The Lustre Lions and Frazer Bearcubs each competed at the Eastern C divisional track meet held in Glasgow on Wednesday, May 18. Cayden Klatt led Lustre’s boys by finishing fifth in the 3200-meter run with a time of 12:11.42. Klatt took eighth in the 800 at 2:23.86. Also in the top 10 was Byron Ewing, who took 10th in the 200 at 27.37 seconds. Rebekah Jossart finished eighth in the 1600

Wolf Point’s Gaige Bushman and Poplar’s Landon Young each competed at the Class B state golf tournament in Fairmont this week. Bushman finished in 54th place with a two-day score of 196. The junior had a score of 100 the first day and 96 on the second day. Young took 68th place with a mark of 230. He shot a 116 on the first day and 114 the second day. Red Lodge’s Ross Sunday was

Wolf Point’s boys’ distance runners led the pack during the District 2B track meet held in Glasgow on Saturday, May 14. Between Peyton Summers, Ethan Blount and Kholby SpottedWolf, the Wolves accounted for 44 points in the 1600 and 3200 meter runs. Summers, a sophomore, earned first in the 1600 with a time of 4:45.43 and first in the 3200 at 10:10.21. Blount, a senior, finished second

The Poplar Indians took fourth place in both the boys’ and girls’ standings during the District 2B track meet held in Glasgow on Saturday, May 14. Poplar’s boys finished with 55 points and Poplar’s girls accounted for 49 points. The Indians captured two first-place honors at the meet. Kaniel Ricker had a mark of 39-0 for top honors in the triple jump. Kameron Reum finished first in

An outstanding day by Ryker Ackerman led Frazer to a third-place showing at the District 3C track meet in Glasgow on Saturday, May 14. The Bearcubs accounted for 35 points at the district meet. Ackerman earned first place in the javelin with a best of 120-7, second in the discus with a mark of 101-7 and third in the shot put at 40-01. Frazer’s boys’ 400-meter relay team finished second

Lustre Christian’s boys’ track team struck for 105 points for second-place honors at the District 3C track meet in Glasgow on Saturday, May 14. Scobey’s boys topped the team standings with 257 points. In the girls’ standings, the top three teams were Scobey with 211, Saco with 115 and Whitewater with 107. Braden Ewing led the Lions with two first-place performances. The junior

The Wolf Point Wolves placed in the team standings during the Gene Nelson Memorial Invitational held on Friday, May 6. Wolf Point’s boys finished with 83 points for third place behind Glasgow with 140.5 points and Scobey with 136.5 points. The Lady Wolves took fourth with 51 points behind Scobey with 165, Glasgow with 97 and Saco with 78 points. Three of Wolf Point’s boys earned individual

Poplar’s track athletes enjoyed success at the Gene Nelson Memorial Invitational as the Indians took fourth in the boys’ division with 46 points and sixth in the girls’ division with 39 points on Friday, May 6. Kamberon Reum finished first in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 44.47 seconds. Kaniel Ricker placed second in the race at 45.47 seconds. Poplar’s boys’ 400-meter relay