The Minot High Magicians faced one of their toughest tests of the season so far when they took on the fifth ranked team in the state of North Dakota, the Dickinson Mavericks, at home on Tuesday night, Jan. 13. The first half of the game was dominated by the Mavericks. Dickinson was the first ...
The Our Redeemer’s girls basketball team typically relies on freshman guard Ruby Olson to be a defensive specialist, locking down the opposing teams’ guards, forcing turnovers and grabbing rebounds and loose balls. While her defensive prowess was again on display in the Knights’ ...
The South Prairie-Max Royals are back on an even record at 5-5 after their home game victory at Max High School over the Nedrose Cardinals on Monday night, Jan. 12. Senior center Jaret Eklie kicked the game off early in the first quarter with a rebounded layup, punching the first two points ...
The season doesn’t end today, but if it did, the Minot United girls hockey team would be participating in the state tournament, a position they haven’t been in for awhile. Minot United matched its season high for goals in a 4-1 victory over Mandan on Saturday, Jan. 10, at Starion Sports Complex. The victory vaulted Minot United over the Braves in the standings, taking over the eighth spot. Minot United has 11 points, while Mandan (4-7-0-1 overall, 3-7-0-1 state) currently sits in ninth place with 10 points at the halfway point of the season. The offensive output was the most ...
Karson Kraft won four of his five matches and took second place at 139 pounds at the Bismarck Rotary over the weekend at the Bismarck Event Center. The Minot United boys wrestling team had six wrestlers place in the top eight, including two at 215 pounds with Evan Berg and Tucker Nelson. Jack Combs (107), Tayven Blackaby (133) and Kale Risbrudt (285) also placed. Kraft – seeded 4th in the 139 bracket – won all four of his matches via pin. He took down Bismarck Legacy’s Tucker Schiermeister in 2:29, Rapid City Stevens’ Tanner Wempen in 2:41, Bismarck Century’s Carter Wylde ...
The Minot State women’s ice hockey team opened the 2026 portion of their season on the right foot with a two-game sweep of the University of Jamestown. Kaitlyn Snyder scored the game-winning goal with 6:47 remaining in regulation to give the Beavers a 2-1 victory on Friday, Jan. 9. The following afternoon, Minot State received first-time scoring contributions from Journey Miller and Payton Lang for a 3-2 win on Saturday, Jan. 10, at All Seasons Arena. The Beavers have won all four meetings with the Jimmies so far this season. Scoring was at a premium on Friday, with neither team ...
