Thanks to a strong community effort, the American Legion baseball field at Burkie Field is certainly looking a lot better. On Tuesday, July 27, workers included school district employees, Jory Erickson, custodial staff from the school, school superintendent Loverty Erickson and Jeromy Azure with girls’ basketball players. Baseball board president Jaronn Boysun was very pleased with all the

Wolf Point’s football schedule will include five home contests this high school season. The Wolves football etam will begin practicing on Friday, Aug 13. Home football contests include games against Bowman, N.D., on Aug. 29, Baker on Sept. 3, Malta on Sept. 24, Conrad on Oct. 15 and Glasgow on Oct. 22. Varsity Schedule Aug. 29: Bowman, N.D. Sept. 3: Baker Sept. 10: at Colstrip Sept.

tandings Tuesday Night Golf League As of July 27 New Guys 64.5 NPA 59.5 Nutrien 56.5 Opportunity Bank 55.0 FPCC 52.5 First Community 49.5 Fore the Glory 40.0 In the Rough 39.5 Arnie’s Army 33.0 Low Gross: Howard Azure, 38 Low Net: Howard Azure, Owen Grambling, Kenny Whitehead, 31

Wolf Point’s high school volleyball schedule will be highlighted with the Lady Wolves hosting the district tournament during 2021. The District 2B tournament is scheduled for Oct. 29-30 in Wolf Point. The Lady Wolves begin practice on Friday, Aug. 13. Wolf Point will have its home opener against Baker on Sept. 1. Non-conference home matches include contests against Class C powers Plentywood

Stuart Law and Scott Swanson were the winners in the 72-team Hell Creek Walleye Tournament held on Fort Peck. The team of Law and Swanson finished with 80.92 pounds. Kris Keller and Cody Strohm placed second with 71.69 pounds. Owen Wilcox and Zeik Gordon took third with 61.66 pounds. Placing fourth was the team of Bob Hickey and Jason Mundel with 50.13 pounds. Jason Eggebrecht and Ross