04 September 2025

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Warriors Drop First Football Game Of Season

Warriors Drop First Football Game Of Season


Froid/Lake and Brockton started their football seasons with a six-man battle in Medicine Lake on Saturday, Aug. 30. The Red Hawks emerged with a 54-13 conference victory. The Red Hawks accounted for the game’s first big play when Owen Logan recovered a fumble at the Brockton 19. Froid/Lake reached the end zone on a nine-yard pass from Rylan Young to Cody Olson. The Warriors responded by

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Lions Compete At Tourney

Lions Compete At Tourney


The Lustre Lions had a promising start to their season at the Culbertson volleyball invitational on Saturday, Aug. 30. After dropping matches against Culbertson and Fairview in pool play, the Lions bounced back with a straight set victory over Nashua. The Lions trailed 13-12 in the first set, but Lustre responded with a 25-22 victory. Lustre then gained control for a 25-8 win in the

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Wolves Open Volleyball Season

Wolves Open Volleyball Season


Wolf Point’s volleyball team opened its season at a tournament in Shelby and Choteau during the weekend. During the first round of action, the Wolves defeated Simms, 21-20, 21-19. Firstround losses came against Ennis, Shelby and Manhattan. The Wolves earned victories over Havre’s JVs, 21-19, 21-18, Cut Bank, 21-18, 21-16, and Lodge Grass, 21-11, 21-10, during second-round action.

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21 August 2025

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Wolf Point’s Flag Football Program Looks Forward To Second Season

Wolf Point’s Flag Football Program Looks Forward To Second Season


The Wolf Point Lady Wolves are excited to open their second year competing in flag football. Returning starters for the team include Addy Smith, Teagan Williams, Anna Matejovsky, Marley Moran, Harper Weeks, Navy Weeks, Elli Ryan, McKinlee Paulson and Kai Villaluz. Coach Cody Larson said, “Our strength is having really decent speed across the board.” One addition to the squad is Maci

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Local Man Makes Successful Return To State Games

Local Man Makes Successful Return To State Games


More than two years after suffering a stroke, area resident Darryl Ricker Sr. was back at his home away from home this summer. He has been a competitor at the Big Sky State Games for years and he was happy to finally return to run in Billings this past July. He said some fellow competitors were pleased to see the return of the 65 year old. “Some of them thought I died,” Ricker laughed.