07 October 2021

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Volleyball Program Holds Pink Night

Volleyball Program Holds Pink Night


The Wolf Point High School volleyball program held its pink night for cancer awareness on Friday, Oct. 1. Michelle Johnson, one of the event’s organizers, said the response from businesses and individuals for auction items was impressive. “Our community is pretty awesome when it comes to donations,” Johnson said. All funds raised went to the radiology department at Northeast Montana

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Lady Wolves Take Poplar

Lady Wolves Take Poplar


The Wolf Point Wolves downed Poplar in straight sets during a home volleyball match on Friday, Oct. 1. Wolf Point won the conference match by a 25-11, 25-13, 25-12, final. Sierra Hamilton scored five kills and six blocks for the Wolves. J’Elle Garfield added five kills. Katelyn McDonald accounted for a solid match with eight aces and five digs. Kylie Rodenberg finished with 17 assists.

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Carrie Manning, project coordinator, said ….

Carrie Manning, project coordinator, said ….


Carrie Manning, project coordinator, said a grant from the Methamphetamine and Suicide Prevention Initiative supported the event. The Spotted Bull Treatment Center also provided support. “We take an active approach with our suicide prevention programs in the school district,” Loendorf said. Montana has ranked near the top of the nation for the highest suicide rate for several years. Roosevelt