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  • Thunder advance with 4-set semifinal victory over CHS

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 18, 2024

    All you needed to know about the stakes for what passes as the most intense cross-district rivalry in Region 3 was the timeout strategy shared by the two respective coaches. Carrington and M/P-B did their level best to make sure that neither opposing side gained too much momentum for crucial point runs, and that showed itself in the final score. The Thunder continued their quest towards potential glory with a 3-1 (20-25, 25-23, 25-23, 25-19) Region 3 semifinal win over CHS Tuesday, Nov. 12, in...

  • CHS sweeps South Border in round 1

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 18, 2024

    In their final season playing in the current Class B setup, Carrington was gunning for their second state tournament appearance in program history, and first since making the field for the elite eight 11 years ago. As part of the first two teams coming off the bus at the Region 3 Tournament in Hazelton, maintaining their momentum from the Cardinals' District 5 championship victory the previous week was paramount. The Cards took the best shots from District 6 fourth seed South Border, and played...

  • Thunder take Loboes in three at Region 3

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 18, 2024

    Medina/Pingree-Buchanan started their quest for the co-op's first state tournament berth with a 3-0 (25-12, 25-15, 25-22) victory over the LaMoure/Litchville-Marion Loboes in Hazelton at the Region 3 Volleyball Tournament Monday, Nov. 11. The Thunder largely were in control for the first two sets, but the Loboes, the District 5 third seed, made a valiant comeback in set three to make the last few points interesting in their attempt to extend the match and continue their 2024 campaign. Maddie...

  • Hornet season ends with loss at Region 4 tourney

    Lane Moellenkamp|Nov 18, 2024

    Harvey-Wells County came out swinging to win the opening set, but New Rockford-Sheyenne stormed back to win the next three games and defeat HWC, 3-1, in the opening round of the Region 4 Volleyball Tournament held at the Devils Lake High School Sports Center on Monday, Nov. 11. HWC got off to a fast start in game one, opening up a 9-4 lead with kills from Christalea Wagner, Kali Fike and Taylor Nelson. A 5-0 run from the Rockets on kills from Ava Peterson and Kaiya O'Connor tied the game at...

  • Gefroh signs with Bismarck State Mystics

    Nov 18, 2024

    M/P-B senior middle hitter Maddie Gefroh has signed a letter of intent to play for the Bismarck State College Mystics volleyball team and Coach Kyle Kuether beginning in the fall of 2025. Here, she signs her letter while being flanked by her parents, father Shawn Gefroh and step-mother Katie Dewald of Cleveland. Maddie's mother, Kadie Gefroh of Jamestown, is not pictured....

  • Central City Lanes Bowling: November 18, 2024

    Nov 18, 2024

    TEN PINS LEAGUE - Week 7 Headlocks Bar 109.0 59.0 Schulz Plb, Htg & A/C 107.5 60.5 Randy’s Pro Shop 102.5 65.5 Cornhuskers 88.5 79.5 5 Spot 74.0 82.0 Albatross 78.0 90.0 Chain Gang 77.5 90.5 Bye 0.0 0.0 High Team Game: Cornhuskers, 789; Randy’s Pro Shop, 756; Chain Gang, 724 High Team Series: Cornhuskers, 2216; Randy’s Pro Shop, 2208; Chain Gang, 2030 High Individual Game: Rick Christianson, 246; Steve Fangman, 245; Randy Peterson, 244 High Individual Series: Rick Christianson, 684; Randy Peterson, 683; Scott Beumer, 578 TEN PINS LEAGUE - Wee...

  • Thunder finishes as District 6 runners-up

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 11, 2024

    Medina/Pingree-Buchanan had a solid case as the "1-B" to Linton-HMB's number one position in the District 6 pecking order, as one of just four teams to defeat the Lions this season and a five-set loser in district play earlier in the year. However, the top-ranked team in the Class B volleyball poll took care of business on their home court Tuesday night, November 5, with a 3-0 (21-25, 23-25, 18-25) defeat of the Thunder at district tournament play in Hazelton. Maddie Gefroh had 15 kills and thre...

  • Central City Lanes Bowling: November 11, 2024

    Nov 11, 2024

    ALLEY DUSTERS - Week 7 DJ’s Home Center 44 12 Leevers 42 14 Dolls with Balls 34 22 VanBedaf Dairy 22 34 Dakota Central 22 34 Team 4 Bye 0 56 High Team Game: DJ’s Home Center, 638; Dolls with Balls, 547; Dakota Central, 529 High Team Series: DJ’s Home Center, 1800; Dolls with Balls, 1570; VanBedaf Dairy, 1554 High Individual Game: Michelle Freeman, 181; Brenda Miller, 179; Ann Vandehoven, 177 High Individual Series: Brenda Miller, 473; Ann Vandehoven, 461; Michelle Freeman, 459 ALLEY DUSTERS - Week 8 Leevers 48 16 DJ’s Home Center 44 20 Dolls w...

