Wolf Point will begin its football season with a nonconference contest at Joliet on Friday, Aug. 25. This is Joliet’s first year in Class B football after playing in the Class C ranks last season. “I know they will try to use their speed,” Wolf Point coach Anthony Red Cloud said. “They return some athletes.” Red Cloud is pleased how Wolf Point’s practices are going so far

Wolf Point’s volleyball team will open its season at the Choteau Invitational on Friday, Aug. 25, and Saturday, Aug. 26. Other teams at the tournament will include Simms, Ennis, Thompson Falls, Florence/Carlton, Three Forks, Choteau, Ennis, Manhattan, Manhattan Christian, Cut Bank, Conrad, Broadwater, Shelby, Fairfield and Glasgow. Teams that Wolf Point will face during pool play are Simms,

Featuring one of the top runners in the state, Wolf Point’s cross-country team started pre-season practice on Friday, Aug. 11. Peyton Summers, a senior, earned All-State honors by placing 12th at last year’s Class B state competition. “He’s hoping to win it this year,” coach Stacey Summers said. “Peyton has been working hard this summer. He’s been doing 10 miles or more a day.”

With the return of nearly all their starters from a season ago, the Poplar Indians are looking forward to a solid football season in 2023. Returning starters for the Indians include Gage Berg, Kameron Reum, Walker Burshia, Blake Lambert and Cameron Spotted Bird. “I’m probably the most optimistic that I’ve been in the last couple of years,” Poplar coach Joe Hammar said. The team