The Frazer Bearcubs scored during the Fairview Invitational track meet held on Thursday, May 5. Angel Nelligan, a sophomore, earned sixth place in the discus with a best of 73-3. Shakira Beston took ninth in the shot put at 25-1. Taking 11th were Nelligan in the shot put at 24-0, Evelyn Yellow-Hammer in the javelin at 65-9 and Baily Beston in the long jump at 10-5. The Frazer Bearcubs

The Wolf Point Wolves closed out their regular track season by competing at the Eagle Invitational in Sidney on Saturday, May 7. Wolf Point’s boys scored 32 points for fifth place and Wolf Point’s girls finished with 23 points for ninth place. The Wolves took first and second in the 3200 as sophomore Peyton Summers ran the distance in 10:17.91 and Ethan Blount finished in 10:27.94.

The Poplar Indians accounted for 42 points in the girls’ division and 25 points in the boys’ division during the Jean Dreikosen Memorial Track Meet in Glasgow on Saturday, May 7. Earning top honors for Poplar’s girls were Mattie Ayers with a time of 13:55.98 in the 3200 and Bailey Dupree with a time of 52.87 seconds in the 300-meter hurdles. Dupree, a freshman, placed second in the

The Wolf Point Wolves won six of their 12 tennis matches during action in Williston last week. The doubles’ team of Kaylee Johnson and Kaleah Miller-Toves posted victories by scores of 6-1, 6-4, and 6-2, 6-2. The doubles’ team of Hamyanie Campbell and Mahala MacDonald won their two matches by scores of 6-3, 6-1, and 6-0, 6-2. Claire Kinzie and Laykin Cantrell split their two doubles’

Junior high track athletes from Wolf Point, Poplar, Lustre Christian and Frontier were among the participants at the meet in Glendive on Friday, May 6. Leading Wolf Point’s boys was Sam Boysun with a second in the high jump at 5-0, a fifth in the long jump at 15-9 and a sixth in the 100 at 13.17 seconds. Zandon Calder placed fourth in the shot put at 33-3 and took seventh in the discus

The Wolf Point Babe Ruth team dropped two games against the Froid Bulls this Mothers Day weekend to open the season. “We are young and it showed,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “We made some rookie mistakes that we will fix. We had some good plays fall in our favor, but just made some mistakes.” The Yellow jackets lost the first game, 14-2. “We just couldn’t get anything