Wolf Point’s football team opens its campaign with about 13 returning starters combined on both sides of the ball. “I think the strength of our team will be our experience with 21 combined juniors and seniors on the team this year,” Coach Anthony Red Cloud said. Returning starters are Sean Hamilton at tight end and middle linebacker, Brady Four Bear at wide receiver and defensive back,

Wolf Point’s volleyball team looks for a strong season with the returning of many letterwinners from a season ago. Back for the Wolves are senior Lauren Rodenberg, senior Marley Moran, senior Ma’Kenzie Jackson, sophomore Addy Smith, sophomore Mattie Azure, freshman Maia Kent, freshman McKinlee Paulson and freshman Anna Matejovsky. Coach Nicole Paulson said the team’s strengths are that

The Wolf Point High School’s cross country program is starting its season with improved numbers and the hope to be able to race as a team in both the boys’ and girls’ divisions. Members of the boys’ squad include Reilly Rees, sophomore Ezekiel Payne, freshman Andrew Williamson, Kayeiko Villaluz, Keyvin Brock and eighth-grader Luke Summers. Rees, a junior, had an active summer running

With the majority of their top runners returning from last season, Poplar’s cross country team aims to improve on last year’s successful campaign. “We want to continue on building our program that we started doing last year,” Coach John Wetsit said. “We will emphasize consistency. We will try to bring back the Poplar tradition.” Leading’s Poplar’s girls are freshman Journey

The Poplar Indians aim to keep improving throughout this football season. “We have a handful of starters coming back from last season. We were senior heavy last season,” Coach Jason Brock said. “We are a young team. That is the foundation we are building on this season.” The coach explains that most of the players back were letterwinners in 2024. “So we are young, but most of

Poplar’s volleyball squad is ready to reach good heights this season with the return of three starters from last season’s squad. Starters back for the Indians are senior Braelyn Nordwick, senior Lilliana O’Neal and senior Toni Brown. Other returning letterwinners are sophomore Miley Crawford, sophomore Jacey Azure, senior Ashlyn Bull Chief and sophomore Makenzie Crawford. “I believe

Lustre’s volleyball team lines up a young team this year and the players are looking forward to improving throughout the season. “They’re young but eager,” Coach Mary Zerbe said. The oldest two players for the Lions are senior Hannah Brown and junior Lauryn Holzrichter. The squad’s five sophomores are Natalie Fast, Sidney Klatt, Monica Uy, Justice Byers and Holly Hilkemann.

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Brockton’s volleyball team features 14 players to battle in the District 2C this season. Returning players for the Warriors include Raykira Track, Marlene Fish, Taylor Cummins, Tatawna Big Eagle, Reese De-Coteau, Danica Bull Calf, Taya Fish, Jade Olney and BraeLynn DeMarrias. Newcomers include Quintana Young. “They’re putting in the work. They’re working hard,” Coach Taylor Day.

The Brockton Warriors are suiting up nine players for the start of their six-man football season this year. Coach Toby Youpee said most of the team’s roster features returning players. Brockton’s players include Josh Firemoon, Weston Lambert, Colter Nygard, Tefton Bear, Lahmi Youngman, Ronnie Blackdog, Bree Olney, Kokipasni “Sonny” Owns Pipe and Codean Youngman. Youpee is optimistic