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Golfers around the region battled the conditions for the 59th Red River Amateur Championship. After three days of competition, It was a fight till the 18th hole in both the mens and women's division.
In the women's division, it was a three way tie between NDSU's Leah Skaar, Emily Isrealson and Becca Tschertter heading into the final hole. Skaar was able to finish the job shooting par becoming the first woman to win the tournament.
"This means a lot," said Skaar. This is my first win in a while so coming off night days of competition and finishing off with this is really special." >>> Full story here.
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'NDSU is a winning environment': Bison football add commitment from prep cornerback from Georgia
Tywan Royal hasn’t visited the North Dakota State campus, but watched one of the Bison football games recently and knew that was the program for him.
The Norcross (Ga.) High School rising senior verbally committed to NDSU he announced over the weekend. The 6-foot-1, 170-pound Royal is projected to play cornerback.
“NDSU is a winning environment. I like to win,” Royal said. “I watched one of the games last week and the atmosphere was crazy.” >>> Full story here.
