Wolf Point’s girls came through with many personal bests to earn the third-place trophy at the District 2B track meet held in Fairview on Saturday, May 16. The Lady Wolves struck for 82 points at the meet. The top two teams were Malta with 132 points and Glasgow with 131 points. Adalynn Smith placed in five events for the Wolves including winning the district title in the 800-meter run with

Maia Kent, a freshman, came through with a spectacular round to win the Northern B girls’ golf championship held at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Tuesday, May 12. Kent finished with a score of 88 to earn the championship. Shelby’s Rowen Russell was right behind with an 89 for second place. Wolf Point’s McKinlee Paulson, also a freshman, also qualified for the state meet by

Wolf Point hosted the Northern B divisional boys’ golf tournament on Monday, May 11. Poplar’s Lukas Young shot a 92 to tie for 13th place and qualify for the state tournament. Cole Holen led Wolf Point with a round of 103 to tie for 32nd place. Other results for the Wolves were Jesse Reed with an 111 for 49th place, Chaz Kegley with a 133 for 64th place, Conway Turcotte with a 138 for

Poplar’s track athletes qualifi ed for the divisional meet during action at the district meet in Fairview on Saturday, May 16. The Indians accounted for 36 points in the girls’ division and 18 points in the boys’ division. Mila Gramling led Poplar’s girls by running to a firstplace finish in the 3200-meter run with a time of 12:38.6 and second place in the 1600 at 5:50.16. Kellyn

It was a clean sweep for Lustre Christian as the Lions won team championships in both the boys’ and girls’ divisions at the District 3C track meet held in Glasgow on Tuesday, May 12. The Lions repeated as boys’ champion with 168 points. Circle placed second with 124 and Scobey took third with 114 points. Lustre’s girls earned the team title with 123 points. Circle took second with