The Wolf Point tennis squad began its campaign with action in Chinook at Friday, April 1, and at home against Baker on Saturday, April 2. Weather conditions were cold and windy in Chinook. “With only three returners and the rest playing their very first matches, I am extremely happy with their effort. Varsity Mahala MacDonald, Hamyanie Campbell, Laykin Cantrell and Claire Kinzie all played

Wolf Point will be represented at the state level in April when the Wolves’ cheerleaders compete at the Great Northern Cheer and Dance Championships in Helena on April 9. Advisor Nellie Garfield said it’s an exciting time for the program because Wolf Point High School’s cheerleaders haven’t been to the competition in about 10 years. “The girls are excited and nervous,” Garfield

The Wolf Point golf team is taking advantage of the warm spring weather by having early practices outside. Coach Rodney Paulson is thankful for the nicer than normal weather during pre-season practices. “I’m optimistic on the weather,” Paulson said. “It’s nice to be outside and not starting in the gym.” Wolf Point’s golf team looks for a solid season with the return of six

Poplar’s turnout for golf consists of four boys and three girls this season. The boys’ team features Landon Young, Quinn Southerland, Preston Ogle and Michael Young. Poplar’s girls’ golf squad includes Kya Buckles, Gracie Tolman and Gracelyn Medicine Cloud. Ogle and Medicine Cloud are returning letterwinners for the Indians. Brock Copenhaver is guiding the Indians’ golf program

The Poplar Indians hope to start their season on a strong note when they compete at the Glasgow Invitational on Friday, April 1. This year’s district meet will take place in Glasgow on May 14. The Indians are looking forward to a solid track season with 34 athletes out for the sport this season. Among the returning athletes is Jazmin Gorder. She finished second in the 800 and sixth

The Poplar Indians return three players from last year’s tennis season for this season’s campaign. Back for the Indians are Cayana Adams, Gracelyn Medicine Cloud and Madison Dehner. Krissy Parker is the squad’s new coach. “No one was going for it,” Parker said of why she took the position. “It’s brand new for me, I’m learning as I go. I didn’t want the program to go away.”

The Frazer Bearcubs have a good turnout for track this year and are looking forward to a successful season. The Bearcubs feature 10 athletes including four seniors, five sophomores and one freshman. The high school program includes six boys and four girls. Frazer coach Cody Larson said the turnout is double the amount of athletes that came out last season. It’s the largest turnout for

The future of Lustre Christian High School’s track program looks bright as the Lions are enjoying a strong turnout this season. Lustre has 14 high school athletes and six junior high students out for the sport this year. The high school program features nine boys and five girls. “It’s probably close to being the biggest team that we’ve had,” Lustre coach Lynn Unrau said. The

Wolf Point’s track squad will open its season at the Glasgow Invitational on Friday, April 1. Other highlights of the season will include the Gene Nelson Memorial Invitational in Wolf Point on Friday, May 6. The Wolves will compete at the district meet in Glasgow on Saturday, May 14. Both the divisional and state meets will take place in Great Falls. After a standout track season

Area fans will have a couple early chances to see Wolf Point’s tennis team in action this season. The Lady Wolves will host travel to Chinook for matches on Friday, April 1. Wolf Point will then play home against Baker on Saturday, April 2, and Forsyth on Friday, April 8. The Wolves feature three returning players on their girls’ tennis team this season. Back for the Wolves are junior