Wolf Point’s major softball team emerged with a 13-12 victory over Froid/Lake during home action on Tuesday, June 14. The game was deadlocked at 10-10 heading into the final inning. After Froid/Lake scored twice in the top of the frame, the Yellow Jackets accounted for a two-out inning to earn the victory. The Yellow Jackets have only one loss this season. The defeat came in Plentywood.

The Wolf Point Little League ages 9-12 have started their season. “We have 39 kids that I’m have signed up and about 34 that have been coming to practices,” Scott Vandall said. “We are excited to see these numbers and the kids are doing a good job of taking things in. We have had difficulty in the past few years. We are working on changing things in our approach.” Goals are for the

The 2022 Airport Golf Course Improvement Fundraiser attracted 32 two-man teams. Golfers were from Montana and North Dakota this year. Tournament organizer Rodney Paulson thanks all the teams that participated. “I sure hope you enjoyed the tournament,” he said. He also thanked the businesses who sponsored the tournament. More than $11,000 was raised to put toward a new piece of

Dustyn Azure was back home this weekend. The head coach for Eastern Oregon University’s wrestling program was having a delightful time teaching the sport to area youngsters during the Poplar Wrestling Camp. “I’m just excited to be here and to give back to the community,” Azure said during a break on Saturday, June 4. He said he was trying to teach the wrestlers the “ins and outs”

The Froid Agland Babe Ruth team edged Wolf Point in both baseball contests held in Wolf Point on Friday, June 3. Agland jumped out to a 6-1 lead in the first inning and added 13 runs in the second inning during the first game. Agland won the game by a 23-2 final. Wolf Point played much better in the second game and gained a 4-0 advantage in the first inning. Agland led by only an 11-8