The Poplar Indians return three players from last year’s tennis season for this season’s campaign. Back for the Indians are Cayana Adams, Gracelyn Medicine Cloud and Madison Dehner. Krissy Parker is the squad’s new coach. “No one was going for it,” Parker said of why she took the position. “It’s brand new for me, I’m learning as I go. I didn’t want the program to go away.”

The Frazer Bearcubs have a good turnout for track this year and are looking forward to a successful season. The Bearcubs feature 10 athletes including four seniors, five sophomores and one freshman. The high school program includes six boys and four girls. Frazer coach Cody Larson said the turnout is double the amount of athletes that came out last season. It’s the largest turnout for

The future of Lustre Christian High School’s track program looks bright as the Lions are enjoying a strong turnout this season. Lustre has 14 high school athletes and six junior high students out for the sport this year. The high school program features nine boys and five girls. “It’s probably close to being the biggest team that we’ve had,” Lustre coach Lynn Unrau said. The

Wolf Point’s track squad will open its season at the Glasgow Invitational on Friday, April 1. Other highlights of the season will include the Gene Nelson Memorial Invitational in Wolf Point on Friday, May 6. The Wolves will compete at the district meet in Glasgow on Saturday, May 14. Both the divisional and state meets will take place in Great Falls. After a standout track season

Area fans will have a couple early chances to see Wolf Point’s tennis team in action this season. The Lady Wolves will host travel to Chinook for matches on Friday, April 1. Wolf Point will then play home against Baker on Saturday, April 2, and Forsyth on Friday, April 8. The Wolves feature three returning players on their girls’ tennis team this season. Back for the Wolves are junior

Wolf Point’s golf team looks for a solid season with the return of six golfers from last year’s squad. Back for the Wolves are Gaige Bushman, Abel Garfield, Trevin Boysun, Logan Bushman- Corne, Jesse Fettig and Callan Fox. “The returning players should do fairly well,” Wolf Point coach Rodney Paulson said. Bushman, Garfield and Boysun each came close to qualifying for the state

After a standout track season last year, the Wolf Point Wolves look to keep the tradition going this campaign. The Wolves have about 30 athletes out for the sport. “It’s a good number to work with,” Wolf Point Coach R.C. Page said. Heading the group of returning athletes are Katelyn MacDonald and Peyton Summers who each placed at last year’s Class B state track meet. MacDonald

The Wolf Point Wolves feature three returning players on their girls’ tennis team this season. Back for the Wolves are junior Mahala Moran, sophomore Kaleah Miller-Toves and sophomore Kaylee Johnson. Seniors on the 12-player squad are Laykin Cantrell, Hamyanie Campbell and Claire Kinzie. Also on the team are sophomore Avalon Christian, sophomore Juellz Bauer, sophomore Sapphire Redfield,

Poplar’s golf program has a new coach and several new players this season. Brock Copenhaver is guiding the Indians’ golf program this year. His experience includes being a graduate of a golf academy in Chandler, Ariz. “I’m an avid golfer myself and enjoy the game,” Copenhaver said. “I’m trying to get more youth to pick up the game of golf.” Poplar’s turnout for golf

The Poplar Indians are looking forward to a solid track season with 34 athletes out for the sport this season. “For right now, it’s a good number,” Poplar Coach Brent Moore said. Among the returning athletes is Jazmin Gorder. She finished second in the 800 and sixth in the 1600 at the Class B state track meet last season. Other returning athletes who qualified for state include