The Minot Honeybees were having a rough night on Monday, June 22, in their last of a six game series versus the Wausau Ignite, but lightning and heavy rain forced the league to cancel the game, moving it to Saturday, July 18, in Wausau, WI. The night started with the Ignite taking the lead ...
The Minot Vistas had to sweat it out, but came away with a 7-6 victory over Devils Lake in the first game of a doubleheader, overcoming a seventh-inning rally by the Storm that saw the home team score three runs in their final at-bat. The good news for the Vistas was that Devils Lake needed four runs to force extra innings, and they kept the potential game-tying run on first base. Drew Jordan got pinch-hitter Ben Brodina to ground back to the pitcher’s mound to end the threat. Devils Lake earned a series split, winning the nightcap 7-4. The Vistas (12-7) entered the bottom of the ...
St. Cloud has had the Minot Hot Tots’ number so far this season, accounting for more than one-third of Minot’s losses this season. The Hots Tots lost both games of a two-game weekend series with the Rox, dropping Game 1, 14-1, on Saturday, June 20, before falling 8-3 in the finale on Sunday, June 21. As a result, the Hot Tots have now lost six of eight matchups so far this season. Minot recorded eight hits over 18 innings. The Rox (18-10) dominated the first game of the weekend on Saturday with a barrage of singles. St. Cloud strung together 13 hits, all but one being ...
Minot Honeybees coach Kendall Winn trusted Sarah Misner to deliver in a big moment, inserting the Minot State incoming junior into the lineup to pinch hit with the bases loaded trailing by three runs in the bottom of the fourth. Winn’s strategy paid off, as Misner came through with a triple ...
Gabriela Sosa launched a walkoff three-run home run in the bottom of the seventh to cap off a four-run inning for Wausau, handing the Minot Honeybees a heartbreaking 8-6 defeat on Thursday, June 18. Sosa sent a 3-1 pitch from Minot’s Parker Rowden over the fence in center for her first home ...
The rarest of accomplishments in golf is the albatross, also known as the double eagle, with the odds sitting at 1 in 6 million. Recent Minot North graduate Kyler Weishaar will forever be able to lay claim to the fact that he has accomplished the feat. Weishaar carded a hole-in-one on the Par-4 first hole at Beowolf Golf Club during the Minot State University Men’s Basketball Aloha Scramble on Thursday, June 18. To make the moment even richer – literally – Weishaar’s hole-in-one awarded him an insured hole prize of $75,000. The Aloha Scramble featured 26 teams of four. ...
