HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Hawley's undefeated season ends in first round of Minnesota state girls basketball tournament
MINNEAPOLIS – State tournament appearance No. 7 proved not to be so lucky for the Hawley girls basketball team.
By Tom Carothers / Forum Communications Co. , March 18, 2010
South's Wawers signs letter to play at Jamestown
Fargo South senior Matt Wawers signed a Dakota Athletic Conference letter of intent to play baseball at Jamestown College.By Forum staff reports , March 17, 2010
South's Wawers signs letter to play at Jamestown
Fargo South senior Matt Wawers signed a Dakota Athletic Conference letter of intent to play baseball at Jamestown College.By Forum staff reports , March 17, 2010
4 players named finalists for ND Mr. Basketball
BISMARCK – Four high school players have been selected as finalists for the North Dakota Mr. Basketball award.By Forum staff reports , March 17, 2010
Oak Grove turns back the clock in run to Class B state tournament
Fargo Oak Grove senior Sam Olson was a small child in a sea of screaming fans when the Grover boys basketball team capped a 28-0 season with a North Dakota Class B state championship at the Fargodome 10 years ago.March 17, 2010
A-B's 21-0 run triggers victory against Norman County West
Every team goes through cold spells. What Norman County West endured on Tuesday was its very own Ice Age.
March 17, 2010
Boys basketball: Wind’s 3-point tear helps down Mahnomen
THIEF RIVER FALLS, Minn. - Martin Wind came up big down the stretch as Cass Lake-Bena defeated Mahnomen 86-74 in the semifinals of the Minnesota Class 1A, Section 8 boys basketball tournament at Ralph Engelstad Arena-TRF.By Forum staff reports , March 16, 2010
Boys basketball: Crosby-Ironton eliminates Hawley in semifinals
WADENA, Minn. - A second-half lull proved costly for Hawley’s boys basketball team, as the Nuggets lost 53-46 to Crosby-Ironton in the Minnesota Class 2A, Section 8 tournament Tuesday.By Forum staff reports , March 16, 2010
Girls basketball: 28-0 a Nugget gem, Gottenborg’s Hawley girls perfect heading into state
After coaching for 24 years, Bill Gottenborg has seen pretty much everything.
March 16, 2010
Boys basketball: Grovers take on state tourney, flood
Fargo Oak Grove Principal Morgan Forness describes it as “two exciting ventures at the same time.”March 16, 2010
High School Scoreboard
By Forum staff reports , March 15, 2010
ND Class A basketball awards
By Forum staff reports , March 14, 2010
MN boys basketball: Norman County West tops Park Christian
It’s astonishing what a little emotion can do.March 14, 2010
Johnson & Johnson the right medicine: Duo lead Ada-Borup over Norman Co. East
Paul Johnson’s late-season resurgence continues.
March 14, 2010
ND Class A state girls basketball: Century tops South for championship
BISMARCK – As Bismarck Century’s girls basketball players celebrated their school’s first state championship in 20 years, a tearful Siri Burck could only reflect on what happened Saturday night.
March 14, 2010
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OUR VOICES What a feeling
Fergus Falls' Haylie Zenner shouts with joy in the rain after her win in the 800-meter run during the Minnesota state high school track meet in St. Paul, Minn.
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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