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Balas' double digit strike outs secure shut out

The Velva-Drake/Anamoose Aggies continued their on-field domination with their seventh win and fifth shut out in a row this season with their Monday evening victory over the Bottineau Stars, Apr. 20. The Aggies' were able to keep the Stars largely off the bases thanks in no small part to their sophomore pitcher, Emma Balas. Balas had an electric night in the pitchers' circle, walking only two of the Stars' batters, allowing only two hits and securing 13 strike outs for the Aggies during her seven innings pitching. She faced a total of 27 batters through out the night, throwing 101 ...

Pitching gems lead Beavers to doubleheader sweep of Huskies

On most days, two runs wouldn’t be enough offensive support for a pitching staff to come away victorious. Not only was it enough in one win, but it was plenty for a doubleheader sweep as Minot State starting pitchers Ayden Sauerbrei and Wyatt Toth pitched a pair of gems on the mound to carry the Beavers to a pair of 2-0 victories over St. Cloud State on Sunday, April 19, at Joe Faber Field. Sauerbrei opened the doubleheader with a complete-game four-hitter, tossing seven innings of scoreless baseball. He struck out six and walked two, allowing just seven batters to reach base. He ...

Rostad paces Beavers at NSIC Championships

Minot State freshman Kasen Rostad shot a final round 76 to finish tied for 17th with a 10-over par final score to lead the men’s golf team during the three-day NSIC Championships at Paradise Pointe Golf Complex in Smithville, Mo., to close out the season on Sunday, April 19. Rostad opened ...

MSU softball splits with Northern State

After allowing a lead to slip away late in the opener, the Minot State softball team wasn’t about to make the same mistake twice in the finale. The Beavers scored six runs over the first two innings in Game 2 and the MSU pitching staff held Northern State to five hits in a 7-2 victory on ...

Prep Baseball: Minot High’s bats go quiet in losses to Legacy

The Minot High baseball team collected 10 hits over the course of its doubleheader against Bismarck Legacy, but could only turn that into a single run in a pair of losses on Thursday, April 16. The Sabers won the opener, 3-1, before capturing the nightcap, 9-0, to secure the conference sweep. The Magicians (4-4 overall, 3-3 WDA) produced seven hits in Game 1 – all singles. Drew Jordan led the way with a 2-for-3 night. Oliver Deschamp drove in the lone run on a single to right field in the sixth to score Remington Anderson. Before Deschamp got the Magicians on the board, the Sabers ...