It’s exciting that there’s a good amount of interest in playing softball and baseball this summer for Wolf Point’s young athletes. “It’s bigger for the girls,” Cody Larson, the city’s baseball and softball director, said of the turnout. In the recent past, Wolf Point has featured one minor league team and one major league team for girls’ softball. This summer, there are

The Culbertson Minor baseball team includes (front row, from left) Hatch Wills, Flint Solem, Blake Sorensen, Xavier Lapp, Nash Peterson and Cord Snyder; (back row) Coach Wes Fox, Coach Bob Beery, Sander Williams, Hunter Lee, Kyn Beery, Rayne Damm, Noah Fox, Gerald Happ and Coach Jeff Haus.

The minor softball team of Wolf Point are (front row, from left) Maria Rasor, Caydee Gorder and Iyerlee Paulson; (back row) Cali Gorder, Anna Matejovsky, McKinlee Paulson and Maia Kent.

The Culbertson Major baseball team includes (front row, from left) Rylie Jones, Damon Werman, Gerald York, Aaron Schmitz, Felix Becker and Gage Damm; (back row, from left) Hayden Wills, Aden Drake, Plenny Williams, Jonas York, Ivy Colvin and Coach Nick Williams.

Members of Bainville’s major softball team include (front row, from left) Hailey Berwick, Kaitlyn Adkins, Addison Telck, Makala Reigler, Johonna Rider and Micah Pippenger; (back row) Elsie Wilson, Kendra Romo, Brecklyn Pippenger, Kaelyn Romo and Lakyn Rabbe.

In their second year of existence, the Post #49 Bulls are looking to continue providing quality baseball in northeastern Montana. The Bulls feature 13 American Legion players including seven who played a good amount for last summer’s team. The Bulls play their home games in Froid. Heading the list of returning players are Issac Johnson, who received All-State honors last season, and hard-hitting

The Culbertson Cowgirls accounted for 65 points for third-place honors at the Richey/Lambert track invitational held in Lambert on Friday, April 30. Circle took first with 97 points while Plentywood placed second with 70 points. The top three teams in the boys’ division were Plentywood with 121, Circle with 76 and Fairview with 75.5. Culbertson took eighth with 16 points. Abbey Granbois