06 August 2026

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“And Finally – It Was Amateur Hour For The Cubs”

“And Finally – It Was Amateur Hour For The Cubs”


Time has left a wreckage of our memories. So, in good faith, we are trying to archive some of our recollections before they are gone. In the summer of 1961, Jerome Loendorf coached the Jaycee-sponsored Wolf Point Little League. The boys remember Loendorf as a punctual, patient mentor who would work with them individually after practice. Below are various results of one week in July of 1961 and

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Salmon Derby Successful In Fort Peck

Salmon Derby Successful In Fort Peck


The inaugural Fort Peck Tournament Of Kings salmon fishing tournament is in the books. Winners of the $10,000 top prize for day one were David, Daniel and Benjamin Milam with 27.10 pounds. Jamie Dolen, Laura Dolen and Jessy Johnson took second with 25.35 pounds and Jody and Kathy Goodman took third with 24.95 pounds. Day two winners were Greg Goodman, Ron Dickman and Shawn French with 28.350

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Lady Wolves Enjoy Good Summer

Lady Wolves Enjoy Good Summer


The Lady Wolves’ basketball team finished up its summer offseason Wednesday night with two scrimmages vs Lustre. And boy was it a hot one in the gym with temp around 100 degrees outside all day. It wasn’t your run of the mill “varsity” vs “varsity” type of evening. Both teams ran split squads in the first game of two. Split squads meaning younger players were mixed with older players.
30 July 2026

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Area Athletes Take Part In Blount Run

Area Athletes Take Part In Blount Run


A good turnout participated in the sixth annual Harold “Dean” Blount memorial run in Frazer on Saturday morning. The field included five runners for the 10K event, eight participants in the 5K run and more than 35 individuals in the one mile run/walk. Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers was the winner in the 10K with a time of 35:09. Sierra Summers ran the 10K course in 40:06. She was

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Open Gym

Open Gym


Wolf Point’s McKinlee Paulson puts up a shot during the girls’ basketball program’s open gym last week. The Wolves are holding open gyms twice a week to prepare for the upcoming school year. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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23 July 2026

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Precious Memories – Wolf Point’s 1966 Jaycee’s Little League

Precious Memories – Wolf Point’s 1966 Jaycee’s Little League


• For the 1966 Little League season, the Wolf Point Jaycees hired 19-year-old Vida resident Larry Van Atta as program director. • Van Atta was given free reins to organize the 180 Wolf Point boys eager to play baseball. Van Atta was a member of the 1965 Wolf Point state American Legion B baseball champions, and state Class B basketball titleholders, Circle Wildcats. • Given just one