Wolf Point earned second place in the boys’ standings and sixth in the girls’ standings during the Gene Nelson Memorial track meet held in Wolf Point on Friday, May 5. The Wolves finished with 97 points in the boys’ team standings. Scobey topped the standings with 97 points. The Lady Wolves accounted for 38.5 points. Scobey earned first with 136.5 points. One highlight of the meet

Wolf Point’s Peyton (right) keeps pace during the 3200-meter run at the Top 10 track meet. The Wolves will compete at the district meet in Glasgow on Saturday, May 13. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Two first-place performances along with other solid efforts highlighted the top 10 track for the Lustre Lions on Tuesday, May 2. Jasiah Hambira, a senior, demonstrated a great final kick to win the 400-meter dash with a time of 51.77 seconds. Johnslee Pierre, a freshman, cruised to victory in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 42.81 seconds. Hambira came away with two second-place

The Poplar’s girls’ track team struck for 51 points to take third place at the Gene Nelson Memorial meet on Friday, May 5. Poplar’s girls scored 51 points in the meet. The top two teams were Scobey at 136.5 and Baker with 81 points. Poplar’s boys earned 32 points for sixth place. The Poplar girls’ 1600-meter relay tam of Jazmyn Carrywater, Bailey Dupree, Mattie Falls Down and

The Poplar Indians capped their regular season by competing at the Sidney Invitational on Saturday, May 6. Poplar accounted for 20 points in the girls’ division for eighth place as the Indians performed well in distance runs. Reinita Irizarry finished third in the 1600-meter run at 6:19.02 and fourth in the 3200 at 12:52.09. Blake Follette placed fourth in the 1600 with a time of

Lustre Christian’s Jasiah clears a height in the high jump during the Top 10 meet held in Glasgow. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Frazer’s Christopher throws the javelin during the meet in Wolf Point. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)