Knights come back, top Kenmare in 5
KENMARE - The Our Redeemer's Christian School volleyball team rallied from two games down to defeat Kenmare 3-2 in a District 12 volleyball matchup Tuesday night.
Senior Ashley Koppinger led ORCS (26-7-4 overall, 6-0 district) with 27 kills and 28 digs. Junior Brooke Knutson and eighth-grader Morgan Olson combined for 45 assists in the 20-25, 18-25, 25-20, 25-18, 15-11 victory.
Knights coach Sherry Carlson said her team's offense had more continuity beginning in the third game.
"They just got to the point where they knew that they had to change," Carlson said. "We were making a lot of errors in the first two games. They knew they had to get the passes in line to the setters to get our offense rolling."
ORCS plays at Surrey at 7 p.m. on Thursday.
- Daily News Staff
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MSU basketball teams to host event
The Minot State University men's and women's basketball teams will host a "Late Night with Beaver Basketball" event at the MSU Dome on Oct. 19 to kick off their 2012-13 seasons.
The event will feature a student 3-point shooting competition and a student dunk contest on an 8-foot hoop. Both MSU teams will have 3-point competitions and the men's team will have a dunk contest, presumably on a regulation 10-foot hoop.
Each team will also have a 10-minute intrasquad scrimmage.
Admission is free and Spicy Pie will provide free pizza to MSU students with a valid student ID.
- Daily News Staff
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Minot State men's golf tied for 4th
BRAINERD, Minn. - The Minot State University men's golf team shot a 330 Tuesday at the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Fall Championships at the Classics at Madden's golf course.
The Beavers sit in fourth place after the opening two rounds of the tournament, which will conclude with two more rounds at the end of the spring season.
MSU sophomore Kowan O'Keefe followed up his day-one score of 78 with a 77 Tuesday. O'Keefe is tied for second in the individual standings, two strokes behind the University of Sioux Falls's Jordan Mueller.
St. Cloud State (Minn.) leads the team tournament with a two-day total of 624, eight strokes ahead of USF. Augustana (640) is in third and MSU and Minnesota State-Mankato are tied for fourth with 651 strokes.
The Beavers conclude their fall season with two rounds of play, beginning Monday, at the Missouri Western State University Invitational.
- Daily News Staff