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 Wahpeton finds scoring touch Thursday against Fargo SouthAfter a dreadful performance in its last game against Grand Forks Central, the Wahpeton boys basketball team got back on track Thursday with a 78-65 home win against Fargo South.More of this story |
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The No. 12 North Dakota State College of Science men’s basketball team didn’t lead from buzzer to buzzer, but showed Dakota College at Bottineau just how good they can be with a 86-70 comeback victory on the road Thursday night.
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Blades get payback on Morris’ home ice
On January 17th, Morris-Benson Area, Minn., came in and knocked off the BW Blades’ hockey team by a score of 8-3 at the Sterns Arena in Wahpeton. The Blades returned the favor to their section opponents with a 7-2 victory Thursday night in Morris.
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Lady Cats continue momentum with win
The North Dakota State College of Science women’s basketball team won its second Mon-Dak Conference game in a row Thursday night, outlasting Dakota College at Bottineau on the road, 72-66.
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Cowboys can’t pull off road upset
The Breckenridge Cowboys’ basketball team came close, but couldn’t nip the defending state champion and No. 5-ranked Perham, Minn., Yellowjackets Thursday night in Perham. The final score was 54-50 in a Heart O’ Lakes Conference loss, but was a big step after losing to the Yellowjackets by 27 points on Dec. 20.
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Local standouts sign letters of intent
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Accompanied by their parents and coach, three Wahpeton football standouts made their future plans clear, signing letters of intent to play for local colleges and universities Wednesday morning.
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amestown College head football coach Shawn Frank announces Cole Praus of Breckenridge has signed a Letter of Intent to enroll at Jamestown College next year and play football for the Jimmies.
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Wildcats climb national polls to No. 12
Head coach Scott Schumacher and the North Dakota State College Science men’s basketball team have jumped three spots in the latest National Junior College Athletics Association (NJCAA) polls to No. 12.
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Never surprised by outdoor wildlife
As a biologist I deal with aspects of fish and wildlife behavior on a routine basis. Hardly a week goes by that I don’t get at least one phone call or email from someone who witnessed an odd, strange, or erratic animal behavior, or saw something in an unusual location.
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Breckenridge girls edged by three points
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The Breckenridge Cowgirls basketball team hustled up and down the floor, but it was Barnesville, Minn., who walked off winners. The Cowgirls fell 58-55 on the road Tuesday night.
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Wahpeton wrestlers battle in Fergus Falls
The Wahpeton Huskies wrestling team found itself in Fergus Falls, Minn., on Saturday, with duals against three other schools. Wahpeton defeated Bemedji, Minn., 37-36, but dropped to Moorhead, Minn., 39-36, and Kimball Area, Minn., 69-9. Wahpeton finished in sixth place overall.
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The Cowboys stood tall at the podium Saturday in Frazee, Minn., as four Breckenridge wrestlers captured conference championships, leading the way to a third-place finish for the team.
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Blades win again over Mandan Saturday, 3-2
The BW Blades hockey team kept the act up Saturday afternoon, winning the second game of a back-to-back with a physical 3-2 victory over Mandan.
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Character win for Lady Wildcats
The North Dakota State College of Science women’s basketball played great defense and moved the ball well in a 82-74 win over Bismarck State College.
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No. 15 NDSCS holds home court Monday
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The No. 15-ranked North Dakota State College of Science men’s basketball team earned their 21st win of the season in a solid 77-60 win over the Bismarck State Mystics at home Monday night. It was an overall team win with every player doing their part in the victory.
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The BW Blades hockey team recorded its 10th win of the year on Friday night, coming back from an early deficit to take a 4-3 victory over Hazen-Beulah at home.
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Poor shooting from Wahpeton boys results in loss to Knights
An anemic offensive effort spelled doom for the Wahpeton boys basketball team Friday night as they dropped a must-win game on the road to Grand Forks Central, 59-47.
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Cowgirls end losing skid Friday night
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The Breckenridge Cowgirls’ basketball team snapped their six-game losing streak with a 35-33 win at home against the Wheaton-Herman-Norcross, Minn., Lady Warriors. The Cowgirls’ Friday night win was their fifth game in the last nine days.
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Cowboys edged on road by Barnesville
The Breckenridge Cowboys basketball found itself in another close game Friday night in Barnesville, Minn. But for the first time in their many nail-biters, the Cowboys came out on the losing end with a 57-56 loss to the Barnesville Trojans.
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Lady Huskies’ losing slide continues, 68-51
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The Lady Huskies just can’t catch a break lately.
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Wahpeton man named ND Sportsman of the Year
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Rich Truesdell of Wahpeton was awarded the North Dakota Wildlife Federation’s Sportsmen of the Year during the NDWF 77th Annual Convention, held on Jan. 13 – 15 in Bismarck.Truesdell has been very active in the local Red River Area Sportsmen’s Club since the day he became a member. Truesdell’s history with the RRASC reads like a well written history book, and his contributions to the area have been innumerable. Truesdell was nominated for the award by two members of the RRASC Board of Directors, Cindie Van Tassell and Wayne Beyer.
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