The Wolf Point girls’ softball squad earned the northeastern Montana championship during the eight-team major tournament held in Plentywood. The Yellow Jackets knocked off Plentywood, 9-5, in the tournament’s title contest on Wednesday, June 30. Wolf Point went through the tourney undefeated. Highlights of the game included a home run by Kylie Rodenberg and a double by Katelyn Macdonald.

Area golfers took to the links to have a good time and benefit area health care during the NEMHS’s 24th annual golf tournament held at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Club on Saturday, June 26. Tournament manager Rodney Paulson, who is also a director of the NEMHS Charitable Foundation, was pleased with the turnout of 18 teams. This year’s tournament was dedicated to the memory of Sharon

Action during Wolf Point’s peewee league games included (top photo) Sumyt Gonzalez prepares to make contact for a hit. Kye Paulson (bottom photo) heads to third base as his way to a score. (Photos by Bill Vander Weele)

It’s exciting that there’s a good amount of interest in playing softball and baseball this summer for Wolf Point’s young athletes. “It’s bigger for the girls,” Cody Larson, the city’s baseball and softball director, said of the turnout. In the recent past, Wolf Point has featured one minor league team and one major league team for girls’ softball. This summer, there are

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