Lustre Christian ran off 110.5 points in the boys’ division for first place at a track meet in Glasgow on Tuesday, April 25. Glasgow placed second with 93 points while Wolf Point earned third with 79 points. Jasiah Hambira was a triple winner to lead the Lions. The senior finished first in the 200-meter dash with a time of 24.02 seconds, took first in the high jump by clearing 6-3 and placed

Wolf Point’s golf team was able to open its season with action in Shelby last week. Gaige Bushman shot a 99 for 17th place at the tournament. Trevin Boysun placed 27th with a 106. The Wolves are scheduled to compete in Glasgow on Friday, April 28, and Malta on Saturday, April 29.

Perry Lilley has been busy teaching these young students basketball skills during the after-school program at Southside Elementary School. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

It’s time for the Wolf Point School District to take steps forward in order to provide a quality facility for the school’s tennis program. This year, Wolf Point is actually the host for the divisional tennis tournament. Unfortunately because the community has only two courts, the tournament will take place way over in Glendive. If Wolf Point wishes to bring visiting tennis teams into

Wolf Point’s track efforts this season included (left photo) Charlie Page competing in the shot put and (right photo) Seth Landsrud racing in the 100-meter dash. The Wolves will participate in the Fairfield/Belt Invitational in Great Falls on Saturday, April 29. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)