Frazer School scored 26 points in the boys’ division and 10 points in the girls’ division during the District 3C track meet held in Glasgow on Wednesday, May 7. Gabe Beston finished third in the 1600-meter run at 5:24.10 and third in the 3200 with a time of 11:37.51. Cassius Smoker earned sixth place in the 110-meter hurdles with a time of 29.96 seconds. Isabelle Even led Frazer’s

Wolf Point’s tennis players competed against players from Baker, Forsyth and Poplar during action in Glendive on Saturday, May 10. “Again, we played a lot of good, long and close matches. There was a lot of improvement,” Wolf Point Coach Dan Horsmon said. Coming away with victories in singles play were Tanna Guldborg, Bella Doornek and Kaylayla Villaluz. Hailey Grayhawk and McKinlee

Angelina “Nina” Escarcega, Poplar, and Tirza Two Teeth, Ronan, are recipients of this year’s Selah Natural Medicine Girls Wrestling Scholarship. Each of the winners will receive a $1,000 scholarship. This is the third straight year Dr. Chip Halverson, ND, a physician in Kalispell, and Portland, Ore., has offered the scholarship. The interest in the scholarship has grown and so it was decided

Area track teams continued their seasons with solid performances at the Fairview Invitational on Friday, May 2. Wolf Point’s girls’ relay teams enjoyed success at the meet. The 1600-meter relay team featuring Navella Weeks, Amirah Oleyte, Harper Weeks and Adalynn Smith took second place at 4:26.40. The 400-meter relay team of N. Weeks, AnnaLeigh Matejovsky, H. Weeks and Smith finished third