With a good turnout, Wolf Point’s girls’ tennis team is looking forward to a successful season. The program features 14 students. Seniors on the team are Arianna Mee and Isabella Sanchez. Lauren Rodenberg is the only Wolf Point player returning with state tournament experience. Other returning players are Riley Schwarzrock, Kailayla Villaluz, Kamilla Hines, Hailey Grayhawk, Tanna

With 37 athletes out for the sport, Poplar is looking forward to a successful track season in 2025. The squad is guided by veteran coaches Brent Moore, Karolyn Kohl and John Wetsit. Coaches say the team is pretty much equally divided between boys and girls. Returning Poplar boys who came closest to qualifying for the state meet last season were Walker Burshia in the shot put, Wilder Bearcub

The Brockton Warriors are starting the track season with six athletes including five girls. Brockton Coach Evan Cummins feels distance runs should be a strong suit for the Warriors. “We have two of them who will hopefully to make state this year,” Coach Cummins said. The squad consists of three juniors, a sophomore and two freshmen. Members of the squad include Reese DeCoteau,

Members of Bainville’s boys’ track team work on conditioning during a practice last week. The Bulldogs will travel to Glasgow on Saturday, March 29. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Froid/Lake’s Addison works on her putting during practice in Sidney last week. (Photo submitted)

Five Culbertson High School students qualified for the national Business Professionals of America conference during the state competition in Billings last week. Advancing from Culbertson were Jazzmin Fugere, Leandra Perkins, Ayden Ator, Ivy Colvin and Felixe Becker. Perkins placed second in network administration using Cisco, fifth in SQL database fundamentals and eighth in Linux operating

Hercules A Hit With Audiences During Culbertson Shows Missoula Children’s Theatre’s local production of Hercules was enjoyed by audiences at the old armory in Culbertson this past weekend. The local cast performed two shows on Saturday, at 1:30 and 6:30 p.m. respectively. The production featured local students in a variety of roles. The show was adapted by Michael McGill and Joseph Martinez,

Froid High School senior Milo Stangeland’s education at the school has included involvement in many different activities. He recently placed at the state Business Professionals of America conference in the category of advanced desktop publishing. His other categories were broadcast, podcast and graphic design. Stangeland appreciates the business and communication skills that he learned