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Girls Tennis: Sentinels secure first WDA win of season at Williston

The Minot North girls tennis team won two of its three doubles matches to edge past Williston, 5-4, on Tuesday, April 21, at Davidson Courts for its first conference victory of the season. The Sentinels (2-3 overall, 1-2 WDA) picked up wins at No. 2 and No. 3 doubles after the teams split their six singles matches. Julia Stoner and Braxtyn Bennett delivered a 6-2, 6-3 victory over Dani Tinklenberg and Frances Manisbang. Alyviah Kopp and Abby Maerk claimed victory at No. 3 doubles, 6-2, 7-6 (4) against Aslyn Engh and Massa Kpan. Minot North secured wins at No. 3, No. 4, and No. 5 ...

Pitching duel ends in 12th inning Sentinel win

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 ...

Lakers roll Renville County, Feller throws no-hitter

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 ...

Girls Soccer: Sentinels, Demons play to 1-1 draw

The Minot North girls soccer team ran its unbeaten streak to five games and secured another point in the WDA standings with a 1-1 draw against Bismarck High on Tuesday, April 21, at Sanford Sports Complex. Morgan Orth netted the equalizer in the 46th minute off a service into the box from Brengiei Lonning. Lonning’s ball was mishandled by a Bismarck High defender, allowing a scoring chance for Orth. The eighth grade forward took a shot near post that deflected off the gloves of Bismarck High goalkeeper Gabby Bruer and into the net to square the match. The Sentinels (6-1-1 overall, ...

Balas' double digit strike outs secure shut out

The Velva-Drake/Anamoose Aggies continued their on-field domination with their seventh win and fifth shut out in a row this season with their Monday evening victory over the Bottineau Stars, Apr. 20. The Aggies' were able to keep the Stars largely off the bases thanks in no small part to their sophomore pitcher, Emma Balas. Balas had an electric night in the pitchers' circle, walking only two of the Stars' batters, allowing only two hits and securing 13 strike outs for the Aggies during her seven innings pitching. She faced a total of 27 batters through out the night, throwing 101 ...