Schedule Basketball Feb. 13: Wolf Point at Glasgow. Feb. 15: Scobey at Wolf Point (senior night). Feb. 15: Poplar at Harlem. Feb. 20-21: Wolf Point and Poplar at District 2B tournament, Malta. Wrestling Feb. 14-15: State All-Class Meet

With the basketball schedule winding down, Poplar’s Lady Indians are facing a loser- out play-in game with Wolf Point to determine which team enters the District 2B tournament in Malta Thursday and Friday, Feb. 20-21, the No. 4 seed and which team goes home. For the Indians, a play-in is likely, possibly with Glasgow. Both Poplar varsity teams began the season with high hopes for this

Frazer’s Lady Bearcubs bucketed a win over the Lustre Christian Lady Lions in Frazer Saturday, Feb. 8. The Lustre boys prevailed over Frazer. The Frazer girls led at the first two quarter stops, taking a 28-21 lead into intermission. A 10-10 third stanza was followed by a 13-9 fourth period in Lustre’s favor. The final tally was 47-44. Frazer’s Keylandra St. Marks recorded a game-high

Only five gymnasts from Eastern Montana Gymnastics competed at the Rocky Mountain Cup in Greats Falls Feb. 8, but the girls still managed to come away with several top awards. Of the 38 gymnasts in all age groups in the Xcel silver competition, Lily Beery of Circle had the first-place balance beam routine with her score of 9.65 and tied for the first-place vault with a score of 9.45. She

horts Boys’ Basketball Scobey 76, Glasgow 40 Harlem 86, Glasgow 55 Malta 42, Rocky Boy 39 Bainville 60, Circle 57 Savage 61, Brockton 34 Richey/Lambert 68, Culbertson 66 Froid/Lake 54, Westby/Grenora 38 Plentywood 49, Culbertson 30 Froid/Lake 78, Bainville 64 Girls’ Basketball Scobey 61, Glasgow 33 Harlem 52, Glasgow 43 Malta 46, Rocky Boy 36 Harlem 77, Chinook 23 Savage 65, Brockton 25 Circle

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Hunter Education course dates have been set for many areas across Region 6. All hunter education classes are free of charge. Many classes are being held prior to the April 1 application deadline for special permits for deer and elk. Future application deadlines include May 1 for moose, sheep and goat, and June 1 for deer B, elk B and antelope. In the next

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks submitted 6,977 samples for chronic wasting disease testing during the 2019 season, which ran from April 1, 2019, to Jan. 29, 2020. Of those samples, 142 tested positive for the fatal disease, including 86 whitetailed deer, 53 mule deer, two moose and one elk. These were Montana’s first detections in moose and wild elk. FWP’s priority sampling areas in 2019