21 January 2021

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Wolf Point Speech Members  Prepare For Divisional Meet

Wolf Point Speech Members Prepare For Divisional Meet


The Wolf Point speech and drama team competed in the Great Falls Central virtual meet with 44 other B and C schools from across Montana on Saturday, Jan. 16. There were 225 different entries and 279 competitors. Daniel Sears competed again in spontaneous oral interpretation and placed third out of 24 in that event. Angelica Sutton competed in Lincoln Douglas Debate and placed sixth out

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Pound Puppies Treats 95 Dogs, 37 Cats

Pound Puppies Treats 95 Dogs, 37 Cats


Wolf Point Pound Puppies Tina Betshismedicine told the Northern Plains Independent that the group concluded another two-day spay/ neuter clininc in Wolf Point Jan. 17. Said Betshismedicine, “It was wild. We did three days and ended up with 95 cats and 37 dogs spayed or neutered.” Dr. Heather Grimm conducted the clinic, assisted by techs Jamie Hitchcock, Marvin Matlock and Janice Greibel.

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College News

College News


Ashtyn Hentges of Wolf Point has earned selection to the honor roll, dean’s list and chancellor’s list at Montana Technological University in Butte. A student who earns a 4.0 GPA is placed on the chancellor’s list. Derek Bowker of Culbertson has been named to the President’s Honor Roll for the fall 2020 semester at Bismarck State College. Students must maintain at least a 3.50 grade point

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Lady Wolves Fall Short Against Glendive

Lady Wolves Fall Short Against Glendive


The Wolf Point Lady Wolves hustled throughout the contest but came up just short, 41-37, against Glendive at home on Tuesday, Jan. 12. The shorter Wolf Point team, which provided a 100-percent effort, pulled to 36-34 on a Haidyn Raining Bird with 3:17 remaining in the contest. Glendive moved ahead to 38-35 on a basket by Mallory Robinson, but a drive by Wolf Point’s Josie Kolstad closed

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Wolf Point Boys Look Ahead  To Conference Schedule

Wolf Point Boys Look Ahead To Conference Schedule


Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team played close in the first half before falling in Glendive, 68-38, on Tuesday, Jan. 12. The Wolves trailed by only a 12-7 margin in the first quarter and 24-17 at intermission. Glendive took control with 20 points in the third quarter and 24 more points in the fourth period. “We’re very inconsistent right now,” Wolf Point Coach Troy Blount said.

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