HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Perham's Kangas steps down
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.By Kerry Collins , November 20, 2009
ND Class B volleyball roundup: Wyndmere-Lidgerwood falls in first round
MINOT, N.D. – Kenmare’s motto this season is “New team, same dream.” And the dream is still alive.
By Heath Hotzler , November 20, 2009
ND Class A volleyball roundup: Fargo North upsets Bismarck
MINOT, N.D. – In the only quarterfinal match won by a lower seed, Fargo North edged the Demons 25-23, 27-25, 25-20. North was the No. 3 seed from the East Region while Bismarck High was West Region regular-season champion and runner-up in the regional.
By Greg DeVillers , November 20, 2009
Minnesota high school football playoffs: 1-man 9-man crew, Ada-Borup’s Johnson tries all spots he’s asked to play
Yuri Johnson isn’t driving the Ada-Borup football team’s bus down to the Metrodome for this weekend’s Prep Bowl.
By Kerry Collins , November 19, 2009
ND state volleyball: Wyndmere-Lidgerwood players blend for quick trip to state
Junior Moriah Skroch was a skeptic when the season began for first-year cooperative volleyball program Wyndmere-Lidgerwood.By Heath Hotzler , November 18, 2009
ND state volleyball: Late winning streak buoyed Bruins
The Fargo South volleyball team was disjointed and disconnected to start the year.By Heath Hotzler , November 18, 2009
Fargo Davies officially opens coaching jobs for fall
The first round of finding head coaches for Fargo Davies High School is coming soon.By Heath Hotzler , November 18, 2009
Minnesota girls hockey: Vatnsdal leads Otters to win over Spuds
FERGUS FALLS, Minn. – Tayler Vatnsdal scored a power-play goal in the third period to propel Fergus Falls over Moorhead 3-2 in Minnesota girls hockey on Tuesday.By Forum staff reports , November 18, 2009
Basketball: South’s Burck signs at North Dakota
Fargo South senior Siri Burck signed Tuesday to play basketball next season for the University of North Dakota women’s team.By Forum staff reports , November 18, 2009
ND state swimming: Halberstadt wins two titles for Fargo Shanley
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Fargo Shanley’s Lexie Halberstadt won a pair of individual titles at the North Dakota girls state swim meet Saturday.By Associated Press , November 15, 2009
Dakota Bowl: Fargo South falls in Class 3A championship
Three months ago, Mark Gibson had a hunch that his Bismarck High School football team would be playing Fargo South for a state championship.
By Kevin Schnepf , November 15, 2009
High School football: Minneota tames Trojans
Minneota treated Barnesville to a sampler platter on Saturday.
By Kerry Collins , November 15, 2009
Dakota Bowl: Fargo Shanley collects first state football title since 1983
The Fargo Shanley football team added another chapter to the program’s already lengthy success story.
By Heath Hotzler , November 15, 2009
High school scoreboard
November 14, 2009
Dakota Bowl: Hankinson wins first state championship since 1991
Danny Hangaard, one of eight seniors hoping to make the playoffs, helped Hankinson make the most of its appearance in a state championship football game.
By Kevin Schnepf , November 14, 2009
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OUR VOICES Homecoming queen playing football
Went out to Hope, N.D., earlier this week for a story on Finley-Sharon homecoming queen Alicia Patton, who is playing football for the Hope-Page-Finley-Sharon 9-man football team.
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OUR VOICES Live blogging from area prep games
Each week, we'll try to live blog from an area North Dakota prep football game. This week I'll be attending Wahpeton's home game against Central Cass. It's a battle of unbeatens. Both teams are 2-0. We fully expected to live blog from Shanley's home-opener against Detroit Lakes last week, but
Posted by: Hotzler on Sep 8, 2009 at 10:56 AM | North Dakota Prep NotebookOUR VOICES Prep reporting is a dangerous job
The following AP story illustrates the point that reporting on prep football games can be a dangerous gig: Colo. newspaper editor hurt covering football game MOSCA, Colo. (AP) ? A newspaper editor in Colorado is recovering from serious injuries after being hit while covering a high school football
Posted by: Hotzler on Sep 8, 2009 at 10:53 AM | North Dakota Prep Notebook
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