KayJay First That Walk of Brockton has been selected to serve on the Montana High School Association’s student advisory council. First That Walk plays basketball for the Warriors. She is also involved in cultural activities such as powwows and ceremonies. She is entering her junior year in high school. Other new members to the student advisory council are Ella Norby of Sidney, Kourtney

The Fort Peck Community College’s Chante’ project announces that it will hold a color race on Thursday, Aug. 4. The event will start at 5 p.m. at the Wolf Point High School’s football field. Shirts will be available for the first 100 participants. Prizes will be raffled off. The goal of the run is to get as many youth and family members as possible involved in an end of the summer

Area players gained more insight about basketball when Ro Wiggins of GROw Training held camps at Frontier Elementary School and Poplar last week. Wiggins competed in the sport at the junior college level in Wyoming and then for a Division III school in Texas. He has conducted camps for the last five years and has reached 16 states. He explained that he likes to push the importance of training

students taking part in the Skillz & Drillz basketball camp held at Frontier School. (Photo submitted)

First through third-grade students taking part in the Skillz & Drillz basketball camp held at Frontier School. (Photo submitted)

The Montana High School Association’s executive board made several decisions during a meeting on June 22. The board awarded the 2023 Class C state golf tournament to Anaconda Hills Golf Course in Great Falls for May 15-17. The decision was made to return Class A basketball and volleyball to eight-team state tournament formats. There will be a play-in game between West #5 and East #4 prior

Wolf Point’s Mason Garfield will return to the ring for MMA action at the Valley Event Center in Glasgow on Saturday, July 23. Garfield, 1-0 for his MMA career, will take on an opponent from Billings for the amateur title. The bout will consist of five two-minute rounds. “I expect to do really well,” said Garfield, who graduated from Wolf Point High School in May. Garfield said