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Three clutch mound performances, along with a power surge by Hudson Schmitz in the final two Region 3 games, helped put the Carrington Cardinal baseball team in a good spot heading into the postseason. The Cards rode a pitching-by-committee approach to perfection in Steele Friday, May 13, and took a 4-1 win in nine innings over the Kidder County Wolves. Grady Shipman threw the first two innings in the contest, and Schmitz covered the middle six to pick up the win. Lucas Hendrickson got the...
The first-year Carrington softball program registered their second win of the season in Larimore with a 14-12 back-and-forth victory over the Pembina County North Grizzlies Tuesday, May 10. Carrington scored five runs in the bottom of the sixth to rally back from a 12-9 deficit. In the win, Kennedy Wendel was 3-for-3 with a pair of doubles, and Kaydence VanRay and Brynn Smith also had three-hit afternoons. Isabel Wendel (two hits) and Lauren Hendrickson had doubles, and hits additionally came...
The Carrington track teams got a few new state qualifiers with time in the regular season rapidly winding down, at a pair of meets in Fessenden Saturday, May 14, and Devils Lake this past Monday. CHS got one qualifier at the weekend Clark and Sharon Lloyd Memorial, that being Haley Wolsky in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 16.28 seconds. The Rotary meet in Devils Lake on May 16 was a bit more lucrative for the Cards, at least in new qualifications. Sophomore Logan Weninger hit the standard...
The Harvey-Wells County track and field teams participated in their final two meets of the season as they made preparations for the North Central Region Track and Field meet scheduled for Friday, May 20, in Rugby. The Hornets hosted the Lloyd Memorial meet in Fessenden on Saturday, May 14, and attended the Panther Booster Invitational in Rugby on Monday, May 16. The Hornets varsity and junior high participated in Fessenden on May 14, and although the meet was hampered by wind gusts of up to 50...
Make that two siblings that have earned their way into their respective state golf meets via the automatic route. Following his sister Kacie's successful freshman fall golf season, senior Jacob Rexin decided that she wasn't going to have all the bragging rights. Rexin shot a score of 39-38-77 at the boys' Region 2 individual qualifying meet at CrossRoads Golf Club Monday, May 16, to earn an automatic berth at the State B Meet in Oxbow at the end of the month. To qualify for state, a golfer must...
Payton Smith would have loved to been in attendance for his older brother Brady's graduation at UND to receive his doctorate of physical therapy. However, the younger Smith had other commitments. Payton finished up a strong sophomore campaign for the NDSU Bison track and field team by taking second place in the 3,000-meter steeplechase at the Summit League Track and Field Championships in Tulsa, Okla., May 12-14. Smith's time of 9:10.94 was just behind event winner Luke Labatte of UND, who cross...
Dennis Freeman of Headlocks Bar, along with Red Skytland, hold a check for $10,000 which will go towards the new renovations at Stadium '76. Headlocks, along with the Matpac Wrestling Club of Bismarck, raised the funds through charitable gaming machines....
Midkota High School junior Kaylee Johnson will be competing in the State Track Meet in Bismarck for the G-M Titans this weekend, May 26-28. Johnson earned a berth at the Larimore High School Invitational on Saturday, May 14, with a qualifying toss of 35 feet, 9 inches in the girls' shot put. Kaylee is the daughter of Nate Johnson and Nikki Johnson....
Breezy wind conditions and temperatures in the 50s at Stadium '76 greeted the track and field runners, jumpers and throwers at the Kiwanis/Lions Track Meet Saturday, May 7. For Carrington's Logan Weninger, it was a chance to break out of several near-misses and make his stake to Class B track's big show in his first full year of track since seventh grade. The sophomore qualified for state in both the 200-meter dash in an even 23 seconds, and also bested the field in the 400 with a...
The Griggs/Midkota Titans finished in seventh place overall in the boys and eighth in the girls standings at the Kiwanis/Lions Track Meet in Carrington on May 7. The highest finisher for the Titan boys was Isaac Stadler’s second place in shot put. Third places went to Gavin Nelson (800-meter run), the 4x200 and 4x800 boys relays, and Wayland Sabinash took fourth in the 400. Griggs/Midkota girls scorers were led by Kaylee Johnson, also second in shot put, and the 4x200 placed in third. All e...
