In their second year of existence, the Post #49 Bulls are looking to continue providing quality baseball in northeastern Montana. The Bulls feature 13 American Legion players including seven who played a good amount for last summer’s team. The Bulls play their home games in Froid. Heading the list of returning players are Issac Johnson, who received All-State honors last season, and hard-hitting

The Wolves are coming! Three standout track athletes from Wolf Point High School signed letters of intent on Friday, June 11, to compete for Dickinson State University. Zander Ackerman, Nick Page and Kahalo Toves each enjoyed a strong amount of success during their high school careers in Wolf Point. “I’m excited to give them the opportunity to compete,” Dickinson’s track coach

This last weekend, the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course held its annual two-man best ball course improvement fundraiser. A total of 49 twoman teams (from all over Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota) competed in this year’s tournament, making it the largest turnout in the tournament’s history. This tournament is held as one of the major fundraisers for the course. Proceeds from this tournament

Traditionally, it seems like track and field athletes receive less recognition than standouts in other sports such as basketball and football. But the accomplishments made by Wolf Point’s athletes this past track season were certainly impressive. After all, how many times can a program boast of having double champions from a state track meet? Zander Ackerman’s feat of finishing first in

The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets got their bats going to break open a close game for a 14-2 girls’ softball victory over Culbertson on Tuesday, June 1. Wolf Point trailed by a 2-1 margin entering the bottom of the third before J’Elle Garfield scored on a double by Katelyn MacDonald. The Yellow Jackets grabbed a 3-2 lead when MacDonald crossed the plate on a wild pitch. Mahola Macdonald connected