Wolf Point’s wrestlers finished their regular season at two difference locations this weekend. Coach Maestro Martinez and Joli Beston traveled to Cascade and Simms for some matches. Beston went 4-1 on the weekend. In Cascade, she wrestled four girls from Flathead. “We were looking for three match-ups. We got these instead which was fine,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “She

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad put together a strong comeback bid but fell short at Glasgow, 46-39, on Friday, Jan. 28. Trailing by a 36-24 margin with under five minutes left in the league game, the Wolves started a comeback when KJ St. Marks canned a three-pointer. A basket off a rebound by Sierra Hamilton pulled the Wolves to 36-29 with 4:01 left. After Glasgow’s Sabrina Harsh

Wolf Point lost by a 66-51 final at Glasgow during boys’ basketball action on Friday, Jan. 28. A highlight for the Wolves in the physical contest came when junior guard Kelby Bauer connected on a buzzer shot that covered nearly three-quarters of the court to end the opening half. The Wolves, who played a good amount of the half without injured Jaxon Azure and Kraven Silk, trailed 30-22 at intermission.

Fifteen girls from the Eastern Montana Gymnastics Team traveled to Mandan on Jan. 22 and won two team trophies, four first-place allaround awards and seven first-place event awards. The Circle gym’s Gold Team won the first-place trophy and the Silver Team won the third-place trophy. Richey’s Lina Smith, Wolf Point’s Ashlynn Johannessen and Circle’s Ava Hove and Ali Gibbs earned the top