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The Wildcats are set to begin their 50th‑anniversary campaign with a roster boost of six transfers and eight freshmen, highlighted by experienced forwards and defensemen and promising newcomers.
A fifth‑minute strike by Owen Sorlie was quickly erased as Williston’s Edgar Castillo‑Lopez netted a hat trick, handing the Blue Jays a 4‑1 defeat in their season opener.
A former top‑40 pick by the Detroit Red Wings, Dylan James has shown steady growth from college to the pros, drawing attention for his recent performances and future prospects.
The MoonDogs surged early, weathered a Rox comeback, and used late-inning pitching to secure a 5‑3 win, setting up a weekend doubleheader.
Alec DeMaria returns to the University of Mary as head baseball coach, bringing a winning pedigree and a clear vision for the program.
Tanner Spencer leaves the University of Mary after a record‑breaking season to join the coaching staff at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs.
The Wildcats are making strategic moves in staff and player acquisitions, tapping experienced mentors and fresh talent to rebuild for the future.
North Dakota State University will air ten football games nationally this season, five on The CW, marking a major step up from the 1990s tape‑delayed broadcasts and signaling a new era of exposure for the program.
Jamestown’s early lead vanished in the 78th minute, setting the stage for a dramatic penalty shootout where Minot triumphed 3‑2.
Fargo Shanley secured its place in the state soccer semifinals with a 3-1 win over Jamestown, setting up a showdown against West Fargo Sheyenne and a clash between Grand Forks Red River and Mandan.
WDAY-TV, owned by Forum Communications, is bidding for two North Dakota State football games not picked up by national networks, planning to air them on the Mountain West Conference's MW+ platform and expand coverage into neighboring states.
The Majettes have secured their twelfth straight appearance at the state tournament, poised to defend a legacy built over a decade.
The Shiloh Christian Skyhawks, composed entirely of underclassmen, are set to open the North Dakota Class B State Tournament against Park River, hoping to translate youthful confidence into a championship run.
The Minot North baseball team has climbed to the No. 2 seed in the Western Dakota Association tournament, driven by standout stats from Brody Mueller, Mason Stewart, Kayden Danielson and others, and will face Williston in the quarterfinals at Municipal Ballpark.
The St. Cloud Rox have announced seven new players for the 2026 season, highlighting a mix of left‑handed pitchers, a freshman arm, and a versatile infielder as the club gears up for its season opener.