Sports

Thursday is the start of a fun, crazy and exciting stretch of state tournaments for high school sports.

After not registering a single loss in their eight conference games this season, Mandan’s girls soccer team claims this week’s “Sports Spotlight.”

The Lakers are going to state in softball and baseball this year, and three sets of siblings are all playing.

In this week’s Pro’s Pointer, Johnnie Candle, MWC World Walleye Champion & N.D. Fishing Hall of Fame member, is talking about chatter bait.

The Braves fell behind Century 2-0 in the top of the sixth Saturday night. They would go on to score six unanswered runs in the home half of the inning, and win by a final of 6-2.

Minot defeated Dickinson 2-0 in the championship game Saturday to earn the west’s top seed in next week’s state softball tournament.

Day three of the NDHSAA State Track & Field Meet is all about hardware, and plenty of area athletes won state championships on the final day of state competition at The Bowl.

Eli struck out 17 of the 21 batters he faced and did not allow a single player on base.

How many athletes can qualify for state in two sports?

Players and coaches with the Minot Hot Tots met with fans Thursday ahead of next week's inaugural home opener.

Like most middle school boys, Ryan Brynjolfson had an excess of energy and an excess of time on his hands. That’s what first got him into track and field.

In today’s Pro’s Pointer, Johnnie Candle is talking about the best way to make sure your electronics are working the way you want them to.

The parents of two Native American players on a North Dakota high school basketball team are seeking a federal investigation into racist taunts their sons endured during a game in January.

For the seventh year, a group of North Dakota athletes and coaches have been selected to participate in the Scheels Softball All-Star Series.

Nobody wants to lose, but there is a lot to learn when taking some lumps. The Bismarck tennis team is an excellent example of that. The Demons are sitting in 3rd-place in the W.D.A.