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After a 13‑year run that produced six state titles and mentored dozens of NCAA and professional players, Grant Paranica steps down, leaving a profound imprint on the program and its alumni.
Nick Chine, head coach of the Grand Forks Royals, passed away on the same day his team's season concluded, leaving behind a legacy of dedication on the diamond and in the classroom.
South Middle School’s PTO aims to raise $100,000 for new basketball and foursquare courts, detailing partnerships, fundraising events, and a 2027 construction timeline.
Sixteen‑year‑old forward Joey Cullen has pledged to the University of Minnesota’s Gophers, joining a dynasty that includes his father and brothers, and bringing a top‑ranked American talent to the program.
The University of North Dakota’s football squad hit the field for the fourth day of its fall training camp, and the coaching staff used the session to experiment with several key position battles.
The district plans a new junior varsity girls hockey team that would be financially neutral, integrate existing youth squads and could serve as a model for other districts.
Ethan Boll’s journey from a Crookston native to a starting linebacker at UND reflects a multi‑year development path that positions the Fighting Hawks as national championship contenders.
The league released its full slate of conference games on July 30, confirming 14 matchups per team and a March tournament that will crown a champion and send an automatic NCAA bid.
The University of North Dakota (UND) football team opened fall practice, marking head coach Eric Schmidt's second season. Key storylines include the absence of Jonnie Wiltshire and Avery Scott due to an eligibility lawsuit, the arrival of fresh defensive linemen, a new starting right tackle, and a heated competition for kicking duties.
A temporary restraining order granted by Judge Jay Knudson clears a path for Avery Scott and Jonnie Wiltshire to seek eligibility for the upcoming season, highlighting a pivotal moment for the Fighting Hawks.
With key departures from last year’s roster, the Iowa Hawkeyes are counting on a mix of seasoned holdovers and promising newcomers to step up and keep the program competitive.
Tim Hennessy, who spent 45 years as the voice of UND hockey, was dismissed amid a contentious salary decision that favored a new coach, raising questions about tradition and the future of the program.
A former University of North Dakota women's soccer coach saw his Title IX lawsuit dismissed with prejudice, ending a contentious dispute that centered on alleged discrimination and playing‑field concerns. The decision paves the way for new leadership at the program.
The Red Lake County baseball squad, fresh off a 2025 underdog championship, enters the 2026 Minnesota Class A tournament as the No. 2 seed, ready to defend their title against a tough quarterfinal matchup.
Mandan High School’s girls soccer team rallied from a halftime deficit to defeat Grand Forks Red River 5‑3, capitalizing on wind‑affected play and setting up a title clash with Fargo Shanley.
Caleb Heil, an incoming freshman goaltender, was named the 2025-26 Dave Peterson Goaltender of the Year by USA Hockey, recognizing his dominant USHL statistics, international contributions, and NHL draft achievement.
Coby Hammell, a 6‑foot‑3, 210‑pound linebacker prospect from Caledonia High School, has pledged to the University of North Dakota, citing family ties and a strong coaching relationship as key factors in his decision.