The Minot Hot Tots hosted in-state rival Bismarck larks on Monday, June 15, for the first Dakota Dust Up of the new season. Minot took home the victory in the first of the teams' two game series with a 5-4 walk off in the bottom of the ninth inning. The Larks got the ball rolling early in ...
The Minot Honeybees scored nine runs total during a three-game sweep at the hands of the Madison Night Mares over the weekend. The Honeybees scored 16 runs alone in their series-opener against the La Crosse Steam. Minot hit three home runs and put up nine runs in the fourth inning in a 16-5 victory over La Crosse in five innings on Monday, June 15, at Copeland Park. The Honeybees recorded 15 hits to snap a three-game losing streak. Olivia Hernandez, Sara Simon and Clare Rettler all went deep in Minot’s best offensive showing so far this season. The Honeybees’ previous high was 14 ...
Playing upwards of 50 games over the course of the summer, the Minot Vistas know they aren’t going to come out victorious in every contest they play, emphasizing the ability to have a short memory when those losses do occur. The Vistas put their series-opening loss to Bismarck in the ...
The Madison Night Mares had the Minot Honeybees’ number last season, and the trend continued through the first series of the 2026 campaign. A day after nearly no-hitting the Honeybees, the Night Mares took both games of a doubleheader to complete a three-game series sweep on Saturday, June ...
As an athlete, perhaps nobody saw the sunrise and sunset from the tennis court as many times as David Anderson. As a coach, Anderson joked that nobody has been fired by as many 12 year olds as the Minot native. In his many decades he’s dedicated to the sport he’s been a part of since ...
The Minot Metros’ first tournament of the season started strong and ended strong, with two close losses sprinkled in the middle. The result was a seventh-place finish following a 10-1 victory over Renville County in six innings on Sunday, June 14, at the Cross-River Classic in Bismarck. The Metros avenged an earlier loss against the Muskrats, which also happened to be their first. “Obviously, not the weekend we wanted it to be,” Minot Metros coach Craig Schmich said. “We wanted to be competing for a championship, but at the end of the day we’re learning our team and ...
