After opening the season with a 5-0 record, Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad looks to continue to improve heading into the new year.
Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said he was pleased with the first five games, but the Wolves still have a lot of work to do.
Areas that the Wolves concentrated on during practices after the break included their press and help defense.
“Offensively,
After opening the season with a 5-0 record, Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad looks to continue to improve heading into the new year.
Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said he was pleased with the first five games, but the Wolves still have a lot of work to do.
Areas that the Wolves concentrated on during practices after the break included their press and help defense.
“Offensively,
After struggling in their last couple of basketball games, the holiday break came at a good time for the Wolf Point Lady Wolves.
Coach Frank Benson said the players were eager to return to practice on Monday, Dec. 26.
“I was surprised how hard they worked on the first day,” Benson said.
The week of practice included adding a few plays on the offensive side of the game.
Benson
After struggling in their last couple of basketball games, the holiday break came at a good time for the Wolf Point Lady Wolves.
Coach Frank Benson said the players were eager to return to practice on Monday, Dec. 26.
“I was surprised how hard they worked on the first day,” Benson said.
The week of practice included adding a few plays on the offensive side of the game.
Benson
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Earning Wolf Point’s Alpha awards for excelling in at least three sports as a senior were Ethan Blount and Hamyanie Campbell. Blount competed in cross-country, basketball and track. Campbell participated in volleyball, cross-country, basketball and tennis. Their names will be placed on a permanent plaque in the trophy case.
Wolf Point’s Ben Boysun and Mason Garfield helped the North team
Earning Wolf Point’s Alpha awards for excelling in at least three sports as a senior were Ethan Blount and Hamyanie Campbell. Blount competed in cross-country, basketball and track. Campbell participated in volleyball, cross-country, basketball and tennis. Their names will be placed on a permanent plaque in the trophy case.
Wolf Point’s Ben Boysun and Mason Garfield helped the North team
Dethman Makes Smooth Transition
From Eastern Montana To Division I Hoops
It’s a long ways from Froid, Mont., to Fresno, Calif., both in regards of distance and from a Class C high school team to a Division I women’s basketball program.
Sydney Dethman, however, has made the transition fairly smoothly.
Dethman, as only a sophomore, is starting for the Fresno State Bulldogs. She admits
Dethman Makes Smooth Transition
From Eastern Montana To Division I Hoops
It’s a long ways from Froid, Mont., to Fresno, Calif., both in regards of distance and from a Class C high school team to a Division I women’s basketball program.
Sydney Dethman, however, has made the transition fairly smoothly.
Dethman, as only a sophomore, is starting for the Fresno State Bulldogs. She admits
During this season of gratitude, let’s think about the goodwill and shared goals for our hunting traditions. Let’s thank private landowners that opened their land to public hunters and let’s thank hunters who voluntarily donated more than $218,000 to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ Block Management Program. These donations, made by voluntarily returning unsuccessful drawing fees, show
During this season of gratitude, let’s think about the goodwill and shared goals for our hunting traditions. Let’s thank private landowners that opened their land to public hunters and let’s thank hunters who voluntarily donated more than $218,000 to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ Block Management Program. These donations, made by voluntarily returning unsuccessful drawing fees, show
