Wolf Point opened its track season by competing at the Wibaux Invitational in Glendive on Friday, April 7. The short-handed Wolves scored 20 points for ninth place in the boys’ standings. The top three boys’ squads were Havre with 93 points, Glendive with 76.5 and Lustre Christian with 74 points. Topping the girls’ standings were Plentywood with 79, Scobey with 75 and Savage with 55

Lustre Christian’s track athletes enjoyed an outstanding day at the season-opening Wibaux Invitational meet in Glendive on Friday, April 7. The Lions accounted for 148 points for third-place honors. The top two teams were Havre with 186 and Glendive with 153 points. Jasiah Hambira certainly opened his season on a high note. The senior was a triple- winner with firsts in the high jump (6-2),

The Frazer Bearcubs competed at the Wibaux Invitational track meet held in Glendive on Friday, April 7. Highlighting the girls’ performance was Angel Nelligan with a mark of 27-10 for 16th place in the shot put. Nelligan was 26th and Shakira Beston took 27th in the 1600. Isabelle Even finished 26th in the 200. In the boys’ division, Ty Fourstar took 25th in the javelin and 57th in

The 2023 Wolf Point Spring Hoopfest, under the direction of Brock Copenhaver, was a huge success with 62 teams competing in the youth basketball tournament during the weekend. In the third-grade boys’ division, Red Cats of Wolf Point defeated Badland Hoops of Brockton by a 52-30 margin in the championship game. The Scobey Silver Stars earned first place in the girls’ third-grade division.

Poplar’s girls’ track team scored 22 points to kick off its season in solid fashion at the Wibaux Invitational held in Glendive on Friday, April 7. The 3200-meter run was a strong event for the Indians as Jazmyn CarryWater finished fourth with a time of 13:35.21 and Reinita Irizarry took fifth at 13:36.14. Bailey Dupree, a sophomore, finished with a time of 51.33 seconds in the 300-meter