Wolf Point High School held its activities awards program on Monday, May 19. Isabella Sanchez received the Alpha Female Award as a senior involved in three sports during the year. She was a fall cheerleader, winter cheerleader and a tennis player. Team award winners included the following: Football Most valuable: Michael Bell; most inspirational: Kasey Reed; most improved: Aryan Hamilton;

Early fishing is getting started in places, and it is hard to resist pulling in those hungry post-ice fish. But the semiwarm days can turn dangerous quickly. Wet shores from melting snow can be slick and lead to hazardous situations around cold waters. Boating instead of fishing from shore? Changes in water flow can lead to new water hazards. Sudden immersion in cold water can cause severe effects

Fish, Wildlife & Parks is hosting a fun run at Brush Lake State Park to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the park. The run will take place on Saturday, June 7, and there are both 2.5K and 5K races. Registration will start at 9:30 a.m., with the runs set to begin at 10 a.m. The run will take place at Brush Lake State Park and will consist of a loop on roads around the east side of the park

Championship efforts by Johnslee Pierre and Prestyn Klatt led the Lustre Lions to the third-place trophy honor at the divisional track meet on Tuesday, May 13. The Lions finished with 104 points. The top two boys’ teams were Plentywood with 122 and Culbertson with 118. Pierre, a junior, broke the meet record in the triple jump with a personal best of 46-3. Pierre also earned first place in

Two places by junior Amya Martinez in throwing events highlighted Wolf Point’s efforts at the Northern B divisional track meet during the weekend. Martinez earned fourth in the shot put with a personal best of 35-8 and fifth place in the discus with a personal best of 106-11. Wolf Point’s girls’ 400-meter relay team featuring Navella Weeks, AnnaLeigh Matejovsky, Harper Weeks and Adalynn

Wolf Point natives Sierra Summers and Peyton Summers each earned honors at the National Junior College Athletic Association’s national track meet held in Hutchinson, Kan. The sister and brother compete for Dawson Community College. Sierra finished in 21st place for the women’s 10,000 meter run with a time of 40:57.14. Peyton earned 14th place in the men’s 10,000 meter run with a time

Wolf Point native Jewel Olson ran to conference championships during the North Star Athletic Association’s track meet this month. Olson, a senior at Dickinson State University, finished first in both the 200-meter dash and 400-meter dash. She also anchored both the winning 400-meter and 1600-meter relays. Former Poplar High School athlete Hudson Atkinson earned first place in the men’s

The Poplar boys’ golf team and Wolf Point’s eighth-grader Maia Kent competed at the Class B state golf meet held in Shelby. Zach Munding of Missoula Loyola Sacred Heart had a two-day score of 146 to win the individual state title. Poplar’s Kaniel Ricker finished in 13th place with an overall score of 162 after rounds of 74 and 88. The top 15 golfers earn All-State status. Navarjo