The Official Newspaper for Foster County
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ALLEY DUSTERS - Week 18 Leevers Foods 24 8 Hi-Way Drive In 20 12 Dakota Central 18 14 DJ’s Home Center 18 14 Headlocks 16 16 Central City H20 Plus 14 18 Kensal Bar 12 20 Rosenau Central City R . 6 26 High Individual Game: Ruth Braaten, 188; Susan Krause, 182; Gail Roberts, 177; Janice Gussiaas, 177 High Individual Series: Susan Krause, 498; Gail Roberts, 490; Ruth Braaten, 476 ALLEY DUSTERS - Week 19 Leevers Foods 30 10 DJ’s Home Center 24 16 Hi-Way Drive In 22 18 Headlocks 22 18 Dakota Central 20 20 Kensal Bar 18 22 Central City H20 Plus 16...
The next guide and outfitter written examination is April 2 at 1 p.m. at the North Dakota Game and Fish Department office in Bismarck. Preregistration is required no later than March 25 by calling the department’s enforcement office at 701-328-6604. In addition to passing a written exam, qualifications for becoming a guide include a background check for criminal and game and fish violations, certification in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and standard first aid, and employment by or contract with a licensed hunting outfitter. Hunting o...
Several Cardinal shooters had some perfect rounds at the Garrison Bullseye Tournament Saturday, February 26. The CHS boys got six out of the top 10 placers, and the girls five out of 10 at the meet. As a group, the Cardinal teams shot a score of 3,178 with 117 10’s, or bullseyes, to place second out of three teams. Male archers to place in the top 10 for the Cards in the high school division were Gavyn Anderson (second overall with 278 on 18 10’s), Braden Kruse (third, 276, 12), Hayden Hou...
Carrington archers representing the school district at the NASP State Archery Tournament Friday, March 18, at the Minot Fairgrounds, are as follows: Bullseye: Gavyn Anderson, Kaylee Barone, Alexa Biel, Alex Braaten, Taylor Braaten, Mae Eversvik, Samuel Garr, Hayden House, Grant Johnson, Zoey Kollman, Braden Kruse, Brekka Kuss, Ashley Lindberg, Joe Lindberg, Kambry Linderman, Kelsi Neuman, Travis Scanson, Tyson Scanson, Hayden Somsen, Karson Sorensen, Joslyne Thompson, Hailee Weber, Vera Wittman, Kanin Zieman, Korbyn Zieman. 3-D: Gavyn...
North Dakotans interested in supporting wildlife conservation programs are reminded to look for the Watchable Wildlife checkoff on the state tax form. The state income tax form gives wildlife enthusiasts an opportunity to support nongame wildlife like songbirds and birds of prey, while at the same time contributing to programs that help everyone enjoy all wildlife. To learn more about Watchable Wildlife program activities and to view the winning entries in the 2021 photo contest, featured in the January issue of North Dakota OUTDOORS, visit...
They may not have had the biggest team at the State B Individual Wrestling Tournament, but the ones who showed up for Carrington made the longest-lasting impact. Three Cardinal wresters captured state championships, and one other made the finals match in their respective weight classes Thursday and Friday, February 17-18, at the Fargodome. 2022’s tournament marked the end of the legendary careers of seniors Brecken Lura and Michael Clifton with state championships, and another senior, Matthew D...
Carrington, in spite of their open weights, made it a productive Saturday afternoon at the State B Dual Wrestling Tournament. The Cards bounced back from a first-round 46-18 loss to New Salem-Almont, and took the next two matches to claim the consolation championship February 19. On the way, the Cards avenged two losses to the Central Cass Squirrels in the regular season and Region 2 Tournament, 38-33, and got a match-clinching pin to earn a tight 40-36 win over the Honkers of...
