The word was out, it was going to come down to the final three events to decide the District 2B boys’ track championship. Heading into the discus, 200-meter dash and 1600-meter relay, Wolf Point and Glasgow were deadlocked as far as team points. The Wolves moved slightly ahead when junior Mason Garfield placed third and an athlete from Glasgow took fifth in the discus. When the 200-meter

Wolf Point qualified four athletes for the state tennis meet during the divisional tourney in Baker Thursday, May 13, and Friday, May 14. The doubles team of Jodi Houg and Mikaya Smoker- Dewitt earned first-place honors. They defeated Baker’s Graham/Barkley in the championship match. Wolf Point’s Demi Kegley placed second in singles. Baker’s Tai Setine won the singles’ title.

It was a good night to be a member of the Wolf Point track program. Three first-place performances highlighted one of, if not the best ever, Top 10 meet efforts by the Wolves. The action in Glasgow on Tuesday, May 4, featured the top 10 athletes in each of the events from northeastern Montana schools. Wolf Point’s Jewel Olson finished first in the 400-meter dash with a school record time

Two third-place performances were highlights for Poplar’s track team during the Top 10 track meet held in Glasgow on Tuesday, May 4. Tyler Pribbernow, a senior, placed third in the javelin with a best of 141-10. Jazmin Gorder, a junior, finished third in the 1600-meter run with a time of 5:41.14. Also competing for the Indians were freshman Kameron Reum in the 110-meter hurdles and

Wolf Point’s boys tied with Glasgow for top honors at the Gene Nelson Memorial Track Invitational in Wolf Point on Friday, May 7. Each squad finished with 89 points. The Wolves will next compete at the District 2B meet in Wolf Point on Saturday, May 15. Action will begin at 9 a.m. The District 3C track meet will take place at the same time. The district championship in the boys’ division

Strong showings by Jasiah Hambira and Tiara Whitmus highlighted the day for Lustre Christian’s track athletes during the Gene Nelson Memorial Invitational in Wolf Point on Friday, May 7. Hambira, a sophomore, cleared 6-0 for top honors in the high jump. He placed second in the 200 (24.08), fourth in the 400 (55.29) and sixth in the long jump (18-01). Whitmus, a senior, took second in the

Wolf Point’s Jewel Olson finished first in three events and was part of a winning relay team during the Gene Nelson Memorial Invitational track meet on Saturday, May 8. Olson, a senior, earned first in the 100 (13.48), 200 (27.52) and 400 (64.05). The 400-meter relay team featuring Katelyn MacDonald, Kylie Rodenberg, Josie Kolstad and Olson finished first with a time of 55.16 seconds.

Poplar’s boys scored 12 points and Poplar’s girls tallied 11 points during the Gene Nelson Memorial Invitational in Wolf Point on Friday, May 7. On the boys’ side, freshman Kameron Reum finished third in both the 110-meter hurdles (18.26 seconds) and the 300-meter hurdles (49.10 seconds). Jazmin Gorder finished first in the 3200-meter dash with a time of 12:47.55. The junior placed

The Wolf Point golf team had a busy week with a home invitational on Thursday, April 29, and a tournament in Glasgow on Friday, April 30. Wolf Point’s Logan Bushman shot a 96 to earn 10th place at the Wolf Point Invitational. Trevin Boysun placed 15th with a score of 101. Abel Garfield shot a 112 for 26th place. Three golfers placed in the top 10 during action in Glasgow on Friday.