Carrington split each game of a three-team doubleheader in Tolna Friday, May 6, dropping an 8-0, one-hit shutout loss to defending Region 3 and state champion LaMoure/Litchville-Marion, but getting one win for their efforts against Midkota/Dakota Prairie/Lakota/Griggs Co. Central, 6-4. Lucas Hendrickson's single was all the Cards would be able to manage against Loboes' righthander Landon Piehl. The tall senior lit up the CHS bats for seven strikeouts, and allowed just four other baserunners on...
The Carrington girls softball team came within three outs of their second win of the season, but the Dakota Prairie Knights got two runs in the top of the seventh inning to take an 8-7 win over the Cards in McVille Friday, May 6. Game two was a close affair at 3-3 until the Knights put up 11 runs in the bottom of the fourth, and DPHS would win via the mercy rule by that score, 14-3. Four Cardinal hitters had at least three hits in the close opening loss. Kennedy Wendel hit a triple and double, a...
The HWC track and field teams traveled to Rugby and Bismarck this past week and had lots of hardware to bring home. The boys team continues to dominate picking up meet wins in both meets while the girls continue to improve and look to peak at the big meets to finish the year. The Hornet boys continue to dominate the hurdle races and jumps, and can do well in the relays with a variety of runners. The following are the current state track and meet qualifiers for HWC: Madden Thorson: 100 dash, 200 dash, 110 hurdles, 300 hurdles, 4x100 and 4x200 re...
Gabe Inglish of the Carrington Pitcrew was named this year's winner of the Spencer Tufte Award following the conclusion of the youth wrestling season. The award is named in honor of the late Spencer Tufte, and is given to the Pitcrew wrestler who demonstrates themselves as the team's hardest worker. Standing with Inglish are Spencer's parents, Brandon and Dawn Tufte....
The Carrington Pitcrew youth wrestling program put another season in the books with a fine performance at the State Freestyle and Greco-Roman Wrestling Tournaments, held April 30 at the University of Jamestown's Harold Newman Arena. In the Freestyle tournament, the Pitcrew crowned four champions, those being Trace Hoggarth (junior 126 pounds), Khendra Garcia (girls 16-and-under 152), Gannon Inglish (10U 56) and Skye Kramlich (14U 92). Greco champions were Inglish and Taya Lura (girls 110), and...
Region 2 Softball Tuesday, May 3 Carrington 23, Langdon/Edmore/Munich 20 at Mayville Cgtn. 433 751 0 — 23 23 0 L/E/M 135 605 0 — 20 17 0 Calleigh Hewitt, Kennedy Wendel (4) and Isabel Wendel; Abby Forest, Breana Wagner (1), Tallia Johnston (5) and Tayler Lorenz. W — K. Wendel. L — Johnston. Carrington: Brynn Smith 5-5, 2 triples, 2 doubles, 5 runs, 4 RBI; K. Wendel 4-6, 2 doubles, 3 SB, 2 runs, 5 RBI; Hewitt 4-6, double, 3 SB, 3 runs, 4 RBI; Bailey Ness 3-5, double, 3 runs, RBI; I. Wendel 2-3, 2 SB, 4 runs; Lauren Hendrickson 2-3, SB, run; Ha...
Non-region Baseball Tuesday, May 3 May-Port-CG 4, Carrington 1 at Valley City MPCG 000 003 1 — 4 7 0 Cgtn. 000 100 x — 1 5 0 Hudson Schmitz, Grady Shipman (3), Lucas Hendrickson (6) and Hendrickson, Schmitz (6); Marshall Judisch, Landon Koenig (4) and Andrew Aarsvold. W — Judisch. L — Shipman. Carrington: Jake Otto 2-3; Jack Erickson 1-2, RBI; Schmitz 1-2, run; Hendrickson 1-3. May-Port-CG: Judisch 3 1/3 IP, 3 H, ER, BB, 7 K; 1-3, RBI; Jacob Hutter 2-3, SB, run; Ethan Bergstrom 2-4, 2 SB; Cole Kritzberger 1-1; Koenig 1-3, run; Marshall Kloster...
