Wolf Point High School senior Keeley Blount-Henderson, surrounded by family members, signed her letter of intent last week to play women’s basketball at Rocky Mountain College.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Wolf Point High School senior Keeley Blount-Henderson, surrounded by family members, signed her letter of intent last week to play women’s basketball at Rocky Mountain College.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Happy new license year! You now can buy your 2025 hunting, fishing and conservation licenses and begin applying for permits and special licenses. The deadline to apply for deer and elk permits is April 1, but don’t wait until the last minute. It’s a good idea to apply early.
Applicants have the option to reapply for the same offerings as last year with just a simple click, eliminating the
Happy new license year! You now can buy your 2025 hunting, fishing and conservation licenses and begin applying for permits and special licenses. The deadline to apply for deer and elk permits is April 1, but don’t wait until the last minute. It’s a good idea to apply early.
Applicants have the option to reapply for the same offerings as last year with just a simple click, eliminating the
The Wolf Point Yellowjacket Baseball program has announced its new officers for the upcoming season.
Cody Larson will serve as the board’s president while Jacob Boysun will perform vice president duties.
Jaki Harada has been elected secretary and Mandi Damon will be the program’s treasurer. Other board members are Leslie Larson and David Hopson.
The Wolf Point Yellowjacket Baseball program has announced its new officers for the upcoming season.
Cody Larson will serve as the board’s president while Jacob Boysun will perform vice president duties.
Jaki Harada has been elected secretary and Mandi Damon will be the program’s treasurer. Other board members are Leslie Larson and David Hopson.
The 2025 Montana hunting regulations hit the shelves last month in advance of the new license year that started March 1, and hunters may have noticed a change.
For years, the hunting regulations contained pages for license or permit drawing odds from the previous year. The intent of these charts was to show hunters what the odds of drawing particular licenses or permits were from year to year.
The 2025 Montana hunting regulations hit the shelves last month in advance of the new license year that started March 1, and hunters may have noticed a change.
For years, the hunting regulations contained pages for license or permit drawing odds from the previous year. The intent of these charts was to show hunters what the odds of drawing particular licenses or permits were from year to year.
The Winter Escape gymnastics meet was held in Jamestown, N.D. on Feb. 15-16. Eastern Montana Gymnastics had 11 event championships in their age groups. In bronze, River Darby placed first on vault and floor out of all 51 gymnasts.
Maysen Sikveland was first on vault and balance beam for her age group in silver, while teammate Frankie Darby was first on balance beam and floor.
Gold gymnasts
The Winter Escape gymnastics meet was held in Jamestown, N.D. on Feb. 15-16. Eastern Montana Gymnastics had 11 event championships in their age groups. In bronze, River Darby placed first on vault and floor out of all 51 gymnasts.
Maysen Sikveland was first on vault and balance beam for her age group in silver, while teammate Frankie Darby was first on balance beam and floor.
Gold gymnasts
Former Froid/Lake standout Sydney Dethman has been voted to the Frontier Conference’s All-Conference women’s basketball team.
The senior was also selected the Frontier Conference Newcomer of the Year.
She averaged 16.1 points and 5.7 rebounds this season. She ranked second in the conference for points per game, fourth in field goal percentage and ninth in free throw shooting percentage.
Former Froid/Lake standout Sydney Dethman has been voted to the Frontier Conference’s All-Conference women’s basketball team.
The senior was also selected the Frontier Conference Newcomer of the Year.
She averaged 16.1 points and 5.7 rebounds this season. She ranked second in the conference for points per game, fourth in field goal percentage and ninth in free throw shooting percentage.
Lustre’s boys’ basketball team fell to Scobey, 64-41, in the Eastern C championship game held in Sidney on Saturday, March 8. As the second seed from the Eastern C, the Lions will compete at the Class C state tournament in Butte this week.
In the divisional title game, Scobey gained a 7-0 lead but Lustre fought back to 9-7 on a three-point play by Johnslee Pierre.
The Spartans went out
Lustre’s boys’ basketball team fell to Scobey, 64-41, in the Eastern C championship game held in Sidney on Saturday, March 8. As the second seed from the Eastern C, the Lions will compete at the Class C state tournament in Butte this week.
In the divisional title game, Scobey gained a 7-0 lead but Lustre fought back to 9-7 on a three-point play by Johnslee Pierre.
The Spartans went out
The opening round divisional tournament game between the Lustre Christian Lions and Culbertson Cowboys turned into a dunking exhibition for Lustre’s Johnslee Pierre on Thursday, March 6.
The high leaping 6-5 junior finished the game with 20 points including several first half slams as the Lions posted an 83-30 victory, Lustre accounted for the first eight points of the game featuring six
The opening round divisional tournament game between the Lustre Christian Lions and Culbertson Cowboys turned into a dunking exhibition for Lustre’s Johnslee Pierre on Thursday, March 6.
The high leaping 6-5 junior finished the game with 20 points including several first half slams as the Lions posted an 83-30 victory, Lustre accounted for the first eight points of the game featuring six
The Lustre Lions marched into the divisional championship game by downing Plentywood, 71-50, in the semi-final round on Friday, March 7.
The Lions gained control from the opening tip as the scoring of Clay Reddig, Byron Ewing and Prestyn Klatt earned a 7-2 lead in the first three minutes.
After a three-pointer by Carson Solberg closed the margin to 13-9, Johnslee Pierre answered with five
The Lustre Lions marched into the divisional championship game by downing Plentywood, 71-50, in the semi-final round on Friday, March 7.
The Lions gained control from the opening tip as the scoring of Clay Reddig, Byron Ewing and Prestyn Klatt earned a 7-2 lead in the first three minutes.
After a three-pointer by Carson Solberg closed the margin to 13-9, Johnslee Pierre answered with five
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