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  • Clifton captures crown; Cards finish 5th overall

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 26, 2024

    The Carrington Cardinals performed about as well as they could have done in the State Class B Individual Boys Wrestling Tournament. Behind a state championship performance from 152-pound junior Corbin Clifton, and six total wrestlers earning placement, the Cards scored 85.5 points to earn fifth place behind a very-loaded top four in the team standings. South Border scored 185 points to win their first individual Class B title in a 10-year span, and their fifth in the Ashley/Wishek co-op...

  • Garcia, Lindberg runners-up

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 26, 2024

    Khendra Garcia and Ashley Lindberg got on the doorstep of greatness in their second year of varsity wrestling for the Carrington Cardinal girls. Garcia, at 130 pounds, and Lindberg, at 250, reached the state championship match in their weight classes at the one-class State Individual Girls Wrestling Tournament Thursday-Friday, February 16-17, at the Fargodome. As a team, the Cards tied for 11th place with Valley City, scoring 58 points. Bismarck won their second championship in girls...

  • Girls 6th, boys 7th in duals

    Feb 26, 2024

    Full state dual tournament results from Saturday, February 17, for the Carrington girls and boys wrestling teams are as follows: State Girls Dual Wrestling Tournament, Fargodome First Round Bismarck Legacy 51, Carrington 18 250 - Phoenix Lindseth, L, Pinned Ashley Lindberg, C, 2:41 100 - Emily Youboty, L, Pinned Jamisyn Schroeder, C, 1:16 106 - Scelia Maneze, L, Decd Taya Lura, C 8-4 112 - Alicia Kenfack, L, Pinned Juliet Davis, C, 1:16 118 - Elizabeth Youboty, L, Pinned Adisyn Vande Hoven, C, :43 124 - Jazmyn Ybarra, C, Decd Adrian Steidler,...

  • A second chance

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 26, 2024

    With a novel three-tiered divisional alignment system comes a whole new way of approaching the postseason. A loss in the regional tournament, provided it's after the quarterfinal round, does not necessarily mean the end of the road if state competition is in the cards. The Carrington girls basketball team got past the opening round of play with a 59-39 victory last Monday night, February 19, over the Hillsboro/Central Valley Burros at the Region 2 Tournament from Mayville State University's Lewy...

  • Cardinal boys get second win, edge Thunder

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 26, 2024

    The long slog of Division A competition, featuring a top three in Region 2 taking turns running roughshod over the bottom three, meant that victories have been hard to come by for the Carrington boys this season. So, they met up with an old Class B, Region 3 rival from just down Highway 281, and renewed pleasantries with the M-P-B Thunder. The Cards owned the odd-numbered quarters, but the Thunder "evened" things up with their performances in the second and final periods. And, despite not...

  • District 2 Girls Basketball Scores

    Feb 26, 2024

    District 2 Girls Basketball Tournament, Jamestown First Round LaMoure/Litchville-Marion 60, M-P-B 30 M-P-B 9 2 9 10 30 L-L-M 15 17 19 9 60 M-P-B: Allison Thomas 11, Maddie Gefroh 6, Alaina Bosche 5, Violet Bohl 4, Kalen Kinzell 2, Brynn Sorenson 2. Totals: 14 FG, 0-5 FT, 13 fouls. Three-pointers: Thomas, Bosche. L-L-M: Tessa Rasmusson 22, Abby Smith 13, Norah DelaBarre 10, Mia Van Eeden 7, Georgia Lettenmaier 4, Julia DelaBarre 2, Lily Kramer 2. Totals: 23 FG, 10-16 FT, 9 fouls. Three-pointers:...

  • Dreher, Hoff achieve nines in Jamestown

    Feb 26, 2024

    Daphne Dreher and Brynlee Hoff earned a 9.0 or higher on all four events at the Winter Escape Meet in Jamestown on Saturday. Daphne's scores in the bronze division on vault, bars, beam and floor were as follows: 9.4, 9.3, 9.25 and 9.0. Brynlee's scores in the silver division were as follows: 9.1, 9.05, 9.05 and 9.0. Emery Mischke topped the podium with her 9.2 floor routine in the Child A silver division. Carrington's other podium placers in the silver and gold levels were: Addison Thompson,...

