With a good amount of playing experience returning to the program, Wolf Point first-year volleyball coach Jaki Harada is looking forward to a good year for the Wolves. “We have lots of talent and athleticism among this group of girls so we plan to use that to our advantage and place the girls in positions that we feel best fits our team,” Harada said. “We’ve seen the girls be supportive

After advancing all the way to the semi-final round of the state tournament last season, Wolf Point’s flag football squad aims to be a powerhouse this season. Returning players for the Wolves include Anna Matejovsky, Addy Smith, Maci Fourstar, Ma’Kenzie Jackson, Kai Villaluz, Kaleigha Lavendure and McKinlee Paulson. “We are really athletic and have great speed,” Coach Cody Larson

With the best turnout in years, Wolf Point cross country coach Stacey Summers is looking forward to a strong season for the Wolves. The Wolves opened the season with 11 boys and six girls on the high school squad. “It’s been awhile,” Summers said of such good numbers. “I have high expectations for the team. I’m really excited. I think we will do well at State.” Among the leaders

The Poplar Indians look to score football victories this season under the guidance of new head coach Benny Lovan. “We have a lot of returning kids,” Lovan said. “We’re building up the program. We want to bring some structure and discipline.” Returning players for the Indians include Chasen Pribbernow, Chance Pribbernow, Houston Eder, A.J. Youngman, Rollen Spotted Bull, Finn

With a solid core of returning athletes, Poplar High School’s cross country team should contend for honors at meets again this season. Issac Irizarry is the top returning runner in the boys’ division. Jayden Eder also is back after finishing well at last year’s meets. Other solid returners for the boys include Dustin Smith, Mickey Failing and Ryder Olson. For the girls’ team, top

Poplar’s volleyball team opened its season with a good attitude as the Indians look forward to a successful campaign. Poplar has a turnout of 31 girls including several who saw varsity experience last season. Returning players include senior Channing First, junior libero Jacey Azure, junior MaKenzie Crawford, sophomore Carysn Fourbear and freshman Frankie Gourneau. “We definitely have

Poplar’s flag football team is looking forward to a successful season and another trip to the state tournament this year. The Indians have qualified for the state tournament in each of the past two seasons. “We’re trying to get to the championship game,” Poplar Coach Brock Copenhaver said. “We’ve been to state twice now. We want to bump up our expectations.” Some of the top returning

Frazer High School fields a young cross country team for the 2026 season. Coach Tessa Vivier said the squad includes two girls and possibly a boy. She is hoping to recruit other runners. On the girls’ team are eighth-graders Anevay Daniels and Londyn Rattling Thunder. “I’m glad they are out. They are working hard,” Vivier said. Daniels and Rattling Thunder are also playing volleyball

Frazer Volleyball Schedule Sept. 11: at Circle Sept. 18: Lustre Sept. 22: Nashua Sept. 25: at North Country Oct. 2: at Scobey Oct. 10: at Lustre Oct. 16: Scobey Oct. 20: at Nashua Oct. 23: North Country Oct. 29-30: District (Scobey)