The Montana girls’ squad earned third place at the AAU Junior Olympics during the weekend. (Photo submitted)

Charles works on his blocking during a drill with coach Scott Montgomery on Tuesday, July 25. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Brady shows quick feet during a drill at the Wolf Point football camp held last week. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Players take part in a punt, pass and kick contest during the on Tuesday, July 25. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Wolf Point’s linemen practice getting off the ball during a drill at the football camp held at the high school. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Kaylee makes contact during a drill at the Wolf Point tennis camp. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Freshman Jeina concentrates on a ball during the tennis camp. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

The team of Peyton Pedersen and Mykayla Lauckner earned top honors during the Fort Peck Women’s Walleye Tournament held on Saturday, July 29. Lauckner of Nashua and Pedersen won the championship with a total weight of 23.87 pounds. Although Lauckner has enjoyed some success this season with a different partner, this was the first time that she and Pedersen have competed at a tournament

The Wolf Point Babe Ruth and American Legion program capped its season with an awards ceremony and meal on Sunday, July 30. Coach Scott Vandall noted that the Babe Ruth season featured a lot of learning for the young ballplayers. “We tried to keep putting in the work and the time,” Vandall said. He was pleased that Carlos Weiser was selected to the All-Star team. Coach Ray Ostby

Some families go camping together, and some families spent a lot of time in gyms. For the Wolf Point Summers family, they share a love of long distance running. Parents John and Stacey Summers got their children interested in the sport at a young age. Sierra remembers running for fun with her parents when she was in only the second or third grade. Sierra’s first taste of competition came