Coming off a torn ACL she suffered nearly a year ago, Minot High’s Jayva McKibben had to ease her way back into the flow of the game both from a physical and mental aspect. The senior forward entered the season on a bit of a minutes restriction from the coaching staff as a precaution while ...
The Des-Lacs Burlington/Lewis & Clark Lakers varsity softball team were back at home on Tuesday, Apr. 21, to take on Renville County. The Lakers handily defeated Renville County 11-1, with the Lakers' sophomore pitcher, Emma Feller, throwing a no-hitter on the night. The Lakers took their ...
The Minot North Sentinels and the Legacy High School Sabers faced off in a tough defensive duel during the first game of their double header at Corbett Field on Tuesday, Apr. 21, that ended with a Sentinel victory in the twelfth inning of play. Minot North junior Kayden Danielson kicked off ...
The American Collegiate Hockey Association announced today that Minot State University Head Coach Wyatt Waselenchuk has been named the 2026 Men’s Division I Coach of the Year, as selected by ACHA Men’s Division I head coaches. With his second Men’s Division I Coach of the Year award, ...
On the tennis court, Ava Thuner has the footwork, balance, grace and composure one would compare to that of a figure skater. Fittingly, the Minot High junior is a figure skater, and a highly decorated one for that matter. When she’s not on the court in the spring serving as the No. 2 ...
Nathan Peterson didn’t win medalist honors as the individual champion, but he won the Minot High boys golf team the three-team tiebreaker over both Mandan and Williston on Tuesday, April 21, in the Bismarck Invitational at Riverwood Golf Course. Minot High, Mandan and Williston all finished with teams scores of 315, forcing a tiebreaker to determine the winner. It came down to the lowest score among each team’s fifth-place scorer. That belonged to Peterson, who shot an 82. Mandan’s fifth-best score was an 84 from Brogan Lobeck and Williston’s was an 85 from both Noah Anderson ...
