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Top-ranked Beavers play at Jamestown, wrap up season hosting Calvin

The No. 1-ranked Minot State men’s hockey team is set to wrap up the regular season this week, playing 3 games in 4 days, starting Wednesday night at Jamestown. The in-state rivals meet for the sixth time this season at 7 p.m., before the Beavers (22-1-1-1 overall) wrap up the season hosting the 9th-ranked Calvin Knights (Mich.) on Friday and Saturday at the Maysa Arena at 7:30 p.m. both nights. A big week of action for Minot State, starting with the rivalry match-up against the 6th-ranked Jimmies. It’s been a closely contested series all season between the in-state rivals as the ...

Royals fall at home 52-62

The South Prairie-Max Royals fell in their home game against the Turtle Mountain Community Braves on Monday night, Feb. 9, 52-62. The Royals came into Monday night's game off of a slim victory against the Nedrose Cardinals to stop their four-game skid. The Royals were looking to continue ...

Glenburn’s Jones breaks 2,000 points

Glenburn High School senior Emma Jones broke 2,000 career points during the Panthers' home game against the Tioga Pirates on Saturday, Feb. 7. Jones has been with Head Coach Jordan Pederson and the Glenburn Panthers since her seventh grade year in 2019. This season, Glenburn remains ...

NAHL: Ori’s last-minute GW goal highlights Tauros weekend split with Wings

Lucca Ori broke a 1-1 tie with 43 seconds remaining in regulation to give the Minot Minnotauros a 2-1 victory over the Aberdeen Wings on Friday, Feb. 6, in their series opener at Odde Ice Center. The Wings bounced back the following night, using a three-goal second period to earn a 6-3 victory on Saturday, Feb. 7. With time ticking down in the third period, Ori took a pass from Ivan Sidorov and ripped a shot from the slot past Aberdeen goaltender Willum Braun in the final minute to give the Tauros the lead for good. The Wings pulled Braun for the remainder of the game, but couldn’t ...

Women’s Wrestling: Beavers win rubber match with Jimmies

The Minot State women’s wrestling team dominated its third and final meeting of the season with the University of Jamestown, winning eight of nine matches in its 37-6 dual victory on Sunday, Feb. 8, at the MSU Dome. The Beavers (7-7) recorded two pins, a technical fall and a decision to win the rubber match against their in-state rival. They also won four matches via forfeit. Skye Shelmerdine needed just 32 seconds to earn the pin for the Beavers in her match against Kiera Hagman at 124 pounds. Aniya Herbin pinned Celia Jaeger in 4:25 at 207. Lovey Beebe earned a 14-2 technical ...