The Official Newspaper for Foster County
The Official Newspaper for Foster County
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Those darned fourth downs. A case could have been made that if they had made three more key stops during their otherwise very-successful campaign in 2023, the Carrington Cardinals may have been sitting with nine wins in 10 games instead of six. But armchair speculation is ultimately just that, and Carrington played the cards they were dealt in hosting their first home playoff game since 2018 when the 6-2 Oakes Tornadoes invaded Cardinal Stadium. The Tornadoes proved their mettle, tested by...
The Kindred Vikings had too much of a lot of things in a 49-6 rolling of the Harvey-Wells County Hornets in the first round of the Class A playoffs in Kindred on Saturday, October 21. Size, speed, numbers and just a little more size helped the Vikings keep their season record unblemished at 9-0, while HWC finished their season at 5-5 overall. The Viking offensive line averaged 248 pounds across the front, and the defense line wasn't much different. The O-line and D-line were anchored by...
A pair of volleyball programs hoping to gain positive momentum into the start of their district tournaments met in Carrington's East Gym Monday night, October 23. Medina/Pingree-Buchanan, already locked in as the top seed in District 6, met the fourth-seeded Cardinals from District 5 in what has annually become an underrated rivalry of two teams with high yearly expectations. This time around, it was CHS, behind a stout effort on the blocking game and their scrappy earn-your-points back row,...
M-P-B sophomore Brynn Sorenson was recognized for her 1,000th career dig after the match against Carrington concluded. Teammates and coaches helping celebrate the occasion are, front row (L-R): Samantha Reister, Savannah Reister, Violet Bohl, Cierra Mack, Sorenson, Alaina Bosche and Kara Bosche. Back row: Head Coach Jacie Connell, Shayla Martin, Maddie Gefroh, Destiny Opp, Jorgen Tripp, Allison Thomas, and Assistant Coaches Joey Heupel and Elizabeth Schmidt. Brynn is the daughter of Jeremy and...
For the second consecutive game, the Harvey-Wells County volleyball team faced a top-10 ranked team. This time around, HWC faced North Star, who was ranked #8 in the most recent state poll. The Bearcats would get a straight set victory over HWC. The Hornets traveled to Cando on Tuesday, October 17 to take on the Bearcats. The Bearcats came into the contest at 5-1 in the Super Region 4 standings. The Bearcats jumped out to a 6-2 lead, but HWC responded and kept the game close, pulling to within...
ALLEY DUSTERS - Week 1 Rosenau Central City R . 8 0 Hi-Way Drive In 6 2 DJ’s Home Center 4 4 Dakota Central 4 4 Leevers Foods 2 6 Team 6 Bye 0 8 High Team Game: Hi-Way Drive In, 596; Rosenau Central City Repair, 577; Dakota Central, 543 High Team Series: Hi-Way Drive In, 1659; Rosenau Central City Repair, 1594; DJ’s Home Center, 1557 High Individual Game: Ruth Braaten, 190; Barb Peterson, 189; Kristin Cabler, 169 High Individual Series: Kristen Cabler, 468; Gail Roberts, 467; Ruth Braaten, 456 ALLEY DUSTERS - Week 2 Rosenau Central City R . 1...
Ten years (plus two days) to the day since it last happened, the Carrington cross country team has an East Region champion runner. Junior Kenadie Pazdernik crossed the finish line in 19 minutes, 55.5 seconds to capture victory in the girls' race at the penultimate postseason meet in Cooperstown Saturday morning, October 21. Her win was the first for a CHS runner at regionals since Ashley Neumiller won the race as a freshman in 2013. As a team, CHS finished in sixth place for the girls'...
A few points here and there separated the Griggs/Midkota Titans from what would have been their signature victory of the season on the volleyball court. In New Rockford Monday night, October 23, the Titans shocked defending Region 4 champion NR-S in the second and third sets, taking 25-23 wins in both following a 25-16 opening set loss, before the Rockets got their bearings and took the final two sets, 25-19 and 15-12, to escape with a win in the regular season finale for G-M. Kelsey Johnson...
Outdoor notes: *Please park out of the way of other vehicles and farm equipment on prairie roads and trails. *Nov. 6: Fall crow season closes. *Nov. 10: Deer gun season opens. Fishing: *Devils Lake elevation, Oct. 24: 1,499.33 feet above mean sea level (MSL). *Stump Lake elevation: 1,499.28 MSL. *Lake Sakakawea elevation: 1,840.06 MSL; 17,100 cubic feet per second average (CFS) Garrison Dam daily releases. *N.D. Game & Fish Dept. Dist. game wardens: No reports from Devils Lake or east-central area lakes. Weather permitting, anglers finding...
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