Sioux set for big series
Maintaining success in college hockey isn’t easy these days, even for the sport’s giants.
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First-year Minnesota State Moorhead wrestling coach Kris Nelson is still trying to get acquainted with his new team.
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North Dakota State got a bonus when the Bison signed 6-foot-4 center Janae Burich to an NCAA letter of intent last year. She enrolled in classes this fall at 6-5.
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One of the most knowledgeable and open-minded high school football coaches around the area won’t be roaming the sidelines next year. After 18 seasons, Howie Kangas has decided to step down as Perham’s football coach.
Kolpack: Bowman sets good example for young Bison players
The high school state championship ring that Richard Bowman won is a Texas-sized monster, complete with 15 diamonds and all the gaudiness to go with it. And why not, since he was on the state title football team at North Shore High School in Houston.
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. – The man who brought Brett Favre to the Minnesota Vikings will be sticking around for a while.
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Danny Schatz has gotten control of the Red River Valley Speedway for the next three years, and one big question still hangs out there.
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One day after being told by the Minnesota Vikings that extending the lease at the Metrodome was not an option, the team’s landlord made the offer anyway and infuriated the only major tenant left in the stadium.
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The United States Hockey League is getting bigger by the minute. In the 2010-11 season, the USHL has announced that it will add a franchise in Dubuque, Iowa.
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University of North Dakota coach Gene Roebuck announced Thursday that three players have been removed from the Fighting Sioux’s women’s basketball roster for the 2010-11 season.
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Connor Brickley scored three goals to help Des Moines skate past Fargo 6-4 in a United States Hockey Association contest on Thursday.
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MINOT, N.D. – Kenmare’s motto this season is “New team, same dream.” And the dream is still alive.
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Three days before her farewell to Bentson Bunker Fieldhouse begins, Kelly Lopez was wearing a walking boot on her right foot Tuesday.
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