As the head coach of the Team USA sled hockey team, David Hoff and the rest of his staff didn’t receive individual goal medals following their 6-2 victory over Team Canada in the gold medal game at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Paralympics. Only the athletes get to bask in that moment of having ...
Rodeo Minot kicked off their 2026 season with the Badlands Professional Bull Riders on Friday night, Apr. 3, as part of a two-weekend event. Friday night's events saw bull riders from near and far, including Minot's own Brody Nelson, 2024 Badlands Pro Bulls Champion, take to the area floor ...
The Minot State Beavers baseball team kicked off their three-game series against the Wayne State Wildcats with a split double header on Friday, Apr. 3, ending with a walk off RBI bunt in extra innings to win them the second game 6-5. The first game of the night began with the Beavers taking ...
The McKenzie County Public School District No. 1 put out a press release on Thursday, Apr. 2, announcing that Watford City High School will add both boys and girls hockey athletics programs for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year. Both teams will compete in the Western Dakota Association conference of the North Dakota High School Activities Association. “We are excited to add boys and girls hockey to our athletic programs,” said Watford City High School Activities Director Bradley Foss in the release. “Hockey has been part of our community for a long time, and adding this sport ...
Different bubble. Different result. After opening the season with a pair of victories in the friendly confines of the Minot State Bubble earlier in the week, the Minot High softball team were unable to mirror that success inside the University of Jamestown Bubble. The Majettes’ WDA ...
Facing off for the first time since 2012, the Minot State Beavers and the University of Jamestown Jimmies met on the baseball diamond for a double header in Miles City, MT on Wednesday evening, Apr. 1. The Beavers won the first game of the double header 9-5 and dropped the second game ...
