The Velva/Drake-Anamoose Aggies took home the Region 6 Championship title with their decisive victory over the Bishop Ryan/Nedrose Lions on Thursday, May 21. The Lions first fell to the Aggies earlier in the Region Tournament semifinals to the Aggies 2-1. The Lions had their chance at ...
TJ Stewart knew he had big shoes to fill when he became the new head coach for the Des Lacs-Burlington/Lewis & Clark softball team at the beginning of the season, taking over for Peggy Person, who built the Lakers into a regular participant at the state tournament. Person spent seven years ...
The Minot High girls tennis team couldn’t be beaten during the regular season and it mirrored that success in the postseason, sweeping all three matches to capture its fifth consecutive WDA Dual Tournament and 16th overall on Thursday, May 21, at both Cameron Indoor Courts and Hammond Park. ...
The Minot High girls soccer team peppered Bismarck High goaltender Gabby Bruer to the tune of 22 shots on goal. Bruer stopped all but one, and thankfully for the Majettes, one was all they needed. Jayva McKibben scored the lone goal of the match in the 52nd minute to propel Minot High to a 1-0 victory over Bismarck High on Tuesday, May 19, at Sanford Sports Complex. The Majettes have won four straight matches. After a scoreless first half, Minot High (11-2-1 overall, 11-2-1 WDA) broke through in the second half. The scoring play began near midfield, with a through ball finding its ...
With a roster devoid of any seniors after graduating nine from last year’s team, this year had all the makings of a rebuild for the Bottineau softball team. That’s why the games are played on the diamond and not on paper, as the Stars are one win away from a return trip to the state ...
If the Des Lacs-Burlington/Lewis & Clark softball team is feeling the pressure of being both the top seed in the Region 3 Tournament as well as the No. 1 team in the Class B coaches’ poll, they certainly aren’t showing it. For the second consecutive game, the Lakers overwhelmed their ...