  • Aggies power to 44-13 win to end Hornets' season

    Lane Moellenkamp|Nov 11, 2024

    Velva/Drake-Anamoose/Garrison (V/D-A/G) used a potent but balanced offensive attack and a stingy defense to control the Hornets, as the Aggies picked up a 44-13 victory over Harvey-Wells County in the Class A 11-man quarterfinal football game in Velva on Saturday, November 2. Just a week removed from their first playoff win in co-op history, the Hornets matched the Aggies for the first quarter, but could not contend with the state's No. 2-ranked team after that point. V/D-A/G took the opening ki...

  • G/M well-represented on Region 2 teams

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 11, 2024

    The Griggs/Midkota Titans upped their game both on the field and in the classroom, and their hard work has been rewarded with spots on the 9-Man All-Region 2 football regular season and academic teams. Levi Kautzman, Cole Vincent, Isaac Stadler, Brady Haugen and Wyatt Hoyt were all named to the All-Region 2 Team, with Honorable Mention selections going to Kindle Carlson and Max Ludwig. In top individual honors, Kautzman was named the region's Defensive Player of the Year for 2024, and the...

  • G/M season ends in qualifier

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 11, 2024

    Sneaking in under the radar has been part of the late-season push by the Griggs/Midkota volleyball team towards district play and advancement. The Titans came to Ellendale for the District 5 Tournament Oct. 31, Nov. 1 and 4 as the fifth seed, hopeful to break into the next round of the postseason wars. And it took all of their energy to make it happen in their opener with Oakes, getting on the right side of a five-set marathon this time around with a 25-21, 23-25, 25-16, 20-25 and 15-10 win over...

  • Hornets sweep FW/M in net finale; on to Region 4

    Lane Moellenkamp|Nov 11, 2024

    Harvey-Wells County wasted little time in their final regular season match of the year, as they defeated the Four Winds/Minnewaukan Indians, 3-0, in Minnewaukan on Tuesday, October 29. The Hornets were tuning things up for the upcoming Region 4 Tournament and got off to a fast start. A 14-0 run to start the first game was just the way HWC wanted to start, and they cruised to a 25-7 victory. HWC got off to another great start in the second set, going up 8-2 early on aces from Kali Fike, Braylee...

  • District 5 volleyball awards

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 11, 2024

    All-District 5 Team selections are, front row (L-R): Isabel Wendel and Kenadie Pazdernik, CHS; Vanessa Vollmer, G/M; Aubrey Middlestead, Ellendale; and Brianna Schmitz, Oakes. Back row: Libby Mathern, E-K-M; Ariel Hagen, Ellendale; Bailie Kelley, LaMoure/L-M; Ann Muggli, Oakes; and Elli Lloyd, E-K-M....

  • District Champs!

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 11, 2024

    Energy and adrenaline carried the Carrington Cardinals for the first two sets of their District 5 championship match with the E-K-M Rebels. It was the response of the team from the lull of the two set losses that followed that would determine if the Cards would hoist the trophy. CHS took advantage of the moment in their final season of Class B volleyball before the transition to three divisions, taking an emotional three-point win in the fifth set to claim the title, 25-13, 25-17, 19-25, 20-25...

  • The standard setters

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 4, 2024

    Their exploits may not be memorialized with a red championship banner, but it's hard to imagine the trajectory of Carrington Cardinal wrestling becoming what it has been without the hard work of the pioneering 1973-74 team to demonstrate what is possible. Led onto the mats by legendary CHS Coach Al Larson, the Cards achieved what was by far their greatest season in the young program's existence, bringing home the second place trophy in the Class A division with 57 points. Since then, Carrington...

  • Viking raid

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 4, 2024

    Like their historical namesakes, the Kindred Vikings were in attack mode, and there wasn't much left of the Carrington Cardinals when Thor's hammer came crashing down. The top-ranked team in Class A certainly showed it Saturday, Oct. 26, scoring 42 first half points and rolling over the Cards, 48-14, in the opening round of playoff action at Kindred's Jerlow Field. Try as they might, the Cardinal running game could not muster any kind of success, whether laterally or straight ahead against the...

  • Titans' magic comes to close

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 4, 2024

    They were having so much fun on the football field, it was a shame to see it all end. The Griggs/Midkota Titans' resurgent 2024 football season witnessed them improve dramatically from just one victory the season before to six this fall. With Wyndmere/Lidgerwood coming to town for the first playoff game in 18 years, the atmosphere was festive in Cooperstown Saturday, Oct. 26. Even though the Warbirds ended the Titans' campaign with a 44-24 loss, one can't help but feel that the G/M program has...

