Mesa Fleming of Broadus is the state champion barrel racer for 2005. She is the granddaughter of Clint and Arlyss Long of Wolf Point and the daughter of Jesse and Ashley Fleming, former Wolf Point residents. Fleming scored the year end points for the state of Montana in the Montana Junior High Rodeo Association. She topped the field of 50 competitors statewide with 195 points. The second-place

Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers ran to first-place honors in the 10K during the Longest Dam Race held at Fort Peck on Saturday, June 21. Summers finished with a time of 33:48.7. Grant Schillinger of Vida took fifth at 47:05.5 Wolf Point’s John Wetsit placed seventh at 51:42.7. Wolf Point’s Darryl Ricker took 13th in the men’s division at 1:04:28.4. In the women’s division, Circle’s

Recent Wolf Point High School graduate Jack Bow represented the East Cheer squad at the East-West Shrine Football Game played in Great Falls on Saturday. Bow also got to meet up with his Montana State University teammates and coaches. The East 19-person squad also featured Malta’s Josslyn Hoge, Malta’s Danika Wilke, Westby’s Brian Bahny-Huffman, Shepherd’s Isabelle Desmarais and Shepherd’s

The Wolf Point Yellowjackets capped their baseball season with the four-team Wolf Point Summer Slam End of Year Tourney at Burke Field during the weekend. Visiting squads for the tournament were Sidney, Froid and Malta. The Yellowjackets opened the tourney with a 24-2 victory over Malta on Saturday. O’Ryan Burshia got Wolf Point off to a good start by pitching the game’s first three