Lustre’s boys accounted for 57 points to earn fourth place at the Richey/Lambert Invitational track meet in Lambert on Thursday, April 10. Johnslee Pierre led Lustre’s performances by taking first place in the 200-meter dash at 23.97 seconds and first in the 400 at 52.78 seconds. Prestyn Klatt put together a solid meet with a first in the 1600 at 4:47.57 and a second in the 800 at 2:20.79.

Track athletes from Wolf Point and Poplar each enjoyed success at a 12-team track meet held in Glasgow on Monday, April 7. The Wolves took fifth in the girls’ team standings with 47 points and eighth in the boys’ standings with 24 points. Sean Hamilton, a junior, led Wolf Point’s boys with a first in the javelin (149-2), a second in the discus (128-11) and a third in the shot put (41-7).

The Lustre Lions finished with 69 points in the boys’ division to place second at a 12team track meet in Glasgow on Monday, April 7. Glasgow’s boys topped the standings with 158 points. Malta took third for 65 points. Johnslee Pierre was a double winner for the Lions. Pierre finished first in the 200 at 23.87 seconds and first in the 400 at 54.26 seconds. The Lions’ 1600-meter relay

Wolf Point’s Caitlyn Wilson, with family members, signs her letter of intent to play basketball at Rocky Mountain College. (Photo submitted)

Representing the Fort Peck Tribes at the Battle of Nations basketball tournament held in Spokane, Wash., were (from left) KayJay First That Walks, Jaylee Azure, Sierra Hamilton, Macey Stump, Morning Rose Tobey, J’elle Garfield and EmmaRae Martell. (Photo submitted)

Wolf Point’s tennis squad competed against Forsyth and Poplar during action in Glendive on Friday, April 11. Wolf Point’s Tanny Guldborg posted two victories in singles’ play. Also winning singles’ matches were Ariana Mee, Bella Doornek and McKenzie Rodenberg. The doubles’ teams of Lauren Rodenberg/Riley Schwarzrock and Hailey GreyHawk/Guldborg earned victories. ”Every meet,

Although he wasn’t completely satisfied with some of the results, Mike Bell’s senior year at Wolf Point High School featured many impressive athletic accomplishments. The self-critical Bell feels he was capable of playing better during football season, but Bell earned All-Conference first team honors at defensive end. “I was very pleased with his whole career,” Wolf Point’s football