In the long-awaited return to action for area track teams, the Carrington pole vaulting crew had one of their most lucrative meets that they've ever experienced on the state qualification front. The optimistically-named "Snow Snow Go Away Invite" from Miller Field at Bismarck's Shiloh Christian School Thursday, April 28, yielded three separate Cardinal competitors making the State B roster at the Bismarck Community Bowl later this month. Two of those qualifiers came on the girls' side, as...
Carrington traveled to Fessenden Thursday, April 28, to compete in the HWC Junior High Invite. Full Cardinal results from the meet are as follows: HWC Junior High Invite Carrington Boys’ Individual Results 100-Meter Dash: Peyton Harrington (9th), 13.67; Maddyx Davis (33rd), 14.57; Kolby Zink (59th), 15.75 200-Meter Dash: Zink (47th), 34.09 400-Meter Dash: Harrington (8th), 1:03.36 800-Meter Run: Ewan Aberle (10th), 2:39.71; Davis (30th), 3:09.71 1,600-Meter Run: Aberle (6th), 5:51.26 4x400-Meter...
It happened a day earlier than expected in order to beat the rain, and it was the first outdoor meet for many of the 700-plus track and field athletes and 24 teams that showed up in Fessenden on Thursday, April 28, for the HWC Junior High Invite. A wet, snowy spring has put a damper on the junior high season. In reality, there are only a couple of weeks left in the season and many performers were seeing their first outdoor meet of the year. To say the Fessenden facility was in top notch shape would be an understatement, but some hard work got...
The Griggs-Midkota Titans track team competed in a three-team "Mini Meet" with the host May-Port-CG Patriots and Hatton-Northwood on May 28. Winners at the event for the Titans included, for the boys, Wayland Sabinash (200 and 400 dashes), Mark Sammons (800), Aaron Moser (300 hurdles), the 4x200-meter relay (Gavin Nelson, Eli Larson, Sammons, Sabinash), and the 4x400 (Nelson, Sammons, Larson, Sabinash). Additionally, Isaac Stadler led a 1-2-3-4-5 finish for G-M in the shot put. Girls' winners...
The Carrington Cardinal softball program finally took the field for their first game as a varsity team Thursday, April 28, when they visited Mayville State University's Jerome Berg Field to take on the May-Port-CG Patriots. Playing their first game in Region 2, the Cards fell by a score of 21-0, but that result did not dampen the enthusiasm of the girls who took to the turf that day. This past Tuesday, the Cards made a return trip to Mayville to play Langdon/Edmore/Munich and Grafton. CHS got...
The Harvey-Wells County boys track and field team continues to put up solid efforts, winning their second of two outdoor meets of the season at Shiloh Christian on Thursday, April 28. HWC picked up wins in nine events and had 10 state qualifying efforts in the process. Picking up state qualifying and events wins were Daniel Stoll in the 100, 200, and 400, Madden Thorson in the 110 and 300 hurdles, Alex Erickson in the high jump and triple jump, and the 4x200 relay of Isaac Friese, Tallen...
Two scheduled home games for the Carrington baseball team were moved to Wishek Thursday, April 28. In their first competitive action in a span of almost two-and-a-half weeks, the Cards took on South Border in their second meeting of the young season, and played the Kidder County Wolves in game two. That time away from the diamond ended up hurting Carrington's level of crispness and execution, as they dropped a 6-4 decision to the Mustangs and fell, 5-3, to the Wolves. After spotting South...
Midkota/Dakota Prairie/Lakota/Griggs Co. Central got one game in the books, an 8-6 win over SNR on April 4, then had to play the waiting game with the cold and snow for 24 days. Upon their return to the field on Thursday, April 28, defending state champion LaMoure/Litchville-Marion was their welcoming party. The Loboes were in no mood to be housewarming guests, rolling to a 10-0 win over the Mustangs. Midkota then ventured out of Region 3 for their home opener in Tolna against the May-Port-CG Patriots this past Monday, but the bats remained...