The District 5 Tournament in Jamestown was in the sights of the Carrington Cardinals, but they had one last bit of business to tend to before playoff basketball. The Cards took a 71-54 win over the May-Port-CG Patriots at Finley-Sharon High School February 17, in which they shot an efficient 56.9 percent from the field. Lucas Hendrickson again blistered the MPCG interior defense by going 9-for-17 and hitting five of his six shots from the line for 23 points, his sixth game of more than 20...
The HWC boys’ basketball team finished the regular season like every head coach would like - on a win streak. This particular streak for HWC moved to four games this week with double-digit road victories over Washburn and Towner-Granville-Upham. HWC 66, Washburn 56 It took nearly the full 32 minutes to put away the Washburn Cardinals, but in the end, HWC did just that with a seven-point second half advantage, and a 10-point victory in Washburn on Thursday, February 17. Washburn took the advantage in the first quarter, as Aiden Parrill hit t...
The Langdon/Edmore/Munich girls basketball team wasted little time in eliminating the Harvey-Wells County Hornets in the Region 4 Girls Basketball Tournament held Monday, February 21 at the Devils Lake Sports Center. Three-point plays were in abundance in the first quarter for the Cardinals, as Jaya Henderson hit two and Jalynn Swanson connected on another. Morgan Freije tallied an old-fashioned 3-pointer and Swanson just missed a free throw to add another as L/E/M jumped out on the Hornets, 22-5, after one. HWC played much better in the...
There aren’t too many examples of basketball games in which the score is tied at every quarter break in regulation. But that’s the situation that the M-P-B Thunder and Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier Rebels found themselves in their regular season finale in Edgeley Thursday, February 17. Knotted up at 6-6, 20-20, 28-28 and 41-41, one made basket from the Rebels’ Adam Nitschke made all the difference in four minutes of overtime play, and a 43-42 setback for the Thunder. Nitschke led E-K-M with 16 point...
Boys’ Basketball Tuesday, February 15 M-P-B 65, Stras.-Zeeland 31 M-P-B finished up their District 6 slate on February 15, taking a 65-31 victory at the expense of the Clippers in Strasburg. Ten different players scored for the Thunder, led by Josh Moser’s 21 points. M-P-B hit nine three-pointers in the contest, spread among seven different shooters. S-Z (0-17, 0-5 District 6) received a 14-point effort by junior Devin Feist. The Thunder entered the District 6 Tournament in Napoleon as the number one seed with a 14-5 record. They earned a fir...
The Carrington Gymmastics club, coached by Tammy Sorensen, had a very impressive weekend at the Kim Lupo Memorial Meet in Minot Saturday, February 5. Local gymnasts had nine separate performances by eight individuals that scored a point total of 9.0 or higher at the meet. Paisley Lura had the highest score of 9.35 on the uneven bars, followed by Anna Monson (9.3, bars), Tessa Mittleider (9.3, vault and 9.05, floor exercise), Jazmyn Ybarra (9.3, vault), Jessa Larsen (9.2, bars), and Briley Carr...
Almost a decade-and-a-half of basketball has elapsed since Carrington had any Monday night district tournament plans that didn’t involve the 7:30 p.m. prime time slot. But there was one more streak on the line for the Cardinals in the District 5 Tournament final night Monday, February 14, and that was extending their regional appearance count to 20 consecutive years. Mission accomplished on that front. CHS left no doubt of their strength and resolve, hitting on all cylinders in a 68-22 win o...
Seeding and records can go out the window when the postseason light switch flips on for the La-Moure/Litchville-Marion Loboes. The pack came back with a vengeance from their fourth seed slot, showing that there is quite a gulf between the top and bottom halves of District 5 in competition level. A 59-15 runaway victory for the eventual district champion Loboes over the fifth-seeded G-M Titans at the Jamestown Civic Center Friday, February 11, put the rest of the field on notice. Just getting...
