The Froid/Lake Red Hawks aim to continue being a force in six-man football this season. The Red Hawks have won two state titles and earned runner-up status once during the last four seasons. The Red Hawks graduated four All-State performers from last year’s squad. Froid/Lake opens this season with 12 players. “I think we’re one of the smaller teams as far as numbers,” Coach Michael

After qualifying for the Eastern C divisional volleyball tournament last season, Froid/Lake returns all but one starter entering this campaign. Returning starters include senior Mara Salvevold, senior Brooklynn Nordwick, senior Addison Elvsaas, senior Alexa Nelson and sophomore Isabelle Nordwick. Salvevold was a first-team All-Conference selection and Elvsaas was a second-team pick last season.

Wolf Point’scross country team features six runners this season. Rebel Mays is the only senior in the program. Other boys competing for the Wolves are sophomore Reilly Rees, freshmen Carlo Weiser and freshman Zek Payne. The girls’ team includes Jeina Reum and Lakealah Mays. The Wolves open their season with their home invitational at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Friday,

This year’s Wolf Point cheer team includes (back from left) Jack Bow, Kaleah White Bear, Bella Sanchez, (middle row) Emily Nefzger, Arianna Mee, Phelanee Brown, BreaElle Standing, Ellie Ryan, Tanna Guldborg, (front row) Azzy Toavs and Justyne Martell. The squad is coached this year by Traci West. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Keith is serving as the superintendent/principal at Frontier School this year. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Firefighters work on pulling a work truck back up after the vehicle, which was pulling a header trailer, rolled over on Highway 250 near mile marker 3 on Friday, Aug. 16. Fuel sprayed from the tank. There were no injuries. Responding were the Montana Highway Patrol, Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office, Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department, Wolf Point Ambulance Service and state Disaster and Emergency