The Yellow Jackets’ B team [ages 12-15] played Glasgow on Burkie Field Thursday, June 11. Wolf Point’s Trevin Boysun (12) attempts to tag Glasgow runner Mason Hunter (23). (Photo by John Plestina)

Montana watercraft inspection stations have intercepted 13 boats carrying invasive mollusks into the state this year. As of May 30, inspectors have caught 12 boats with invasive zebra or quagga mussels and one boat with red rim melania snails attached to watercraft. The mussel-fouled boats typically come from midwest states or Arizona after having spent several weeks or months in mussel-infested

Betty Bear, a 2020 Poplar High School graduate, will compete for the University of Providence Argos in Great Falls. She is pictured signing, alongside PHS wrestling coach Jason Frederick (right) and Zane Wofford (left), a Poplar junior high wrestling coach who was instrumental in recruiting female wrestlers in Poplar. (Submitted photo)

Tori Nygard (center), a 2020 Wolf Point High School graduate, will compete for Minot State University in the school’s track and field program. She is pictured signing, alongside Wolf Point High School track and field coaches (left to right) Jason Brock, Eric Peterson and R.C. Page. (Submitted photo)

Jay Erickson (left) and Garrett Long, both of Wolf Point, came out on top of the annual Rock Creek Walleye Tournament last weekend. They ended the tournament with a total of 36.96 pounds. Taking second was a Wyoming pair — Joseph Baird of Gillette and Will Schlit of Riverton — finished with 29.68 pounds. Third-place finishers were Jesse Reuter of Sidney and Jordan Dasinger of Glendive, who caught