The Scobey Spartans earned second place in both team standings during the Wolf Point Invitational cross country meet held on Friday, Aug. 28. In the girls’ division, the Spartans had 33 points compared to first-place Culbertson-Bainville’s 32 points. Three girls finished in the top 10 to lead the Spartans. Hailey Johnson ran the course in 25:57.1 for eighth place, Esmeralda Sones had

Wolf Point’s cross country team opened its season by grabbing top honors at its own invitational held on Friday, Aug. 28. Wolf Point’s boys took first place in the team standings with 26 points while Scobey was second with 50 and Culbertson/ Bainville placed third with 67 points. Freshmen Kolter Berglee and Keyden Beston had standout efforts for the Wolves. Berglee finished third with

The girls’ flag football teams from Wolf Point and Poplar opened their seasons with a triangular against Glendive during games in Wolf Point on Tuesday, Aug. 25. The Wolves jumped out to a 33-0 half-time lead against Poplar and held off the Indians by a 39-18 final. Wolf Point struck first on a pass play from Maci Fourstar to Harper Weeks for a quick 6-0 lead. After a nice run by Kailayta

Wolf Point’s volleyball squad opened its season at the Choteau Invitational during the weekend. Positive results included victories over Ennis and Simms along with having a close battle against Harlem. “They worked hard and kept up with most of the teams,” Wolf Point Coach Jaki Harada said. “This tournament gave up good insight into what works well and what we need to work as a team,”

Led by the continual growth of girls flag football and girls wrestling, participation in high school sports increased for the fifth consecutive year in 2025-26 and set another all-time record. The annual NFHS High School Athletics Participation Survey indicated that 8,415,684 participants were involved in high school sports in 2025-26 — up 149,440 from the previous year. The total includes