Both of Wolf Point’s doubles teams qualified for the state tournament during the divisional tourney in Glendive last weekend. Lauren Rodenberg and Riley Schwarzrock had a record of 2-1 and placed third at the tournament. Hailey Gray Hawk and McKinlee Paulson took fifth place at the tourney. Winning one singles match each were Tanna Guldborg, Bella Sanchez, Arianna Mee and McKenzie Rodenberg.

The Wolf Point Wolves had athletes qualify for the divisional meet during district track action in Glasgow on Saturday. The Wolves finished with 55 points in the girls’ division for fifth place and 14 points in the boys’ division for sixth place. Topping the girls’ team standings were Glasgow with 143 points, Fairview with 130 and Malta with 101. Top boys’ teams were Glasgow with 191

The Poplar Indians scored 36 points in the boys’ division and 27 points in the girls’ division during the District 2B track meet held in Glasgow on Saturday. The top six placers for each event qualified for the divisional track meet. Kaniel Ricker highlighted Poplar’s day of the boys’ side with a personal best of 40-5 to earn the district championship in the triple jump. Ryder

Poplar’s boys’ team and Wolf Point’s Maia Kent qualified for the state golf tournament during the Northern B divisional tournament held in Shelby on Tuesday, May 6. The Indians finished in fourth place to advance to the state tournament. The top three boys’ teams were Malta, Choteau and Shelby. Poplar’s Kaniel Ricker shot a 79 to take third place at the meet. Choteau’s Kellen

The Lustre Lions dominated the District 3C track meet by scoring 330 points in the boys’ division to secure top honors. Scobey placed second with 173 points and Circle took third with 144 points. In the girls’ division, Circle ran away with the title by scoring 314 points. Scobey was second at 262 and Saco took third at 124. Lustre placed sixth with 68 points. Leading Lustre’s

Brockton’s BraeLynn runs in the 3200 during the District 2C track meet in Lambert. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

The spotlight of Wolf Point High School’s sports scene wasn’t too much to handle for four eighth-grade girls this year. Between them, AnnaLeigh Matejovsky, McKinlee Paulson, McKenzie Rodenberg and Maia Kent made positive marks in volleyball, flag football, basketball, wrestling, golf, track and tennis. “They were all really good,” said Coach Cody Larson, who worked with the majority