Wolf Point’s track team proved that the Wolves will again be strong in distance runs this boys’ track season. Seniors Ethan Blount and Kholby SpottedWolf each turned in impressive performances during the Glasgow Invitational on Friday, April 1. Blount finished first in the 3200 with a time of 10:46.06 and second in the 1600 at 5:05.99. SpottedWolf placed second in the 3200 at 10:56,70 and

The Lustre Christian Lions kicked off their track season in impressive fashion at the Glasgow Invitational on Friday, April 1. The Lions earned fifth place in the boys’ standings with 82 points. The only Class C school with more points was Plentywood with 92. The top three boys’ teams at the meet were Havre with 214, Malta with 162 and Glasgow with 158. Jasiah Hambira got his season off

The Poplar Indians enjoyed a strong start to their track season at the Glasgow Invitational on Friday, April 1. Poplar’s boys placed eighth in the team standings with 52 points. Havre topped the standings with 214 points followed by Malta with 162 points and Glasgow with 158 points. Poplar’s girls took 10th with 42 points. Plentywood won the team title with 194.33 points followed by Savage

The Frazer Bearcubs starts their track season at the Glasgow Invitational on Friday, April 1. Highlights for Frazer’s boys included Jonathan Jackson taking ninth in the 110-meter hurdles, The 400-meter relay team of Malaki Smoker, Jackson, Christopher Fox and Blue Fettig finished in 13th place with a time of 57.37 seconds. On the girls’ side, Angel Nelligan placed 21st in the shot put,

The Wolf Point tennis squad began its campaign with action in Chinook at Friday, April 1, and at home against Baker on Saturday, April 2. Weather conditions were cold and windy in Chinook. “With only three returners and the rest playing their very first matches, I am extremely happy with their effort. Varsity Mahala MacDonald, Hamyanie Campbell, Laykin Cantrell and Claire Kinzie all played

Wolf Point will be represented at the state level in April when the Wolves’ cheerleaders compete at the Great Northern Cheer and Dance Championships in Helena on April 9. Advisor Nellie Garfield said it’s an exciting time for the program because Wolf Point High School’s cheerleaders haven’t been to the competition in about 10 years. “The girls are excited and nervous,” Garfield

The Wolf Point golf team is taking advantage of the warm spring weather by having early practices outside. Coach Rodney Paulson is thankful for the nicer than normal weather during pre-season practices. “I’m optimistic on the weather,” Paulson said. “It’s nice to be outside and not starting in the gym.” Wolf Point’s golf team looks for a solid season with the return of six

Poplar’s turnout for golf consists of four boys and three girls this season. The boys’ team features Landon Young, Quinn Southerland, Preston Ogle and Michael Young. Poplar’s girls’ golf squad includes Kya Buckles, Gracie Tolman and Gracelyn Medicine Cloud. Ogle and Medicine Cloud are returning letterwinners for the Indians. Brock Copenhaver is guiding the Indians’ golf program

The Poplar Indians hope to start their season on a strong note when they compete at the Glasgow Invitational on Friday, April 1. This year’s district meet will take place in Glasgow on May 14. The Indians are looking forward to a solid track season with 34 athletes out for the sport this season. Among the returning athletes is Jazmin Gorder. She finished second in the 800 and sixth