Wolf Point’s boys scored 30 points for eighth place and Wolf Point’s girls finished with 12 points for 14th place at the Fairfield/Belt State Preview track meet held in Great Falls on Saturday, April 30. The top three boys’ squads were Seeley-Swan with 67 points, Glasgow with 48 and Lewistown with 41 points. Topping the girls’ division were Seeley-Swan with 78 points, Lewistown with

Poplar’s girls accounted for seven points during the Fairfield/ Belt state preview track meet held in Great Falls on Saturday, April 30. Seeley-Swan took first place in both the boys’ and girls’ divisions at the meet. Jazmin Gorder led Poplar’s girls by placing third in the 3200-meter run with a time of 12:35.41. The senior finished seventh in the 400 at 65.50 seconds. The 1600-meter

In Miles City, Wolf Point’s girls’ tennis team played Terry, Miles City, Great Falls Central and Glendive (Varsity and JV). Wolf Point went 11-4 on the day. In Helena during the weekend, the Wolves played Jefferson, Townsend, Fort Benton, Granite and Red Lodge. “Wolf Point competed very well. Every girl on the team improved against some solid teams,” Wolf Point Coach Dan Horsmon

Area junior high athletes placed during track action held in Wolf Point on Friday, April 22. The Indians scored 15 points for ninth place in the eighth-grade girls’ division, 18 points for sixth place in the seventh-grade boys’ division and 12 points for 10th place in the eighth-grade boys’ division. River Olson ran the 1600 in 5:43.17 for first place for seventh-grade boys. Ryder Olson

The Lustre Christian took third place with 54 points in the boys’ division during the Whitewater Invitational on Thursday, April 21. Jasiah Hambira earned first place in the long jump with a mark of 19-04. The junior placed second in the high jump by clearing 5-8, second in the 200 with a time of 24.51 seconds and fifth in the 100 with a time of 12.17 seconds. Cayden Klatt finished third