Wolf Point’s boys scored 21 points and Wolf Point’s girls finished with 10 points during the Sidney Invitational on Saturday, April 24. Top teams in the boys’ division were Glendive with 86, Lewistown with 71 and Sidney with 57.5 points. Top girls’ teams were Lewistown with 79 points, Plentywood with 52, Sidney with 46 and Havre with 46. Zander Ackerman highlighted the day

The Poplar Indians put together a strong effort during track action in Sidney on Saturday, April 24. Poplar’s boys accounted for 11 points while Poplar’s girls tallied seven points. Tyler Pribbernow led the Indians by placing second in the javelin with a best of 141-0. Kameron Reum, a freshman, finished fifth in the 300-meter hurdles at 46.55 and sixth in the 110-meter hurdles at 18.68.

When there’s a game to be won or a race to finish for the Wolf Point Wolves, Hamyanie Campbell has been leading the way this sports campaign. Campbell has competed for the school’s cross-country, volleyball, basketball and track programs in an extremely busy junior year. During the fall, Campbell participates in both cross country and volleyball for Wolf Point. “It was hard, but

Wolf Point’s boys accounted for 64 points to tie Miles City for third place at the Baker Invitational on Saturday, April 17. Zander Ackerman, a senior, had a strong meet for the Wolves as he finished first in the 800-meter run with a best of 2:03.82. Ackerman placed second in the 1600 (4:35.07) and second in the 3200 (10:33.71). Austin Wilson enjoyed an excellent day in sprints as the