Carrington got eight of their 12 wrestlers qualified for the following week's State B Individual Tournament in Fargo with a solid showing at the Region 2 meet in Walhalla Saturday, February 12. With a score of 183 points, the Cards finished in third in the team standings behind host and meet champion Pembina Co. North and Central Cass, who won the Region 2 Dual tourney the weekend prior. Five champions were crowned for CHS at the northeast grappling outpost near the Canadian border, while two...
The M-P-B Thunder girls left the court at the District 6 Tournament in Ashley in the same position from which they started, as the third seed from the league. Last Monday, the Thunder put together a good effort for three quarters to outlast South Border, 54-47, in the Region 3 qualifying round. Both teams had their perimeter games working, as the Thunder and Mustangs connected on seven three-pointers for each side. In particular, M-P-B’s Allison Thomas was feeling it. After a scoreless s...
Whatever high-octane fuel Lucas Hendrickson has in his tank, the Carrington Cardinals have used to go for a fun ride through the latter third of their District 5 schedule. The Cards rode nights of 24 and 27 points each from their senior leader to take two crucial games, 50-49 against Oakes in the East Gym on Tuesday, February 8, and a mild 59-48 upset over E-K-M in Edgeley two nights after that. That series of contests has vaulted CHS (8-8, 3-3 District 5) up into the third seed for the...
Harvey-Wells County started strong and kept the momentum throughout the game, defeating Griggs-Midkota by 25 points in Glenfield on Thursday, February 10. Five Hornets found the scoring column in the first quarter, and four of them scored at least four points as the Hornets opened the game up scoring 20 points in the first and holding the Griggs-Midkota offense to just a three pointer and four free- throws in the first eight minutes. The scoring evened out in the second as Jaxon Gronneberg scored eight for the Titans, while Gabe Allmaras and...
The M-P-B Thunder boys completed their turnaround in District 6 after finishing with seven total wins last season. Now, the Thunder sit at 14 victories and counting after running the table in league play, following wins of 68-54 over Napoleon/Gackle-Streeter on February 8 and 65-31 at the expense of Strasburg-Zeeland last Tuesday. The dual threat of guard Josh Moser and forward Rylen Wick teamed up for 43 points in the win over the Imperials, and Gage Magstadt played a key role with 11 of his ow...
Boys’ Basketball Monday, February 14 Velva 60, Carrington 50 While the girls’ basketball team for the Cards was playing in the District 5 qualifier, the CHS boys were taking on the Velva Aggies in a makeup game from earlier this season. The Aggies would mount a fourth-quarter comeback down 42-38 after three, and outscored Carrington by 15 in the fourth quarter to take the win in Velva. Lucas Hendrickson had another 20-plus point showing in defeat, scoring 24, while Hudson Schmitz added 12 points for the Cards. The two, along with Grady Shi...
TEN PINS LEAGUE - Week 20 Cornhuskers 99.0 45.0 Headlocks Bar 94.5 49.5 Randy’s Pro Shop 78.5 65.5 Farm Credit Services 76.0 68.0 Schulz Plb, Htg & A/C 71.5 72.5 Carrington Fire Dogs 65.0 79.0 Shamrock Bar 51.0 93.0 5 Spot 40.5 103.5 High Team Game: Headlocks, 807; Randy’s Pro Shop, 789; Carrington Fire Dogs, 772 High Team Series: Headlocks, 2291; Carrington Fire Dogs, 2204; Randy’s Pro Shop, 2204 High Individual Game: Greg Gussiaas, 243; Dave Roberts, 241; Randy Peterson, 236 High Individual Series: Randy Peterson, 681; Jon Friezen, 632;...
A pretty remarkable string of consistency came to an end Saturday night, February 12, for the Carrington Cardinal girls' basketball program. For every season since 2009, a span of 13 years, the Cards have advanced to the district championship game, whether it was in District 7 or following their move to District 5 beginning in 2014. The Oakes Tornadoes, behind 31 points from junior Laikyn Roney, put CHS in the unfamiliar territory of having to qualify for Region 3 through the back door channels...
