Christmas is still a couple days away, but the Drake-Anamoose girls basketball team got to open up an early holiday present that was on all of the Raiders’ list – their first District 6 victory of the season. The Raiders got off to a fast start, used their aggressiveness on offense to ...
The Minot United boys hockey team matched a season-high in goals as Cole Richeson and Nick Christopher each lit the lamp twice in a 6-5 victory over Bismarck Century on Friday, Dec. 19, to remain unbeaten in WDA play. Friday’s game marked the third time this season that Minot United had scored six goals. They also hit that goal total in wins against Notre Dame Academy and Jamestown. Minot United is averaging 3.56 goals per game through nine games. The two teams combined for five goals in the opening period, with Oliver Thompson getting the scoring going for Minot United at 1:14. ...
Having one Hanson brother on the roster is a luxury for the Central McLean boys basketball team. Having two Hanson brothers seems like a cheat code at times. Aiden and Ethan Hanson combined for 39 points and scored 23 of Central McLean’s 28 points in the second half as the Cougars ...
Prep Gymnastics: Minot United claims Mandan Christmas Meet title Adylin Belnap returned to the mat in a big way for the Minot United gymnastics team after missing the team’s previous meet last week in Bismarck due to an illness. The eighth grader had plenty to feel good about during the ...
The Minot Minotauros and North Iowa Bulls played a game of leap frog in the standings after the two teams split their two-game series over the weekend in Mason City, Iowa. Minot and North Iowa entered their weekend series tied for fifth place in the Central Division standings with 23 points, although the Bulls had the tiebreaker due to more overall victories on the season. The Tauros took sole possession of fifth place following Friday’s 3-2 win in overtime on Evan Foiles’ game-winner at 2:55 of the extra stanza. The following day, North Iowa scored three unanswered goals, ...
The Minot High and Minot North boys swimming and diving teams jumped into the pool for the first time this season in a competitive event, traveling to Bismarck for the Capital City Invite at the Bismarck State Aquatic Center on Saturday, Dec. 20. The Magicians finished with a team score of 305.5 to place third and Tayson Solper took home the top dive of the event, garnering a score of 353.35 points. The Sentinels placed seventh with a score of 175 points. Bismarck Century won the event with a score of 384, taking the top spot in both the 100-meter butterfly and the 100 backstroke ...
