Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball coach Frank Benson works with Kaylee Johnson with the school’s new Dr. Dish basketball shooting machine. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

The Lustre Lions impressed with three first-place performances and came close to a team trophy during the Class C state track meet held in Laurel on Friday, May 26, and Saturday, May 27. The Lions finished with 40 points for fourth place. The top three teams were Manhattan Christian with 81, Belt with 48 and Chinook with 42 points. Top girls’ squads were Plentywood with 75.75 points, Manhattan

Standout performances by Katelyn MacDonald and Peyton Summers highlighted the Class B state track meet for Wolf Point athletes. Wolf Point scored eight points in both the boys’ and girls’ divisions at the meet held in Butte. Top boys’ teams were Jefferson with 72, Florence/ Carlton with 57 and Loyola/ Sacred Heart with 55 points. Glasgow placed sixth with 41 points. Topping the

Wolf Point High School athletes were honored during an awards program at the school on Monday, May 22. Awards for the tennis program included Kaleah Miller- Toves and Kaylee Johnson sharing the most valuable player award. Mahala Moran was selected as the most inspirational player. Jeina Reum was the team’s most improved player. For the girls’ track program, awards featured Katelyn MacDonald

Wolf Point’s boys’ track team finished in fourth place and was extremely close to a third-place trophy at the Northern B divisional track meet in Great Falls on Saturday, May 20. The Wolves accounted for 67 points at the meet while third-place Conrad scored 67.33 points. The top two teams were Glasgow with 127.33 points and Shelby with 71 points. Four first-place performances highlighted

The Poplar Indians accounted for 25 points to earn sixth place at the Northern B divisional track meet held in Great Falls on Saturday, May 20. The top three girls’ teams were Glasgow with 130.5, Conrad with 100 and Malta with 85 points. Poplar’s Kessee Erickson, a junior, earned third place in the discus with a mark of 94-3. Bailey Dupree, a sophomore, put together a strong meet