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Routledge honored before game at South Prairie

The South Prairie-Max Royals girls’ basketball team was at home Friday night, Dec. 19, to take on the Bishop Ryan Lions, and for junior Royal Rylee Routledge, the night began with a celebration for a big accomplishment. On Tuesday, Dec. 2, Routledge and the other Royals were in Kenmare ...

Cougars knock off top-ranked Knights in tournament semis

It might have just been an early in-season tournament, but it had all the emotions and excitement of a state tournament matchup. In a battle of two of the top three ranked teams in Class B, No. 3 Central McLean found its scoring touch in the second half, hitting eight 3-pointers over the ...

Beavers back on even record after loss

The Minot State Beavers men’s basketball team was back on the road in Minnesota on Thursday night, Dec. 18 as they took on the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs. The Beavers dropped the game in a tough loss 67-58, never taking the lead for themselves through the entirety of either half. The teams only tied four times throughout the entire game, and the first three were before either team reached double-digit points. Redshirt freshman Carson Yale was the first Beavers to put points on the board. The Bulldogs led the Beavers 4-0 when Yale was fouled by redshirt junior Nick Katona ...

Men’s Wrestling: Beavers pick up first NSIC dual victory of season

The Minot State men’s wrestling team won points in six matches, including three via pins, leading to a 32-18 victory over the University of Jamestown on Thursday, Dec. 18, for the Beavers’ first conference dual victory of the season. Cole Faircloth (125 pounds), John Armstrong (165) and Shafer Ehmke (197) all claimed victories in their matches by submission. Ehmke made quick work of Jesse Addington with a pin in just over a minute. Faircloth submitted Isaac Ronquillo in 2:12, while Armstrong had the longest bout of the three before pinning Rocker Aguilar a tick under six minutes. ...

Women’s Basketball: Slow start dooms Beavers against Duluth

The Minot State women’s basketball team surrendered 17 of the game’s first 21 points and couldn’t recover, falling to Minnesota Duluth, 83-69, on Thursday, Dec. 18. The Beavers fell behind 28-9 at the end of the first quarter before outscoring the Bulldogs over the final three frames. Five Minot State players scored in double figures. Maya Aguilar and Taryn Hamling each led the Beavers with 15 points. Jaime Skeggs had 12 off the bench, and Lara Dobbins and Jessica Mogen each added 10. Minot State (6-7 overall, 3-3 NSIC) was 4-for-13 in the opening quarter, while the Bulldogs ...

Beavers back on the road in Duluth

The Minot State Beavers men’s hockey team is back on the road following two contentious games at home as they take on the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs on Thursday, Dec. 18. The Beavers are heading to Duluth after a pair of home games against the Minnesota State University ...