The Lady Wolves beat Class A Sidney in overtime at home Friday, Jan. 31. The regular schedule of the basketball season is winding down for the defending state champion Lady Wolves with the District 2B tournament just two weeks away. The graduation of six seniors in May 2019 who all played in the state title game has left head coach Brent Nybard and his coaching staff challenged with a young

Head coach Troy Blount said, “The Wolves’ hard work is paying off” after expanding the winning streak to five straight. Blount has been building the winning basketball team he has over the past several years he has been at the helm. The Wolf Point Wolves have climbed from fourth place in District 2B in early January to sole position of second place with less than 10 days remaining in

These 14 members brought home medals from the AAU Winter Nationals in Omaha, Neb.: (front row, left to right) Lance Blackhorn, fourth place; Amaiya Kirn, first, back-to-back wins; Ailsleigh Hostettler, first; Navarjo Escarcega, fifth; Angelina Escarcega, third; Aiyana Kirn, second; Precious Keiser, second; (back row) Natalie Cooper, first; Cierra Norton, third; Jaydeen Hanshew, second; Kohl Kittelson,

Feb. 8; at Glasgow Feb. 13 (the only remaining 2B conference game); and Scobey at Wolf Point for the schedule finale and senior night, Saturday, Feb. 15. A strong third quarter powered the Wolves to a 6056 win of a conference game with Malta Thursday, Jan. 30, in the Wolves’ Den. Coming out of halftime with the tally at 30-30, Wolf Point posted a 29-26 second half to secure sole possession of