Wolf Point’s boys took third place with 79 points and the girls scored 19 points during a make-up track meet in Glasgow on Tuesday, April 25. Peyton Summers, a junior, led the Wolf Point’s boys’ attack with three first-place finishes. Summers earned first in the 800 (2:05.70), first in the 1600 (4:47.08) and first in the 3200 (10:23.78). Juliun Benson finished first in the 100 at 12.09

The Poplar Indians have enjoyed plenty of success during recent golf action. Poplar’s Landon Young shot an 87 to earn medalist honors at the Box Elder Invitational. The Indians took first place with a team score of 283. At the Malta Invitational, Young scored a 90 for seventh place. Poplar’s Quinn Sutherland placed 13th at 102 and Preston Ogle took 14th at 103. Lukas Young shot

Wolf Point’s tennis players Mahala Moran, Kaleah Miller- Toves and Kaylee Johnson all enjoyed good success during the Townsend Invitational. In singles’ play, Moran had a 4-2 record with victories against opponents from Jefferson, Great Falls Central, Simms and Three Forks. The doubles’ team of Miller- Toves and Johnson also went 4-2 during the weekend. They earned victories over Jefferson,

The Lustre Lions earned second place in the boys’ standings at the tough Glendive Elks track meet held on Saturday, April 29. The Lions earned 65 points. Glendive topped the field with 88 points and Miles City took third with 63 points. Jasiah Hambira and Johnslee Pierre each earned firstplace honors in Glendive. Hambira, a senior, took first in the triple jump with a mark of 43-10.

Lustre Christian ran off 110.5 points in the boys’ division for first place at a track meet in Glasgow on Tuesday, April 25. Glasgow placed second with 93 points while Wolf Point earned third with 79 points. Jasiah Hambira was a triple winner to lead the Lions. The senior finished first in the 200-meter dash with a time of 24.02 seconds, took first in the high jump by clearing 6-3 and placed