Wolf Point’s girls’ tennis program has an excellent turnout of 16 players this season. Coach Dan Horsmon said practices have been going very well despite being forced inside due to cold and snowy weather conditions. “It’s really sad we have to be inside though,” Horsmon said. “There’s a lot of potential.” The Wolves feature six returning letter winners including Mahala

Poplar High School’s golf program keeps building. This season, there are 12 students out for the sports including several first-year players. “It will be a lot of teaching this year for the beginners,” Poplar coach Brock Copenhaver said. The Indians do feature five returning players on the boys’ side including Landon Young, Nolan Crawford, Mike Young, Preston Ogle and Quinn Sutherland.

The Poplar Indians are excited for their upcoming tennis season under the guidance of a new coach. Jerrelynn Manfield has taken over the head coaching duties for the Indians. “One of the young ladies asked me to apply,” Manfield explained. “She came to my fitness class, and we played a little tennis last summer.” The program’s eight players include six athletes who played

Members of Poplar’s girls’ track team includes, (back from left) Kodilynn Weinberger, Ashley Bullchief, Cammie Martell, Toni Brown, Devlyn Hopkins, Kessee Erickson, Braelyn Nordwick, Jazmyn Carrywater, Rebecca Gorder, Saydee Archambault, Bailey Dupree and Jayda Falcon; (front from left), Passion Longee, Jade Miller, Reinita Irizany, KiAnn Randall, Kahloni Hoops, Aliyania Matuck, Alara Parshall,