Big changes are coming to college sports—and North Dakota State isn’t waiting around. By opting in early to the NCAA’s new revenue-sharing model, NDSU secured a head start on paying athletes and earned some breathing room on new roster limits. That means[...]
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Listen: The fascinating career of Ichiro Suzuki
Ichiro Suzuki didn’t just play baseball—he reshaped it. With over 3,000 hits, unmatched discipline, and an outfield arm that felt almost unreal, Ichiro became a global icon and the first Japanese position player to conquer Major League Baseball. His Hall of Fame[...]
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Saskatchewan Roughriders’ game postponed due to smoke
Environment Canada issued an air quality warning Friday as pollution levels climbed into the 10+ range. Under CFL weather rules, games must be delayed if the air quality health index reaches eight or higher. Mosaic Stadium is prepared, with sensors on-site providing[...]
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Hot Mic Interview: Meet Granville’s Sage Hanson, who may be the next big thing in North Dakota hoops
From a small town in North Dakota to Division I attention, Granville’s Sage Hansen is turning heads—and not just for his 6’9” frame. After stints at a Utah prep academy and a tough decision to return home to support his family, Sage[...]
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Neighboring states have air quality guidelines for sports, so why doesn’t North Dakota?
As smoke from Canadian wildfires drifted across North Dakota this spring, six state tournaments and the Fargo Marathon carried on under hazy skies. While neighboring states have clear air quality guidelines for school sports, North Dakota doesn’t. The decision to play or[...]
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Golf Show with Jeff Kolpack podcast: Red River Am champ; Minot’s Kasen Rostad’s inspirational story
North Dakota golf has two reasons to cheer this week—one statewide, one close to home. NDSU’s Rylin Petry just claimed the Red River Amateur title before heading into a wedding weekend, proving that good things can come in twos. But for Minot,[...]
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50 Years, One Tradition: Minot teammates hit the field for their 50th McQuade Softball Tournament
Every summer, the McQuade Charity Softball Tournament brings thousands to Bismarck, but for three Minot teammates, it’s never been just about the game. Jerry Gooch, Larry Eidsness, and Kelby Smith are stepping onto the field for the 50th straight year — a[...]
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UND Hockey’s coaching staff hashes out duties
Dane Jackson is reshuffling his coaching staff as he takes over as UND’s head coach. For the first time since 2006, Jackson won’t be running the penalty kill—that responsibility goes to associate head coach Matt Smaby. Assistant coach Dillon Simpson will handle[...]
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Minot Police Officers Honored with Medal of Honor for Bravery in Shooting Incident
Two officers from the Minot Police Department have been awarded the Medal of Honor by the North Dakota Chiefs of Police Association. Officers Cullen Hall and Tyler Burtch received the recognition for their actions during an officer-involved shooting in October 2024. The[...]
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ESPN to feature Bison football during SportsCenter’s ’50 States in 50 Days’ summer tour
North Dakota State football isn’t just a program—it’s a dynasty, and ESPN is taking notice. As part of its SportsCenter: 50 States in 50 Days tour, the network will broadcast live from Fargo on August 11, highlighting the Bison’s powerhouse run, including[...]
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Why the NHL’s Stanley Cup is the most authentically human trophy in major sports
Some trophies collect dust. The Stanley Cup collects stories. In a world increasingly defined by screens and fleeting moments, the NHL’s most prized possession remains heavy with history—literally and figuratively. It’s not just passed to champions; it’s lived with, dented, celebrated, and[...]
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North Dakotans help lead Team USA to seventh Para Ice Hockey Worlds gold
Team USA left no doubt in Buffalo, dominating Canada 6-1 to reclaim the World Para Ice Hockey Championship. A hat trick from Jack Wallace and standout play from MVP Declan Farmer powered the U.S. to its seventh world title — and second[...]
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Minot North rallies on Day 2 to win Class A boys state golf
Minot North saved its best for last—and it paid off in a big way. With the low round of the day, the Sentinels surged past Fargo Davies to win the Class A Boys State Golf Tournament at Vardon Golf Club, right here[...]
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West Fargo Sheyenne holds off Minot rally to win state championship
Minot’s bid for a state baseball title came up just short on Saturday, falling 6-5 to West Fargo Sheyenne in the Class A championship at Kraft Field. Trailing by four early, the Magicians rallied with a four-run sixth inning and added one[...]
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Minot High in the Hunt for Five State Championships Today
There’s something in the air today, and it isn’t the smoke. It’s the buzz about the conclusion of the spring athletic season at Minot High. Five state championships will be decided before the day is over, and Minot High is in the[...]
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South Prairie all-state guard Rylee Routledge verbally commits to Bison women’s basketball
For Rylee Routledge, the path to college basketball didn’t require much soul-searching—it led straight to Fargo. The standout guard has committed to North Dakota State University, fulfilling a dream she’s held since middle school. After a strong season with South Prairie and[...]