored 64 points at the wrestling meet. The top two teams were Havre with 129 points and Harlem with 99 points.
Poplar’s Angelina Escarcega earned championship honors at 100 pounds.
Escarcega won all five on her matches on pins. The sophomore pinned Simms’ Hayley Petersen in 5:08 for
Poplar’s girls earned third place in the team standings at the Cut Bank Invitational.
The Indians scored 64 points at the wrestling meet. The top two teams were Havre with 129 points and Harlem with 99 points.
Poplar’s Angelina Escarcega earned championship honors at 100 pounds.
Escarcega won all five on her matches on pins. The sophomore pinned Simms’ Hayley Petersen in 5:08 for
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The Lustre Lions swept basketball games against Frazer on Saturday, Jan. 7.
Lustre’s girls downed the Bearcubs by a 52-39 margin.
The Lions took a 16-6 lead in the first quarter, but the Bearcubs closed the gap to 21-16 in the second quarter.
Lustre accounted for 16 points in the third quarter and 15 more in the fourth period for the league victory.
Leading the Lions were Grace Brown
The Lustre Lions swept basketball games against Frazer on Saturday, Jan. 7.
Lustre’s girls downed the Bearcubs by a 52-39 margin.
The Lions took a 16-6 lead in the first quarter, but the Bearcubs closed the gap to 21-16 in the second quarter.
Lustre accounted for 16 points in the third quarter and 15 more in the fourth period for the league victory.
Leading the Lions were Grace Brown
The Poplar Indians got off to a great start but lost at Plentywood by a 51-45 margin on Tuesday, Jan. 3.
Poplar jumped out to a 16-2 lead in the non-conference contest and held a 23-18 halftime advantage.
“We just went flat,” Poplar coach Gib Medicine Cloud said. “It was our first game coming off the long Christmas break. We didn’t take care of the little things that we need to.”
The Poplar Indians got off to a great start but lost at Plentywood by a 51-45 margin on Tuesday, Jan. 3.
Poplar jumped out to a 16-2 lead in the non-conference contest and held a 23-18 halftime advantage.
“We just went flat,” Poplar coach Gib Medicine Cloud said. “It was our first game coming off the long Christmas break. We didn’t take care of the little things that we need to.”
