16 April 2026

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Wolves, Indians Open Tennis Season With Match In Wolf Point

Wolves, Indians Open Tennis Season With Match In Wolf Point


The Wolf Point Wolves enjoyed a strong start to their tennis season during matches on Thursday, April 9, and Friday, April 10. “I’m super proud of how the girls started the season,” Coach Dan Horsmon said. “I’m looking forward to a great year.” Wolf Point won eight singles matches and five doubles matches during home action against Poplar on Thursday. Scoring victories in

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Cooper Signs

Cooper Signs


Poplar’s Alara Cooper signed last week to run cross country for Williston State College in North Dakota. (Photo submitted)

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Golfers Place At First Meet

Golfers Place At First Meet


Wolf Point’s golfers opened their season in Glasgow during the weekend. In the girls’ division, Wolf Point’s Maia Kent shot a 108 for fifth place and McKinlee Paulson finished with a 109 for sixth place. Conway Turcotte led Wolf Point’s boys with a 113 for 22nd place. Jesse Reed was right behind with a 114 for 23rd. Other scores for the Wolves were Chaz Kegley at 133, Cole Holen

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First Place

First Place


Wolf Point’s fourth-grade girls’ travel basketball team earned first in the Ballin’ in the Basin basketball tournament in Williston, N.D. Players include (back from left) Myah Nasner, Kora McGowan and Tress Hanks, Kenzley Moran-Clark; (Front) Jordyn Loendorf, Elvira Clark and Maia McGowan. (Photo submitted)