Track athletes from Wolf Point and Poplar capped their regular season schedule with a meet in Sidney on Friday, May 8. The Lady Wolves took sixth in the team standings with 41 points. Poplar tied for 11th with 10 points. Topping the standings was Miles City with 117 points. In the boys’ division, Poplar scored 10 and Wolf Point had seven points. Glendive placed first with 103 points.

Track athletes from Wolf Point, Poplar and Lustre Christian placed at the 44th annual Norm Girard Top 10 track meet held in Sidney on Tuesday, May 5. Poplar’s eighth-grader Mila Gramling kept her winning ways going by earning first place in the 3200-meter run with a time of 12:32.28. Also placing for the Indians was Wilder Bearcub with a time of 44.23 seconds in the 300-meter hurdles for

The Lustre Lions struck for 56 points to earn third place in the boys’ division at the Sidney Invitational on Friday, May 8. Lustre’s girls scored nine points at the large meet. Johnslee Pierre enjoyed a solid meet and was a triple- winner. The senior earned first in the triple jump with a personal best of 47-10, first in the long jump at 22-4 and first in the 300-meter hurdles with a personal

The Wolf Point Yellowjackets used an outstanding pitching effort by O’Ryan Burshia to down Malta, 6-1, in home legion baseball action on Monday, May 4. Burshia pitched the entire seven innings for a complete game victory. He finished with six strike-outs and didn’t allow an earned run. “The defense was really good all night,” Coach Jed Loucks said. “It was good pitching and good

Wolf Point’s and Poplar’s golfers played at the Northern B shootout at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Friday, May 8. In the girls’ division, Maia Kent shot a 107 to earn seventh place. Cole Holen led Wolf Point’s boys with a 92 for 16th place. Other scores for the Wolves were Chaz Kegley with a 97 for 27th, Jesse Reed with a 104 for 38th and Conway Turcotte with a 105

Wolf Point’s tennis team competed well at the Townsend Invitational during the weekend. “The best teams in the state were playing at this invite. Again, the girls played hard, won some matches and others ended very close,” Wolf Point Coach Dan Horsmon said. “We always improve when we play quality teams, and I am super proud of how hard we competed.” Tanna Guldborg won two matches

Poplar hosted the nineteam Poplar Invitational at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Thursday, April 30. The event featured about 80 golfers. Top boys’ teams were Malta with a score of 328, Scobey at 340 and Glasgow at 345. Wolf Point placed seventh with a team score of 422 and Poplar was eighth at 437. The three girls’ squads with team scores were Glasgow at 386, Glasgow at 411 and

Lustre’s boys’ track squad scored 27 points for 10th place at the extremely competitive Shriners’ Invitational conducted in Glendive on Friday, May 1. Lustre’s girls placed 20th with six points. Johnslee Pierre came away with two first-place honors at the meet. The senior finished first in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 15.31 seconds. He took first in the long jump with a mark

The Wolf Point Wolves accounted for 19 points in the girls’ division and six points in the boys’ division in the large Shriners’ track meet held in Glendive on Friday, May 1. The top girls’ teams were Richey/Lambert with 64 points, Miles City with 58, Billings Central with 45, Lewistown with 40 and Sidney with 37 points. Topping the boys’ standings were Lewistown with 91, Hardin