Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers was the 10K winner during the Longest Dam Race held at Fort Peck on Saturday, June 20. Summers finished with a time of 32:27.8. Placing second was Shy Iverson of Billings at 39:01.1. Taking third was Glasgow’s Charlie Kaasa at 39:32.7. Wolf Point’s Andrew Williamson placed fourth at 45:32.4. Wes Headdress took ninth at 51:14.4. Lustre Christian student Jaycee

Tuesday Night League Week 4 Bogey Boys 133.0 In the Rough 112.0 Opportunity Bank 109.5 Curtis Repair 109.0 Hackers 107.5 Northern Prairie 105.0 Fox Ford 100.0 Whatever Const. 95.5 Borrow Me 20 94.5 Arnie’s Army 94.5 One Under 86.0 Native Pride 86.0 Horny Toadz 77.5 Low gross: Brad Moran, 37 Low net: Quinn Sutherland, 27

Playing with a short-handed squad, Wolf Point’s Yellowjackets fell at home against Scobey by a 9-3 margin in softball action on Tuesday, June 9. The Yellowjackets lost starting pitcher Marley Moran due to an injury in the first inning. Riley Schwarzrock stepped up and did a fine job in the pitching circle for Wolf Point the rest of the contest. Wolf Point trailed by a 3-0 margin entering

Northern Rodeo Association competitions were held in Culbertson and Poplar during the weekend. Culbertson held its Frontier Days rodeos on Friday, June 12, and Saturday, June 13. Event winners included Ekalaka’s Tucker Tooke in saddle bronc, Glendive’s Ben Ayre in steer wrestling and Seth Berg of Mandah, N.D., in bareback riding. Ayre also earned first in tie-down roping with a time

Wolf Point Airport Golf Course conducted the twoman bestball course improvement tournament during the weekend. On day one of the tournament for first flight, the teams of Troy Halverson/ Justin Halverson and Nate Packineau/Bryan Myers tied for first place with scores of 62. Jake Hughes and Blaine Myrick earned third place with a 63. Tying for fourth with 64s were Easton Copenhaver/ Brock

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is hosting several Summer Teacher Professional Development Opportunities throughout the state. All classes offer OPI PDU credits to teachers and help bring fish, wildlife and outdoor recreation into classrooms. Through the trainings, teachers can learn how to encourage students to learn about Montana’s fish and wildlife and become inspired to enjoy, value