After not being able to compete last year because of COVID, the Wolf Point Wolves are looking for a successful tennis season in 2021. “The weather has been unusually great,” coach Dan Horsmon said. “Most seasons, we have to shovel snow. The girls are learning fast and will be competitive this year.” Returning letterwinners for the Wolves include two seniors, Demi Kegley and Angelica

Wolf Point’s golf program features eight boys this season including two upperclassmen. Abel Garfield, a junior, has the most experience with the program. The other upperclassman is senior Josh Bushman. “It will be an interesting year after all the COVID stuff last year,” Wolf Point coach Rodney Paulson said. “Losing last year kind of hurt us.” Also expected to be strong players

With upperclassmen leading the way, Wolf Point is looking for a strong track season this year. “We have a great group of upperclassmen,” coach RC Page said about the Wolves. Leading the pack for the seniors are Zander Ackerman and Jewel Olson, who each placed at the Class B state track meet as sophomores. Ackerman finished second in the 3200 during 2019. Olson took third in the 400-meter

A year after not having a track season because of COVID restrictions, Poplar is looking to build a strong, well-rounded track program. The Indians have a turnout of 25 athletes this season. “It’s a good amount considering after COVID last year,” Poplar coach Brent Moore said. “Basically, it’s like having two freshmen classes.” There’s a lot of inexperience since the current

Poplar’s tennis team, under the direction of coach Aaron Snyder, features nine players this season. The Indians enjoy good experience as only two players are new to the program. “Everybody else has played,” Snyder said. Athletes expecting to lead Poplar include number one singles’ player Catherine Bear, a senior, and the number one doubles team of seniors Macey Dionne and Sydney

The Poplar Indians field a very young golf team this season. The squad features one sophomore and three freshmen. “We’re young and we’re small,” Poplar coach Kevin Exstrom said of the squad. The team includes sophomore Preston Ogle, freshman Gage Berg, freshman Finesse Headdress and freshman Landon Young. “It’s interesting,” Exstrom said of having such a young team. “Everything

The Lustre Christian Lions feature 14 high school track athletes including six with some experience this season. The squad includes three athletes who have enjoyed high school success. Tiara Whitmus, a senior, is strong in throwing events for the Lions. Braeden Toavs, a senior, is expected to enjoy success in middle distance runs, long jump and the shot put. Sean Uy, a junior, looks

A car fire spread to nearby grass on Sunday, March 28, southeast of Wolf Point. The Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department responded to put out the blaze despite the high winds. Pictured are (left to right) David Schultes and Patrick Szymanski. (Photo by Kailey Williamson)

Frazer’s track team features a small but dedicated group this season. The Bearcubs’ track program features five high school students, three junior high students and 13 elementary students. “My goal this year is to build a team,” Coach Alexandra Hinchcliff said. Leading the Bearcubs is Blue Fettig. The junior runner qualified for the state cross country meet as a sophomore.