Four Wolf Point football players have earned post-season honors for their play this fall.
Juliun Benson, a senior, was selected All-State. The senior was All-Conference at athlete and second team All-Conference at defensive back.
Also selected for the Wolves to the second team were offensive lineman Lennox Lilley, linebacker Charles Page and kicker Preston Swenson.
Voted to the All-Conference
Four Wolf Point football players have earned post-season honors for their play this fall.
Juliun Benson, a senior, was selected All-State. The senior was All-Conference at athlete and second team All-Conference at defensive back.
Also selected for the Wolves to the second team were offensive lineman Lennox Lilley, linebacker Charles Page and kicker Preston Swenson.
Voted to the All-Conference
It appears that Class B will be divided into four divisions for sports starting next school year.
Wolf Point’s activities director Eric Peterson explained that two schools are leaving Class B. Bigfork is moving to Class A and Forsyth is dropping to Class C. Additions to Class B starting next school year will include Chinook, Fairview, Park City, Ennis, Lone Peak, Darby and Superior.
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It appears that Class B will be divided into four divisions for sports starting next school year.
Wolf Point’s activities director Eric Peterson explained that two schools are leaving Class B. Bigfork is moving to Class A and Forsyth is dropping to Class C. Additions to Class B starting next school year will include Chinook, Fairview, Park City, Ennis, Lone Peak, Darby and Superior.
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Wildlife health staff with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks recently detected chronic wasting disease in a cow elk that was harvested by a hunter in hunting district 622.
This marks the first CWD detection in an elk in northeast Montana. This is the second CWD-positive animal detected in HD 622, the first being a mule deer buck that was harvested by a hunter in 2020. This is the second CWD detection
Wildlife health staff with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks recently detected chronic wasting disease in a cow elk that was harvested by a hunter in hunting district 622.
This marks the first CWD detection in an elk in northeast Montana. This is the second CWD-positive animal detected in HD 622, the first being a mule deer buck that was harvested by a hunter in 2020. This is the second CWD detection
