Frazer’s Ty clears a height during the high jump event in Fairview.

The Wolf Point Wolves ran to a third-place finish in the boys’ team standings during track action in Lambert on Thursday, April 25. Top boys’ teams were Plentywood with 79 and Fairview with 69 points. Wolf Point tallied 50 points. Savage and Saco tied for first in the girls’ standings with 69 points each. Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers earned top honors in the 800-meter run at 2:06.56

This photo of the 1904 Fort Shaw girls’ basketball team was taken in front of the Model Indian School at the St. Louis World’s Fair: (standing, left to right) Rose LaRose, Shoshone-Bannack; Flora Lucero, Chippewa; Kate Snell, Assiniboine; Minnie Burton, Lemhi Shoshone; Genevieve Healy, Gros Ventre; Sarah Mitchell, Assiniboine; (seated, left to right) Emma Sansaver, Chippewa-Cree; Genie Butch,

“Undisputed Champions” The monument honoring the 1904 Fort Shaw girls’ basketball team declares them to be the “Undisputed Champions” and, this June 8, descendants of the girls are planning a gathering for the team’s 120th anniversary. The 1904 champions pictured on the monument included Rose LaRose, Shoshone- Bannack; Flora Lucero, Chippewa; Kate Snell, Assiniboine; Minnie

School track record performances by Peyton Summers led Wolf Point at the Sidney Invitational on Saturday, April 20. Summers was pushed by Thomas Haskins of Williston, N.D., for most of the 3200-meter run before the Wolf Point runner pulled away on the last lap. Summers, a senior, ran the distance in 9:35.25 for a new school record. Summers then ran the 1600 in 4:28.92 for first place and