27 August 2020

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Wolves’ Gridiron Team Includes 14 Freshman Of 38 Players

Wolves’ Gridiron Team Includes 14 Freshman Of 38 Players

The future is looking bright for Wolf Point's football program. This year's turnout of 38 athletes includes 14 freshmen. “That's pretty good,” Wolf Point's coach Ryan Wilson said of the turnout. “I can live with that.” Leading the group of returning players is quarterback/ linebacker Austin Wilson, who is the team's only returning captain and has received All-Conference
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Wolf Point Volleyball Team Sees Numerous Returning Players

Wolf Point Volleyball Team Sees Numerous Returning Players

With many starters returning from last year’s squad, the Wolf Point Wolves should be a force this volleyball season. Starters back for the Wolves include Jewell Olson, Mikaya Smoker-Dewitt, Demi Kegley, Hailey Nelson, Sarah Williamson and Kaitlin MacDonald. “It’s a good returning group,” Wolf Point coach Kim Hanks said. “Jewell Olson has worked hard in the offseason in the weight
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Poplar’s Cross Country Team Ready For Successful 2020

Poplar’s Cross Country Team Ready For Successful 2020

The return of a pair of standouts from two years ago has supporters of Poplar High School's cross-country program excited for the season. Hudson Atkinson, a senior, returns after missing last year due to an injury. As a sophomore, Atkinson won the Class B state championship with a time of 16.18.21. The second-place finisher was 16 seconds behind Atkinson. Poplar placed 12th as a team
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Indians Continue Rebuilding Football Program

Indians Continue Rebuilding Football Program

The Poplar High School Indians would like to see better numbers, but the football team has several talented players on this season’s squad. Coach Joe Hammer said the turnout is at 16 players at this point. He added that usually about 10 more students join the squad once school begins. School is scheduled to start on Thursday, Aug. 27, in Poplar. Tyler Pribbernow, a senior, is one of the
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Poplar Volleyball Team Ready To Spike It

Poplar Volleyball Team Ready To Spike It

You can feel the optimism when you walk into the Moccasin Square Garden at Poplar High School during the Lady Indians’ volleyball practices. The Lady Indians' volleyball squad should be improved this season with a number of returning seniors. Poplar coach William Bemer is excited about the turnout of 22 players. The group includes seniors Keandra Martell, Kahomani Charboneau, Macey
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Wolf Point Schools Activities Schedule

Wolf Point Schools Activities Schedule

All activities subject to change. Varsity Football Date Event Time(s) Fri. Aug. 14 1st Day of Practice 8:00 A.M. Fri. Aug. 28 Maroon and White Game 5:00 P.M. Fri. Sept. 4 Baker 7:00 P.M. Fri. Sept. 11 @ Harlem 7:00 P.M. Fri. Sept. 18 @ Malta 7:00 P.M. Fri. Sept. 25 Fairfield 7:00 P.M. Fri. Oct. 2 vs Cutbank 6:00 P.M. Fri. Oct. 9 Conrad 7:00 P.M. Fri. Oct. 16 @ Glasgow 7:00 P.M. Fri. Oct. 23 Poplar
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20 August 2020

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Tribes Buffalo Program Transfers Bulls

Tribes Buffalo Program Transfers Bulls

Thirty-four bison were transferred from the Fort Peck Tribes buffalo program to various tribal groups Aug. 12-13. According to InterTribal Buffalo Council technical services department head Megan Davenport, buffalo were sent to Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate and Flandreau Santee Sioux tribes in South Dakota; Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation in Kansas; Modoc Nation, Quapaw Nation, Cherokee Nation, Cheyenne
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Pound Puppies Hosts Spay/ Neuter Clinic In Wolf Point

Pound Puppies Hosts Spay/ Neuter Clinic In Wolf Point

Wolf Point Pound Puppies is hosting a two-day spay/neuter clinic for cats and dogs Aug. 29-30 at 420 Cascade St., beginning at 8 a.m. Saturday is cat day. Sunday is set aside for dogs. At press time, initial sign-ups for both clinic days are full, but cancellations and no-shows are common. Text Tina Betshismedicine at 406-650-2177 to inquire. If you do not hear back, text again. “Do not
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