The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets came from behind to beat Baker, 7-6, in the first game of a home double-header on Saturday, June 25. Down by a 5-2 margin entering the bottom of the fifth inning, the Jackets pulled a run closer when Mitchell Brown was hit by a pitch, went to third on stolen bases and then crossed the plate on a wild pitch. After Preston Swenson singled and scored, Charlie Page

The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets dropped both home baseball games against Watford City on Sunday, June 26. Wolf Point struggled with pitching requirements and lost the first game by a 25-10 final. The contest was deadlocked at 9-9 until Watford City scored three runs in the third and eight runs in the fourth inning. Ahead by a 20-10 margin, the Walleye added five runs in the top of the fifth

The Wolf Point American Legion baseball team had a hectic schedule last week. Wolf Point hosted the Agland Froid squad on Tuesday, June 14. The first game was tied in the fifth inning, but the Bulls pulled away to win by the 10-run rule. Froid also won the second game by the 10-run rule. The Yellow Jackets then competed at a tournament in Glendive during the weekend. Despite a

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