The Montana Gymnastics State Championships 2021 was held at the Belgrade High School Special Events Center on March 26-28. Eastern Montana Gymnastics of Circle competed in two of the eleven sessions and had eighteen gymnasts out of the 536 gymnasts that attended. The EMG Gold Team placed in seventh place, out of the 11 Gold teams, on Saturday, March 27. The competition was close with less

Jewel Olson excelled as Wolf Point’s girls opened their track season at the Glasgow Invitational on Thursday, April 1. Olson, a senior, captured first-place honors in both the 200-meter dash (28.17 seconds) and 400 (62.02). She also placed third in the 100 (14.01 seconds) against a strong wind. In the team standings, Wolf Point took fifth place with 37 points. The top three teams were Hinsdale

Wolf Point’s boys kicked their track season in strong fashion on Thursday, April 1, by taking third place at the Glasgow Invitational. The Wolves scored 55 points at the 22-team meet. Hinsdale won the team title with 76 points while Havre placed second with 65 points. Highlighting Wolf Point’s performance were outstanding showings by the two relay teams. The 400-meter relay team consisting

Wolf Point High School students involved in boys’ basketball, girls’ basketball, wrestling, cheerleading and speech/drama were saluted during an awards ceremony on Monday, March 22. Athletic director Cody Larson commended the students for their dedication during a stressful year. “There was one point in January that we didn’t know if we would finish any season,” Larson said.

The Wolf Point Wrestling Club had two wrestlers earned top honors during the 2021 Montana Open this weekend in Billings. Taking first place were Addison Matejovsky at 61 pounds for girls 6 and under, and Iyerlee Paulson at 108 pounds for girls 8 and under. Placing second were Anna Matejovsky at 77 pounds for girls 10 and under and Jeina Reum at 66/70 pounds for girls 12 and under. Joli

Members of Wolf Point’s track and field team work out during practice on Friday, March 26. The Wolves will open their season at the Glasgow Invitational on Thursday, April 1. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

After not being able to compete last year because of COVID, the Wolf Point Wolves are looking for a successful tennis season in 2021. “The weather has been unusually great,” Coach Dan Horsmon said. “Most season we have to shovel snow. The girls are learning fast and will be competitive this year.” Returning letterwinners for the Wolves include seniors Demi Kegley and Angelica Sutton.