WOLF POINT —It only lasted six years, from 1963-1969, but memories of The Big 32 reverberate across Montana with an unexplainable lifeforce.
At times it blossomed into a wild west variety show, a carnival in living color, an assortment of teams.
The Wolf Point basketball team receives a hero’s welcome on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation after winning the 1968 Big 32 crown.
The Weeks brothers, John and Willie, from their little Fort Peck Indian Reservation town of Wolf Point, added charm to the folklore.
It was officially dubbed Class A basketball but was called the Big 32 Conference, with the largest 32 Class A and AA institutions quartered into four divisions.
