Lustre Christian cruised to first place in the boys’ team standings at the Scobey Invitational held in Wolf Point on Saturday, April 13. The Lions earned first in the track meet with 106 points. Scobey took second with 73 points and New Town, N.D., was third with 72 points. Johnslee Pierre was a triple- winner for the Lions. The sophomore captured first in the high jump at 5-8, long jump

Athletes from Wolf Point, Poplar, Frazer and Lustre Christian were among the competitors at a large junior high track meet held in Sidney on Saturday, April 6. For Wolf Point’s girls, Mackenzie Jackson earned second place in the shot put at 26-8 and fifth in the discus at 63-1. Kaleigha Laverdure took sixth in the shot put with a mark of 23-4. Elan Peters placed fourth in the seventh- grade

Poplar High School’s basketball standout Delray Lilley has signed a letter of intent to play the sport at Dawson Community College in Glendive. Lilley is a two-time Class B All-State selection. He went over the 1,000 point career scoring mark during his senior year. “It’s a good program that develops players,” Lilley said of playing at DCC. “It’s a winning program.’ Lilley

Wolf Point’s schools were busy with basketball teams from throughout the area competing in the Spring Hoopfest on Friday, March 29, and Saturday, March 30. The Red Hawks from eastern Roosevelt County earned first in the girls’ seventh- eighth grade division. The Red Hawks defeated Circle, 27-16, in the title contest. In the seventh-eighth grade boys’ division, Glasgow outscored Havre,

Keeley played with NDN Girls and earned first in the silver bracket at the All West Native American Classic in Lakewood, Colo. She was selected to the all-tournament team. Poplar’s Mattie Falls Down also played for the first-place team. (Photo submitted)

featuring girls’ basketball players from Brockton posted a record of 2-2 at the All West Native American Classic held in Lakewood, Colo. (Photo submitted)