Wolf Point’s McKinlee Paulson puts up a shot during the girls’ basketball program’s open gym last week. The Wolves are holding open gyms twice a week to prepare for the upcoming school year. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Wolf Point’s McKinlee Paulson puts up a shot during the girls’ basketball program’s open gym last week. The Wolves are holding open gyms twice a week to prepare for the upcoming school year. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
By Bill Vander Weele
Recent decisions by Montana High School Association schools make a person wonder where the priorities of some school officials are when balancing athletics and academics.
It has been reported that Class B is now going to have all of its football playoff games played on Friday nights instead of Saturday afternoons. Last year, Class A made a similar move and held all its
By Bill Vander Weele
Recent decisions by Montana High School Association schools make a person wonder where the priorities of some school officials are when balancing athletics and academics.
It has been reported that Class B is now going to have all of its football playoff games played on Friday nights instead of Saturday afternoons. Last year, Class A made a similar move and held all its
• For the 1966 Little League season, the Wolf Point Jaycees hired 19-year-old Vida resident Larry Van Atta as program director.
• Van Atta was given free reins to organize the 180 Wolf Point boys eager to play baseball. Van Atta was a member of the 1965 Wolf Point state American Legion B baseball champions, and state Class B basketball titleholders, Circle Wildcats.
• Given just one
• For the 1966 Little League season, the Wolf Point Jaycees hired 19-year-old Vida resident Larry Van Atta as program director.
• Van Atta was given free reins to organize the 180 Wolf Point boys eager to play baseball. Van Atta was a member of the 1965 Wolf Point state American Legion B baseball champions, and state Class B basketball titleholders, Circle Wildcats.
• Given just one
Pine needles and campfi re smoke scent the air. The sunset sends a pale pink glow across the landscape. A stream gurgles nearby while, in the distance, a barred owl calls to its mate. Camping offers many ways to immerse your senses in nature. Unfortunately, too many people race through camping adventures in the same way they run through the grocery store – at high speed trying to fill their carts
Pine needles and campfi re smoke scent the air. The sunset sends a pale pink glow across the landscape. A stream gurgles nearby while, in the distance, a barred owl calls to its mate. Camping offers many ways to immerse your senses in nature. Unfortunately, too many people race through camping adventures in the same way they run through the grocery store – at high speed trying to fill their carts
The Northeast Montana Health Services hosted the Human Stampede in Wolf Point on Saturday morning.
Lustre’s Jaycee Hilkemann was the overall winner in the 5K run with a time of 16:35.
Placing behind Hilkemann were Kolter Berglee and Dustin Smith.
Cali Gorder finished first in the girls’ division for the 5K run with a time of about 19 minutes flat.
Jordan Berglee was the winner in
The Northeast Montana Health Services hosted the Human Stampede in Wolf Point on Saturday morning.
Lustre’s Jaycee Hilkemann was the overall winner in the 5K run with a time of 16:35.
Placing behind Hilkemann were Kolter Berglee and Dustin Smith.
Cali Gorder finished first in the girls’ division for the 5K run with a time of about 19 minutes flat.
Jordan Berglee was the winner in
Area rodeo fans were treated to a full slate of professional rodeo action during the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on Thursday through Saturday.
LaMerrill Winters of Benjamin, Utah, was the winner in bareback riding with a score of 84.5 Leighton LaFromboise, Helena, placed second at 83.5 and Jake Kesl of Tendoy, Idaho, took third with a score of 83. Jordan’s Kelly Murnion placed sixth with
Area rodeo fans were treated to a full slate of professional rodeo action during the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on Thursday through Saturday.
LaMerrill Winters of Benjamin, Utah, was the winner in bareback riding with a score of 84.5 Leighton LaFromboise, Helena, placed second at 83.5 and Jake Kesl of Tendoy, Idaho, took third with a score of 83. Jordan’s Kelly Murnion placed sixth with
Area golfers turned out at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course for a day of socializing and bragging rights while benefiting a great cause on Thursday, July 9.
The annual Stampede Roundup Tough Enough To Wear Pink golf tournament attracted 21 teams. New this year is that HUB Insurance is serving as the tournament’s sponsor.
HUB Insurance representative Scott Keen thanks Easton Copenhaver
Area golfers turned out at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course for a day of socializing and bragging rights while benefiting a great cause on Thursday, July 9.
The annual Stampede Roundup Tough Enough To Wear Pink golf tournament attracted 21 teams. New this year is that HUB Insurance is serving as the tournament’s sponsor.
HUB Insurance representative Scott Keen thanks Easton Copenhaver
The team consisting of Owen Wilcox of Billings and Zelk Gordon of Belgrade came away with top honors from the 2026 Montana Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament at Fort Peck during the weekend.
Wilcox and Gordon finished with a total weight of 106.78 pounds including 58.28 pounds on the first day.
Placing second was the Valley City, N.D., team of Jayden Wendel and Brent Wendel with a total
The team consisting of Owen Wilcox of Billings and Zelk Gordon of Belgrade came away with top honors from the 2026 Montana Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament at Fort Peck during the weekend.
Wilcox and Gordon finished with a total weight of 106.78 pounds including 58.28 pounds on the first day.
Placing second was the Valley City, N.D., team of Jayden Wendel and Brent Wendel with a total
Wolf Point native Peyton Summers has been selected again to take part in the Montana Mile at the Big Sky State Games on Friday, July 17.
Summers will represent Wolf Point and Dawson Community College. The event features some of the state’s fastest high school, college and post-collegiate distance runners.
Other male runners will include Anthony Ackerman of Glendive/Black Hills State; Ase
Wolf Point native Peyton Summers has been selected again to take part in the Montana Mile at the Big Sky State Games on Friday, July 17.
Summers will represent Wolf Point and Dawson Community College. The event features some of the state’s fastest high school, college and post-collegiate distance runners.
Other male runners will include Anthony Ackerman of Glendive/Black Hills State; Ase
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