With a good amount of returning players, the Wolf Point Wolves are aiming for a strong campaign in 20212022. Seniors on the team include Jack Sprague, Shastin Damon, Ethan Blount and Jaxon Azure. Juniors who are returning letterwinners are Corey Martell, Kelby Bauer, Gaige Bushman and Kraven Silk. “We have a nice class of juniors and seniors returning,” Coach Troy Blount said. “They

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad began practicing under the guidance of new head coach Frank Benson on Thursday, Nov. 18. Benson, who coached Dodson’s boys last season, has been impressed with the players’ attitudes at open gyms during the past few weeks. “They are working hard and are really excited to be here,” Benson said. “I’m overjoyed and excited.” The list of

Wolf Point’s wrestling program looks to make some noise this high school season with several standouts returning to the mats. Heading the list is Mason Garfield who placed sixth at the Class B state meet last season. Garfield wrestled at 182 pounds last season and will likely compete at 205 pounds this campaign. “We’re looking at him to do even better,” Wolf Point Coach Scott

Lilley Lennox Lilley looks to score. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele) Martell Corey Martell makes a pass. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Poplar’s senior Mitchell Youngman has received second team honors at defensive back for Eastern C eight-man football. Youngman was also selected as an alternate for the Cleverley All-Star football game. Eastern C players earning All-State honors included Scobey’s Colter Oie, Plentywood’s Reese Wirtz, Plentywood’s Cameron Brusven, Fairview’s Hunter Sherbono, Scobey’s Josh Hammerly,

By Bill Vander Weele Three Wolf Point players received selection to the All-Conference 2B volleyball team this season. Sierra Hamilton, a sophomore, was a first-team selection for the Wolves. Earning second-team honors were junior J’Elle Garfield and junior Katelyn MacDonald. The All-Conference first team also featured Glasgow’s junior Daley Aune, Glasgow’s senior Tyann Graham,

On some days, things don’t go perfectly. Those days feature turnovers along with penalties that slow down drives. But great teams still manage to find a way to win during those challenging times. Despite some miscues, the Froid/Lake advanced to its second straight second championship game by defeating Big Sandy, 24-20, in the semi-final round in Medicine Lake on Saturday, Nov. 13. “There

The Wolf Point Wolves put up a good fight before falling to Malta in four sets at the District 2B volleyball tournament on Saturday, Oct. 30. The Wolves placed third in the tournament and will compete at the divisional tournament in Glasgow starting on Thursday, Nov. 4. Wolf Point will take on Fairfield at 3:15 p.m. in the firs round of the divisional tournament. Glasgow defeated Malta