Lustre Christian and Frazer each scored at the Jean Dreikosen Memorial Track Meet in Glasgow on Saturday, May 7. Lustre’s girls earned 18 points and Lustre’s boys accounted for 17 points at the meet. Alexa Reddig finished second in the 300-meter hurdles at 53.65 seconds. Lustre’s girls’ 400-meter relay team consisting of Rebekah Jossart, Meredith Valentine, Sarah Dahl and Reddig

The Wolf Point Wolves competed at the very tough Elks Invitational in Glendive on Thursday, April 28. The meet featured 36 teams and more than 800 athletes including those from the Class A ranks and North Dakota squads. Wolf Point finished with 10 points for 19th place in the girls’ division and eight points for 16th place in the boys’ division. The top five girls’ squads were Williston

Wolf Point’s golf team opened its season with a home meet on Wednesday, April 27. Trevin Boysun placed 15th in the boys’ division for the Wolves. Also placing were Abel Garfield in 20th, Gaige Bushman in 21st, Aiden Prichard in 23rd and Logan Bushman in 24th. In the girls’ division, Wolf Point’s Ryver Summers placed 14th. The Wolves then competed in the Wolf Point/Poplar mixer

The Lustre Christian Lions took sixth place in the boys’ division with 43 points during the Whitewater/Saco Invitational held in Glasgow on Saturday, April 30. Braden Ewing earned first in the triple jump with a mark of 39-11. He placed second in the long jump at 18-05. He was fifth in the 200 at 24.91 seconds and eighth in the 100 at 12.56 seconds. Elijah Lenihan took second in the high

Poplar High School senior Jazmin Gorder had no idea that she was going to be the focus when a school assembly was announced on Thursday, April 21. That afternoon, however, Gov. Greg Gianforte came to the school with the news that Gorder is a recipient of the governor’s Spirit of Montana award. The honor is a recognition of Montanans for their accomplishments, dedication or service to their

Wolf Point hosted an 18-team junior high school track meet on Friday, April 22. The Wolves scored 24 points for seventh place in the seventh-grade girls’ division, 12 points for 11th points in the eighth-grade girls’ division, 19 points for fifth place in the boys’ seventh-grade division and 13 points for ninth place in the eighth-grade boys’ division. For Wolf Point’s eighthgrade

Wolf Point’s tennis team enjoyed a successful day of tennis during home action against Poplar and Harlem on Tuesday, April 19. “The girls played well. It was good for them to get a lot of reps,” Wolf Point Coach Dan Horsmon said. “It is nice to have Poplar so close to play. Harlem made the trip with only two girls.” Wolf Point’s Jaycen Williams and Joclynn Williams each earned