  • Defense's effort lifts HWC to win

    Lane Moellenkamp|Nov 4, 2024

    Harvey-Wells County put together an incredible defensive effort and the offense controlled the ball and clock throughout the game, claiming a 14-7 victory over Ellendale/Edgeley/Kulm (E/E/K) at L.C. Loerch Field in Harvey, on Saturday, October 26. Just how good was the defense? It was vastly improved from their first outing against E/E/K, where the Thunder running game racked up nearly 400 yards on the ground. In this playoff game, the visitors were near 100 yards on the ground, and scored 21...

  • Born to run

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 4, 2024

    A pleasant breeze and mid-50 degree weather provided almost-perfect running conditions for the State Class B Cross Country Meet at Parkhurst Recreation Area north of Jamestown Friday afternoon, Oct. 25. It was a far cry from last year's meet, which was blanketed by a fresh layer of snow and frigid temperatures. The climate allowed for some fast times, and Carrington senior Kenadie Pazdernik capped off a great scholastic running career with a pair of honors. Pazdernik finished in seventh place...

  • Central City Lanes Bowling: November 4, 2024

    Nov 4, 2024

    ALLEY DUSTERS - Week 7 DJ’s Home Center 44 12 Leevers 42 14 Dolls with Balls 34 22 VanBedaf Dairy 22 34 Dakota Central 22 34 Team 4 Bye 0 56 High Team Game: DJ’s Home Center, 638; Dolls with Balls, 547; Dakota Central, 529 High Team Series: DJ’s Home Center, 1800; Dolls with Balls, 1570; VanBedaf Dairy, 1554 High Individual Game: Michelle Freeman, 181; Brenda Miller, 179; Ann Vandehoven, 177 High Individual Series: Brenda Miller, 473; Ann Vandehoven, 461; Michelle Freeman, 459...

  • Thunder roll past CHS in three

    Erik Gjovik|Nov 4, 2024

    If the Medina/Pingree-Buchanan Thunder show the level of energy they did in taking three sets from rival Carrington (25-9, 25-21 and 25-20) on Monday, October 28, good things could be coming for them in the postseason. The big two of Brynn Sorenson (21 kills) and Maddie Gefroh (19) ruled the day for the Thunder, now 26-5 heading into District 6 play. Violet Bohl had 39 assists for M/P-B and Cierra Mack contributed 25 digs. Isabel Wendel led the Cardinals (16-10) with five kills and 10 assists....

  • Hornets get pair of wins in Region 4 play

    Lane Moellenkamp|Nov 4, 2024

    Harvey-Wells County continued their winning ways in Region 4, as they cruised by Dunseith and earned a five-game victory over North Star in the past week's local volleyball action. HWC also dropped a four game match to Central McLean, the state's #3- ranked team in the latest Class B Volleyball poll. The Hornets currently sit in the #5 position in the region, and with a victory over Four Winds-Minnewaukan to end the year, will earn a spot in the region tournament without having to play in a...

  • Braves outpace Cards in finale

    Erik Gjovik|Oct 28, 2024

    Two of the four Class A – Region 2 seeds were spoken for with one result in the books the previous evening, so the Carrington football team's main goal in their Oct. 18 regular season finale at Bottineau was to give themselves a more favorable first-round postseason matchup. The Braves were in the same boat as the Cards, and the efforts of the home team ended up winning out in the end. In a shootout, Bottineau held on for a 35-28 victory over CHS at Les Christian Field, and consigned the C...

  • Seniors go out in style

    Erik Gjovik|Oct 28, 2024

    Carrington's "magnificent seven" took the court in the East Gym for the last time as volleyball players Monday night, Oct. 21. When all the gift bags, flowers and hugs had been distributed, the business at hand took precedence, as the visiting Griggs/Midkota Titans hoped to put a damper on the festive mood. Seniors Sierra Friedt, Kenadie Pazdernik, Isabel Wendel, Mercedes Lura, Edyn Hoornaert, Kaydence VanRay and Brynn Smith all played their part in a 3-0 (25-20, 25-21, 25-20) win for the Cards...

  • Hornets beat Aggies, earn home playoff game vs. E/E/K

    Lane Moellenkamp|Oct 28, 2024

    Harvey-Wells County scored by land and by air, and the Hornet defense forced five turnovers as they defeated Park River Area, 32-6, in the last regular season game of the year on Saturday, Oct. 19, in Park River. The Hornet defense made sure that the game was never in doubt, as the Aggies' first three plays resulted in two fumbles and two HWC recoveries. Meanwhile, Kayl Sieg finished off a nice opening drive for HWC with a five-yard scoring run and a quick 6-0 lead. Following the second Aggie tu...

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