Brockton’s BraeLynn runs in the 3200 during the District 2C track meet in Lambert. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

The spotlight of Wolf Point High School’s sports scene wasn’t too much to handle for four eighth-grade girls this year. Between them, AnnaLeigh Matejovsky, McKinlee Paulson, McKenzie Rodenberg and Maia Kent made positive marks in volleyball, flag football, basketball, wrestling, golf, track and tennis. “They were all really good,” said Coach Cody Larson, who worked with the majority

Wolf Point, Poplar and Lustre Christian all had highlights during the 43rd annual Norm Girard Top 10 track meet held in Glasgow on Tuesday, April 29. The Wolf Point Wolves ended their night on a high note when the girls’ 1600-meter relay team finished third with a time of 4:18.77. Running the relay were Navella Weeks, Amirah Oleyte, Harper Weeks and Adalynn Smith. Having personal bests

Poplar’s Kaniel heads for the pit during the triple jump event at the Top 10 track meet in Glasgow. The senior placed third in the event. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Members of Wolf Point’s girls’ 1600-meter relay team (from left) Harper Weeks, Navella Weeks, Amirah Oleyte and Adalynn Smith celebrate after placing at the Top 10 meet. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets opened their season with an 18-8 comeback victory over Malta at home on Wednesday, April 30. The Yellow Jackets fell behind 7-1 during the opening two innings. Oryan Burshia, a 12-yearold, then allowed just one run during his three innings on the mound. Keyden Beston led Wolf Point’s offensive attack with three hits. A defensive highlight for the Yellow

The Poplar Indians hosted a golf invitational at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Thursday, May 1. In the boys’ division, Malta’s Regan Stuart earned medalist honors by shooting a 77. Poplar’s Navarjo Escarcega and Kaniel Ricker tied for sixth place with 86s. Lukas Young of Poplar shot a 97 to tie for 20th place. Blake Lambert tied for 25th place with a 99. Gavyn Grainger