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Boys Hockey: Minot United upended by Jamestown on road

The Minot United boys hockey team found out the hard way that past success against a particular team does not automatically result in a similar outcome in the future. Minot United won its first contest with Jamestown rather comfortably, but stumbled to a 3-2 loss on the road against the Blue Jays on Tuesday, Jan. 27. The loss further tightens the race for the No. 1 seed in the WDA between Minot United and Bismarck Legacy, which is currently separated by just two points with both teams having three region games left on their schedules. Nick Christopher got Minot United (15-4-0-0 ...

Lions overcome slow start to defeat TGU

When things don’t go according to plan, instead of getting frustrated, sometimes all you can do is laugh it off. After scoring a season-low 11 points in the first half, that’s what the Bishop Ryan boys basketball team did in the locker room. Laughter proved to be the best medicine ...

Penalties pile up on ice in Devils Lake

Minot United’s penalty-ridden venture against the Devils Lake Firebirds on the road Monday night, Jan. 26, ended with a 3-1 victory in non-conference play. Minot United’s girls hockey team traveled to Devils Lake on Monday night with a 4-10-1-0 record on the season and a three-game losing streak. As the season stretches through its second half, Minot United has had trouble finding its footing on the ice, but Monday night’s game was an explosive one for the team. All of the action of the first 16 minutes of play time were penalties. Minot United kicked off the on-ice roughness ...

Panthers claim top seed in District 6

It has been quite the year so far for girls athletics at Glenburn High School, ascending to heights rarely seen in the school’s history. It began in the fall with the volleyball program, winning both its first district regular season title and its first district tournament championship. ...

Men’s Hockey: Beavers complete road sweep of Maryville

Whether puck drop is in the afternoon, evening, midnight or early in the morning, the Minot State men’s hockey team will be ready to play. And win. Due to an impending winter storm in the St. Louis area, The top-ranked Beavers’ series finale on Saturday, Jan. 24, against No. 6 Maryville University was moved up more than 10 hours to 8:45 a.m. As a result, Minot State was back on the ice less than 12 hours following the conclusion of Friday’s 2-0 victory over the Saints. It took a minute, but the Beavers found their legs in the second half, scoring three unanswered goals in a ...

Boys Swimming & Diving: Minot North wins dual with West Fargo Horace

The Minot North boys swimming and diving team won 10 of 12 events, including the final nine to easily win its dual with West Fargo Horace, 116-64, on Friday, Jan. 23. Barrett Hannegrefs won both of his individual events and was part of the Sentinels’ two victories in the relays. Hannegrefs was the lone swimmer to win both of his individual events for either team. The Hawks opened the dual strong, winning two of the first three events. Horace claimed the 200-yard medley relay, with its ‘A’ squad of Parker Bearinger, Axel Anderson, JJ Kalash and Adam Bamba completing the race ...