Ethan presents a star quilt to John Wetsit for the cross-country program’s senior night held on Friday, Oct. 15. (Photo Four Wolf Point runners placed four athletes in the top 10 during the Harlem Invitational held on Friday, Oct. 15. Peyton Summers won the race with a time of 16:38. Teammate Kholby Spotted Wolf placed second at 16:49. Ethan, a senior, ran the course in 17:08

The Wolf Point boys’ cross-country team is aiming to bring back a team trophy from the Class B state meet scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 23, in Missoula. “I want all of them to place and be consistent,” Wolf Point Coach Stacey Summers said. “It can be anybody’s race on that day.” Wolf Point is ranked as the third top Class B boys’ squad entering the race. Ranked ahead of the Wolves

Poplar took Rocky Boy to the limit in non-conference volleyball action on Tuesday, Oct. 12. Rocky Boy edged the Indians by a 25-15, 21-25, 20-25, 2516, 15-6, final. The Stars jumped out to an 18-9 advantage in the first set, but Poplar battled back to 2214. Rocky Boy scored the set’s final point on an ace by Kazmira St. Pierre. Ahead by a 4-3 margin in the second set, the Indians ran

Youth Soccer in Wolf Point wrapped up with a tournament Oct. 10. Organizer Marianne E. Zilkoski Rees said 110 kids participated this season, with 35 kids in the Pre-K/K category, 35 from the first and second grades and 40 from the grades three-five. The season started Sept. 7 and featured games on Tuesdays and Thursdays. It was hosted by the City of Wolf Point. The Wolf Point Community

Glasgow High School’s Brenner Flaten has been recognized by the National Interscholastic Athletic Administration as a Certified Master Athletic Administrator. The distinction was earned by demonstrating exemplary knowledge and ongoing professional development in the interscholastic athletic administrator field. The certification was voluntary and considered an evaluation of Flaten’s educational

Poplar’s EmmaRae keeps the ball in play against Rocky Boy. The Indians will play at Harlem on Saturday, Oct. 23.

I wanted to share a few reasons as to why I, Jestin Dupree, chose to run for the Fort Peck Tribal Chairman position. I was born and raised in Poplar, MT, graduated from the Poplar High School, and joined the United States Army in 1998. I was a combat veteran who served our country for over 16 years and did 5 tours of duty overseas as an infantryman. I ended my military career in 2014 with a rank in