The Wolf Point golf team had a busy week with a home invitational on Thursday, April 29, and a tournament in Glasgow on Friday, April 30. Wolf Point’s Logan Bushman shot a 96 to earn 10th place at the Wolf Point Invitational. Trevin Boysun placed 15th with a score of 101. Abel Garfield shot a 112 for 26th place. Three golfers placed in the top 10 during action in Glasgow on Friday.

Poplar’s tennis players competed during action in Great Falls during the weekend. Highlights for the Indians included Cayana Adams earning third place in four singles. Fairfield’s Kali Bouma took first in the division. Poplar’s Kahomani Charboneau and Siera LeMay placed third for number one doubles. Fairfield/s Rosembaum/ Wilson earned first place in the division. The Indians will

Lustre Christian scored 42 points in the boys’ division and 16 points in the girls’ division during track action in Lambert on Friday, April 30. Winning team titles were Circle’s girls and Plentywood’s boys. Jasiah Hambira finished first in the 400 with a time of 54.93 seconds, cleared 6-0 for first place in the high jump and had a best of 19-4 for top honors in the long jump. Hambira,

Wolf Point’s boys scored 21 points and Wolf Point’s girls finished with 10 points during the Sidney Invitational on Saturday, April 24. Top teams in the boys’ division were Glendive with 86, Lewistown with 71 and Sidney with 57.5 points. Top girls’ teams were Lewistown with 79 points, Plentywood with 52, Sidney with 46 and Havre with 46. Zander Ackerman highlighted the day

The Poplar Indians put together a strong effort during track action in Sidney on Saturday, April 24. Poplar’s boys accounted for 11 points while Poplar’s girls tallied seven points. Tyler Pribbernow led the Indians by placing second in the javelin with a best of 141-0. Kameron Reum, a freshman, finished fifth in the 300-meter hurdles at 46.55 and sixth in the 110-meter hurdles at 18.68.