Lustre Christian High School had it’s spring concert at the Lustre EMB Church May 4. The choir sang “American Lullaby,” “Shout Joyfully,” “Whom Shall I Fear?” by Cindy Berry and “Scarorough Fair.” Music festival entries were sung by Rachel Pew and Anna Teichroew (duet) and Hannah Marasco (solo) and solos were played by Arun Ramnarace (piano), Abby Olfert (trumpet), Rebekah Jossart

The Wolf Point School board received petitions signed by adult and students in support of boys’ basketball coach Troy Blount during its meeting on Monday, May 9. Frank Benson, who is Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball coach and has a son on the boys’ team, presented the petition signed by more than 100 adults during the public comment portion of the meeting. Gaige Bushman, a junior, presented

Roxanne Gourneau will represent District 2 on the Wolf Point School board for the next year. In District 2, Jaronn Boysun and Roxanne Gourneau tied with 36 votes each during the May 3 election. Incumbent Linda L. Hansen received 24 votes. A recount board on Monday, May 9, determined the same results with Boysun and Gourneau tying with 36 votes each. The trustees decided that the outcome

By Bill Vander Weele Wolf Point’s boys’ golf team earned seventh place in the team standings during the divisional meet held in Malta on Tuesday, May 10. Gaige Bushman placed 15th and qualified for the state tournament. Other results for Wolf Point’s boys included Trevin Boysun in 31st place, Abel Garfield in 33rd, Logan Bushman in 39th and Aiden Prichard in 43rd. Ryver Summers

By Bill Vander Weele Two doubles’ teams from Wolf Point have qualified for the state tennis tournament. The team of Kaylee Johnson and Kaleah Miller-Toves earned second place during the divisional tournament in Miles City last weekend. The doubles’ team of Hamyanie Campbell and Mahala MacDonald captured fifth place at the divisional tournament. In singles’ play, Jaycen Williams

The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets’ Babe Ruth dropped two games against the Glasgow Nemont team during home action on Sunday, May 17. “We struggled in the first game. We did do a lot better this week with not having so many errors. The kids just couldn’t get themselves back into the game in the first one,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “We fell behind and couldn’t make it up. Give