Dustyn Azure was back home this weekend. The head coach for Eastern Oregon University’s wrestling program was having a delightful time teaching the sport to area youngsters during the Poplar Wrestling Camp. “I’m just excited to be here and to give back to the community,” Azure said during a break on Saturday, June 4. He said he was trying to teach the wrestlers the “ins and outs”

The Froid Agland Babe Ruth team edged Wolf Point in both baseball contests held in Wolf Point on Friday, June 3. Agland jumped out to a 6-1 lead in the first inning and added 13 runs in the second inning during the first game. Agland won the game by a 23-2 final. Wolf Point played much better in the second game and gained a 4-0 advantage in the first inning. Agland led by only an 11-8

Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers and Mason Garfield each earned All-State medals during the Class B state track meet held in Great Falls on Friday, May 27, and Saturday, May 28. Summers, a sophomore, led most of the way in the 3200 until Red Lodge’s Brandon Emineth moved ahead during the final lap. Emineth, a senior who also won the state cross-country title, finished with a time of 10:00.03.

Lustre Christian’s Jasiah Hambira never lost the faith that he would return this track season. The junior was off to an outstanding track season as he reached state qualifying marks in both the high jump and triple jump during early-season meets. His season took a detour, however, when he was sidelined with mononucleosis. His last regular- season action was on April 21. “That first week,

Wolf Point High School’s student athletes were honored during the school’s sports banquet on Tuesday, May 24. Athletic director Eric Peterson noted this was the first time in a few years because of COVID that the school held the event for all sports. Earning the Alpha awards for excelling in at least three sports as a senior were Ethan Blount and Hamyanie Campbell. Blount competed in

Officials were pleased of Wolf Point’s first year with an elementary flag football program. The league was for fourth through sixth graders. “They had some fun,” Wolf Point Coach Anthony Red Cloud said. “Just getting them to play football is important.” The league averaged between 25-30 players each night. Last week was the final one for this year’s games. Red Cloud said the

The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets drop two Babe Ruth baseball games against Glasgow Coke last week. “We didn’t get off to a great start. Our game one pitcher had a back issue and couldn’t get through the game,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “We sat him out for the rest of the game. He came back in the second game and did a great job catching.” Vandall added, “The kids are just