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Boys Golf: Our Redeemer’s captures Velva Invite title

Jake Altringer shot a tournament-best 1-under 71 to take home medalist honors as well as help the Our Redeemer’s boys golf team win the Velva Invite at Star City Golf Course on Tuesday, April 28. The Knights shot a collective 309 to finish 14 strokes clear of tournament-host Velva. Bottineau (329), Northern Lights (331) and Dunseith (334) rounded out the top five. Bishop Ryan placed six with a 339. Twelve teams competed in the event. Altringer made the turn by eagling the par-five ninth hole to move to 3-under. He bogeyed four of his next five holes to start the back nine, but ...

Beavers look to extend win streak, fight for winning record

Fresh off their 4-0 sweep of Bemidji State in Minnesota over the past weekend that put the team on a 22-22 season record, the Beavers are heading back on the road to take on the University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles in a double header on Wednesday, Apr. 29. The Beavers were ...

Girls Soccer: Majettes rally behind Gibbons’ second-half goals

Aleah Gibbons scored a pair of goals in the second half to rally the Minot High girls soccer team to a 2-1 victory over Jamestown on Tuesday, April 28, at Jamestown Rotary Field. The Majettes (7-1-1 overall, 7-1-1 WDA) found themselves trailing early in the match, conceding a goal off a corner kick in the second minute. Layla Becker took the corner and served it into the box. Amelia Newman found space in front of the net and knocked in a header just under the crossbar past Minot High goalkeeper Kynsli Gillmore to give the Blue Jays a 1-0 lead. Jamestown took that lead into the locker ...

Sentinels drop tight match with Mandan

It was a bit of good news and bad news for the Minot North girls tennis team in its match against Mandan. The good news was the Sentinels were back at full strength for the first time in nearly two weeks. The unfortunate news was that it didn’t translate to a third consecutive win, as Minot ...

Lions score late to beat Jays 5-3

The Bishop Ryan-Our Redeemer's Lions softball team defeated the Ray High School Jays 5-3 at home on Monday, Apr. 27. The Lions' sophomore shortstop Hayden Deeter kicked off Tuesday's contest with a single into right field, allowing the Lions to score their first run of the game in the bottom of the third inning. Senior Anna Hall kept the ball rolling for the Lions, hitting an RBI single into right field to earn the team their second run. The Jays scored twice in the top of the fifth inning to tie the ball game at 2-2 and then took the lead with a single run in the top of the ...