KEVIN SCHNEPF
Schnepf: Timing mats at Fargodome part of Boston bombing scene
The mats that recorded the times of about 13,700 runners at Saturday’s Fargo Marathon were part of a crime scene last month.
By Kevin Schnepf , May 18, 2013
Schnepf: Marks bring coaching stability to Force
Fargo - When someone utters the word “dormie,” you know they love the game of golf.
By Kevin Schnepf , May 17, 2013
Schnepf: Park Christian puts its faith in Inniger as new boys basketball coach 
Moorhead - It’s not often when a press conference to announce the hiring of a new coach opens up with a prayer.
By Kevin Schnepf , April 29, 2013
Schnepf: Vikings avoid pick to regret in Te’o
FARGO - All those Minnesota Vikings fanatics – who Thursday night watched the ESPN trio of Fred Flintstone, Chucky and Quentin Tarantino emcee the NFL draft – will forever shudder when they hear this name: Troy Williamson
By Kevin Schnepf , April 26, 2013
Schnepf: Change ends a 30-year run for sportscaster Jon Cole
Fargo - Like hundreds of other high school basketball players in North Dakota, Jeff Ralph got his 15 seconds of fame when Jon Cole stuck a microphone into his face.
By Kevin Schnepf , April 23, 2013
Schnepf: Nashville runner ready to help Fargo honor Boston
Fargo
When Diane Bolton runs in next month’s Fargo Marathon, she admits Mile 25 will be difficult. She knows it will conjure up memories of Mile 25 at last week’s Boston Marathon.
By Kevin Schnepf , April 22, 2013
Schnepf: NFL kicker from Campbell, Minn., remembered for straight-ahead style
FARGO - To this day, Cliff Hermes still chuckles about the 1959 Campbell (Minn.) High School 8-man football team he coached. “I always joked that we had such a poor team, that we only had goal posts on one end because we didn’t score that much,” Hermes said over the phone from his home in Wahpeton, N.D.
By Kevin Schnepf , April 18, 2013
Schnepf: Boston Marathon tragedy 'surreal'
Fargo - Five years ago this spring, Dave McGillivray was the featured speaker at the Fargo Marathon – explaining the challenges of directing one of the world’s most celebrated marathons.
By Kevin Schnepf , April 16, 2013
Schnepf: Cold weather not all that bad for Force
Fargo - Six months and 14 days ago, the Fargo Force junior hockey team opened its season on an 81-degree, sun-splashed day. It’s been about that long since folks in the Red River Valley have experienced such warmth.
By Kevin Schnepf , April 12, 2013
Schnepf: Picking the NCAA tournament can be a shot in the dark
FARGO - The one shining moment of my NCAA tournament was picking Louisville to reach the Final Four. That was it. The Cardinals were my only correct Final Four pick … and I had them losing in the semifinals.
By Kevin Schnepf , April 08, 2013
Schnepf: Gophers have been late on every coach, including Miles
FARGO - Tim Miles has always had that charm of winning people over – including the scribes and talkers of the Minneapolis media. Perhaps it was just wishful thinking when the Minneapolis Star Tribune floated Miles’ name as a possible candidate for the Minnesota Gopher men’s basketball job.
By Kevin Schnepf , April 02, 2013
Schnepf: Twins opener was cold, but it wasn't the coldest
Minneapolis - The late, great Johnny Carson – king of late-night comedy – was not adverse to joking about cold weather.
By Kevin Schnepf , April 01, 2013
Schnepf: Bison to play in 16-team College Basketball Invitational for second straight season
FARGO - As much as Saul Phillips – a self-proclaimed basketball junkie – loves March Madness, he couldn’t help but hide his disappointment Sunday night. He and his North Dakota State men’s basketball team – which finished one win short of reaching the ultimate 68-team NCAA tournament – found out it wasn’t good enough for the second-best gig: the 32-team National Invitational Tournament.
By Kevin Schnepf , March 17, 2013
Schnepf: Bison fans miss out at Summit League tournament
Sioux Falls, S.D. - Where were all the Bison fans? Renowned for its massive following in football, North Dakota State had dismal representation Tuesday night when its men’s basketball team was playing for a chance to advance to the NCAA tournament – the Big Dance – perhaps the biggest spectacle in sports.
By Kevin Schnepf , March 13, 2013
Schnepf: Path gets friendlier for No. 3 seed Bison
Fargo - Its leading scorer is back and appears as healthy as ever. One of its potential opponents may be without its best player. And many, including the oddsmakers in Las Vegas, are picking the North Dakota State men’s basketball team to win the Summit League tournament.
By Kevin Schnepf , March 09, 2013
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