Speaksthunder
Wolf Point’s Kashlyn drives during the junior high basketball game against Harlem held in Wolf Point on Friday, Nov. 13.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
19 November 2020
Speaksthunder
Wolf Point’s Kashlyn drives during the junior high basketball game against Harlem held in Wolf Point on Friday, Nov. 13.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Red Hawks Win State Football Title
White Sulphur Springs was making a threat to get right back into the Class C state sixman title game on Saturday, Nov. 14. The Hornets were down only 22-13 at the half and seemed to have momentum heading into the third quarter. But the Froid/Lake Red Hawks have been used to facing challenges throughout this season. Whether it was falling behind early in Savage, battling through difficult playoff
Azure Makes Mark With Coaching Career
The outstanding wrestling accomplishments achieved by Roosevelt County native Dustyn Azure started innocently enough in a Poplar classroom.
Azure, now the head wrestling coach of Eastern Oregon University, remembers a signup sheet for AAU wrestling being available when he was in kindergarten.
“I was hooked from there,” Azure said. “It was something to keep me focused.”
Azure,
Great Season To Remember
Walking out of the Honker Pit after a quick lunch on Saturday, I could hear the music already pumping from the nearby football field. I took hearing “Paradise by the Dashboard Light,” by Meat Loaf as a good sign that it was going to be a great day for the Red Hawks.
Covering the Red Hawks this football season was a bit of a “paradise” for me during this fall. The journey culminated with
Players Earn Honors
Three players from District 2B were voted to the Class B All-State volleyball squad this season.
Selected All-State were Glasgow’s senior Rachelle Glaser, Glasgow’s junior Abrianna Nielsen and Malta’s senior Erica Smith.
The All-Conference first team also included Wolf Point’s sophomore J’Elle Garfield, Wolf Point’s senior Jewel Olson, Glasgow’s senior Rachelle Glaser, Harlem’s
