Dakota College at Bottineau Men’s Hockey Coach Travis Rybchinski had to go through a hospital stay in early November due to COVID-19 and double pneumonia.
The Century Patriots shut out the West Fargo Sheyenne Mustangs in the AAA State championship. It was the second consecutive championship for the Patriots.
Gov. Doug Burgum, R-N.D., in consultation with legislative management and the North Dakota High School Activities Association, amended his recent executive order to allow winter sports practices and extracurricular activities to resume starting on Nov. 30.
The 2020 Our Redeemer’s volleyball team faced a handful of obstacles, from curtailed summer workouts due to COVID-19, to injuries to Cheyenne Lang and Macy Lindquist.
The Minot High School cheerleading team captured the Game Day event at Saturday’s North Dakota Cheer Coach Association Fall State Cheerleading Competition.
Kendal Braun said she loves serving as captain for the Our Redeemer’s Knights in her senior season after looking up to other stars upon joining the varsity roster in 2017.
The Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference announced basketball and wrestling schedules to begin in January with schools competing against one opponent each week.
Beulah was nine points shy of a win. Even though it was a loss, Miners head coach Jim Dooley points to the back half of that game as the turning point in Beulah’s season.
Three of the four Dakota Bowl games will pit the number one against number two ranked teams in their division. Class-AA is one of them with top ranked St. Mary’s verses Beulah.
Whenever a game is not decided until the final seconds, it’s great for the team that wins and its fans. For the other guys, it’s a punch in the gut that never goes away.
Tyler and Jackie Schau have been helping steer wrestlers for years at their place west of Almont. Cameron Morman and Bridger Anderson are two recent examples of their success.
aige Ackerman said she’s stepped up to lead Minot High volleyball in her senior season thanks to the players who have come before her, including one student-athlete who shared her namesake.
Velva started its state playoff run with a one-score victory over Bowman County, and then put their stamp on a 33-0 shutout of Dickinson Trinity in the Class A Quarterfinals.
The Rugby Panthers celebrated a Class B State Girls Cross Country Championship for the second year in a row on Saturday, led by Brooklyn Bartsch finishing in third place overall.
After defeating the Jamestown Blue Jays on Saturday, the Mandan Braves earned a spot in the Triple A playoffs. The Braves head east to face an opponent they have become all too familiar with this time of year.
