A total of 15 teams braved the hot weather to compete in the AGC women’s two-person scramble at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Club on Saturday, July 16. The team of Mary Blackdog and Tammi Bidegaray finished with the low net score at 52.96. Placing second with a net score of 55.64 were Gina Aasheim and Brooke Johns. Tressa Welch and Courtney Sinclair placed third with a net score of

Area rodeo fans were treated to exciting PRCA action at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on July 7-9. Poplar’s J.C. Crowley had a time of 10.2 for top honors for the first go in tie down roping. Joe Schmidt of Belfield, N.D., placed second at 10.4, Shay Keller of Rockglen, Sask., took third at 10.5 and Bodie Mattison of Sturgis, S.D., placed fourth at 11.3 seconds. Trey Young of Dupree,

Whit and Carly Rush of Wolf Point earned top honors at the 2022 Montana Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament during the weekend. The team finished with a total of 79.56 pounds including 40.52 pounds on the first day of the tournament. Last year, the husband and wife pair took third place at 66.23 pounds. The winning weight last year was 74.47 pounds. Placing second this year were Joshua

Sixty years ago this year, Wolf Point was on top of the Montana basketball world. The Wolves repeated as state champions at the 1962 Class B state tournament for their second straight state championship. David Parsley Sr. was a sophomore starter on the 1962 squad and remembers those exciting days well. “We were all good friends and got along together,” Parsley said. “We worked real well

The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets came from behind to beat Baker, 7-6, in the first game of a home double-header on Saturday, June 25. Down by a 5-2 margin entering the bottom of the fifth inning, the Jackets pulled a run closer when Mitchell Brown was hit by a pitch, went to third on stolen bases and then crossed the plate on a wild pitch. After Preston Swenson singled and scored, Charlie Page

The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets dropped both home baseball games against Watford City on Sunday, June 26. Wolf Point struggled with pitching requirements and lost the first game by a 25-10 final. The contest was deadlocked at 9-9 until Watford City scored three runs in the third and eight runs in the fourth inning. Ahead by a 20-10 margin, the Walleye added five runs in the top of the fifth