Bainville will open its volleyball campaign with a tournament in Culbertson on Saturday, Aug. 26. The Bulldogs will meet Froid/Lake, Culbertson’s JVs and Nashua during pool play. The single elimination part of the tournament will start in the early afternoon. With all of their returning starters back from last season, Bainville looks to climb near the top of the conference standings

The Wolf Point Wolves are enthused that a solid group of returning starters are back for this football campaign. The starters back include wide/receiver/defensive back/kicker Preston Swenson, defensive end Michael Bell, defensive back Seth Landsrud, running back Maddox Reum, linebacker Kasey Reed, linebacker Mitchell Brown, linebacker Charles Page, offensive lineman Sean Hamilton, offensive lineman/

Featuring one of the top runners in the state, Wolf Point’s cross-country team started pre-season practice on Friday, Aug. 11. Peyton Summers, a senior, earned All-State honors by placing 12th at last year’s Class B state competition. “He’s hoping to win it this year,” coach Stacey Summers said. “Peyton has been working hard this summer. He’s been doing 10 miles or more a day.”

With six returning players with starting experience, Wolf Point’s volleyball program looks for an exciting 2023 campaign. Starters back include senior Kylie Rodenberg, senior Joli Beston, senior Sierra Hamilton, senior Kaleah Miller-Toves, senior Azalei Ackerman and junior Gabrielle Four Bear. Other returning letterwinners are junior Keeley Blount-Henderson, junior Ameliya Doney, sophomore

The Montana boys’ squad came away with third place during dual action at the AAU Junior Olympic Games held in Iowa. (Photo submitted)