08 April 2021

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Wolf People Receives National Recognition

Wolf People Receives National Recognition


Wolf People of Wolf Point High School have done it again! The student organization has earned the national title as the best chapter for American Indigenous Business Leaders. AIBL is the only American indigenous non-profit organization that is solely dedicated to empowering business students in the United States. The organization’s programs has designed to engage students in activities that

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Wolf Point Senior Cheerleader  Selected For Shrine Football Game

Wolf Point Senior Cheerleader Selected For Shrine Football Game


After serving as a cheerleader for the Wolf Point Wolves during the past four years, Gracie Ferdina will cheer on a bigger stage this summer. Ferdina, a senior at Wolf Point High School, is one of 16 students who will serve as a cheerleader for the East team in the Montana East-West Shrine football game on June 19. The 74th contest is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Wendy’s Field, Daylis Stadium

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Tennis Teams Open Season With Dual

Tennis Teams Open Season With Dual


Tennis season opened as Wolf Point and Poplar players took to the courts on Thursday, April 1. “Wolf Point’s girls had a successful day,” Coach Dan Horsmon said. “We got a lot of tennis in, got better and enjoyed the challenge against the Poplar Indians.” The Wolves won six of the eight singles matches during the action. Demi Kegley defeated Catherine Bear, 8-2, and Sierra LeMay,

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Poplar Scores At Glasgow Meet

Poplar Scores At Glasgow Meet


Poplar started its track season at the Glasgow Invitational on Thursday, April 1. Leading the Indians was Jazmin Gorder as the junior finished fourth in the 800 (2:35.61) and 10th in the 1600 (6:30.59). Keandra Martell finished fifth in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 53.46 seconds and took eighth in the discus at 93-02. Poplar’s girls placed 18th with six points. On the boys’