Wolf Point senior J’Elle Garfield has signed a letter of intent to play women’s basketball at Dickinson State University. The All-State selection averaged nearly 12 points per game as a senior. She led the Wolves to the Class B state tournament. (Photo submitted)

Wolf Point’s high school golf team is looking forward to hitting the links with 14 students participating in the sport this season. “I am very excited about our turnout this year as we returned a lot of golfers from last year and picked up some new ones this year also,” Wolf Point coach Rodney Paulson said. The Wolves began practicing indoors on Monday, March 20. “We are looking

The Poplar Indians are excited for their upcoming tennis season under the guidance of a new coach. Jerrelynn Manfield has taken over the head coaching duties for the Indians. “One of the young ladies asked me to apply,” Manfield explained. “She came to my fitness class, and we played a little tennis last summer.” The program’s eight players include six athletes who played

Members of Poplar’s girls’ track team includes, (back from left) Kodilynn Weinberger, Ashley Bullchief, Cammie Martell, Toni Brown, Devlyn Hopkins, Kessee Erickson, Braelyn Nordwick, Jazmyn Carrywater, Rebecca Gorder, Saydee Archambault, Bailey Dupree and Jayda Falcon; (front from left), Passion Longee, Jade Miller, Reinita Irizany, KiAnn Randall, Kahloni Hoops, Aliyania Matuck, Alara Parshall,

Members of Poplar’s boys’ track team are (from left) Marquis Brown, Elijin GreyBear, Raylando Red Eagle, Trentin Youpee, Zane Dupree, Tyren Mason, Walker Burshia, Ivan Iron Cloud, Miles Boxer, Wilder Bearcub and Finesse Headdress. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

An exceptional turnout has Culbertson High School athletes looking forward to the upcoming track season with hopes for numerous state qualifiers. Coach Dave Solem said the 37 member squad including 22 boys is the most during his 19 years coaching track in Culbertson. “It’s the biggest turnout ever,” Solem said. “It’s good numbers and a good bunch of kids to work with. There’s

After Frazer’s boys’ track team placed third in the team standings at last year’s district meet, the Bearcubs are looking forward to having another solid track campaign. There were eight athletes out for the sport as of last week. “Some others are thinking about it,” Frazer Coach Cody Larson said. “We have some thinkers.” The team consists of five boys and three girls.

The Froid/Lake golf program features eight players this season including six boys. Coaches for the squad are Katelyn Dahlberg and Patrick Kjelshus. Boys on the squad include Sol Grainger, Milo Stangeland, Trent Williams, Patton Bighorn, Kash Ator and Ethan Roeder. Girls playing are Addison Elvaas and Makaylee Elvsaas. “I hope we are improved from over last year,” Dahlberg said.