  • Central City Lanes Bowling: February 26, 2024

    Feb 26, 2024

    TEN PINS LEAGUE - Week 22 Cornhuskers 22.0 2.0 Headlocks Bar 16.0 8.0 Chain Gang 16.0 8.0 Shamrock Bar 14.5 9.5 Randy’s Pro Shop 9.5 14.5 Schulz Plb, Htg & A/C 8.0 16.0 5 Spot 8.0 16.0 Albatross 2.0 22.0 High Individual Series: Headlocks, 853; Cornhuskers, 800; Randy’s Pro Shop, 771 High Team Series: Headlocks, 2377; Cornhuskers, 2353; Randy’s Pro Shop, 2181 High Individual Game: Randy Peterson, 278; Steve Fangman, 253; Richie Geringer, 246 High Individual Series: Steve Fangman, 698; Kevin Carr, 649; Randy Peterson, 645 High Rollers - Week...

  • HWC takes play-in win

    Lane Moellenkamp|Feb 26, 2024

    Harvey-Wells County scored 49 points in quarters two and three, and held Glenburn to just 14 in the same period of time as the Hornets dominated the Panthers in one of three District 8 play-in games on Saturday, February 17 at the Minot Municipal Auditorium. HWC, the #6 seed, started the game on a hot streak, opening up a 15-4 lead early on. The Panthers, seeded 11th, scored seven of the final 11 points of the first quarter as they trailed, 19-11, after one. Tallen Thorson hit a three and...

  • Titans get past Midway/Minto

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 26, 2024

    A game of runs ended up in the win column for the Griggs/Midkota Titan boys basketball team, as they left Midway High School with a hard-fought 63-62 win over the Midway/Minto Mustangs in action featuring teams who could possibly meet in the Region 2 tournament. Four players hit for double figures for the Titans, now 10-9, in the regular season finale. G-M's three senior leaders, James Woodstead (18 points), Latrell Rainey (15) and Kyle Johnson (13) led the way, while junior Isaac Stadler had...

  • Comeback fails in loss to FW-M

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 19, 2024

    The collective memory of how the Four Winds-Minnewaukan Lady Indians' four-point loss to Carrington happened earlier this season served them well this time around. This time, the Indians matched the Cards free throw for free throw, and made use of early offensive fireworks to hold on for their own win by a four-point margin, 60-56, in Fort Totten Monday night, February 12. FW-M led by as much as 13 points late in the first half, 26-13, before the Cards made a game of it in the second half and...

  • Titans drop Region 2 qualifier to H-N

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 19, 2024

    A season of improvement for the Griggs/Midkota Titans came to an end at the District 4 Tournament in New Rockford, as they went 1-2 in their outings to finish the year at 8-15. The Titans got out to a slow start in their opening round matchup with third seed NR-S on Friday, February 9, and fell to the Rockets, 44-32. For the entire first half and part of the third quarter, just one player, Jessa Spickler, had points for G-M in the contest. She would lead the Titans with 19 points, including...

  • M-P-B bows out at District 2

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 19, 2024

    The M-P-B Thunder's season ended with a loss to Linton-HMB, 48-33, in the regional qualifying round at the District 2 Girls Basketball Tournament in Jamestown. Earlier, the Thunder fell in first round action, 60-30, to LaMoure/Litchville-Marion, and staved off elimination with a 44-19 win over Strasburg-Zeeland. Statistics, along with the All-District 2 Team members, will be published next week....

  • Cards drop league L's to HCV, FW-M

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 19, 2024

    It doesn't come often when an opponent comes to a road gym and his name is on all spectators' lips, down to the youngsters. But that's the kind of presence 6'5" senior All-State forward Deng Deng brings to the floor every night for the Four Winds-Minnewaukan Indians. The UND football commit scored about every way possible for the running-and-gunning Indians, including elevating an eye-popping two-handed slam dunk. His talented FW-M teammates fed off that energy, riding their trademark pressing...

  • Owning the glass: TGU's Hanson has 33 points, 26 boards vs. HWC

    Lane Moellenkamp|Feb 19, 2024

    Harvey-Wells County went on the road for their final regular season game of the year, and ran into a hot shooting Towner-Granville-Upham (TGU) Titan squad. The home team amassed 24 first quarter points, and Sage Hanson scored 33 points as the Titans won their 11th game of the season, handling HWC, 68-36 on Monday, February 12, in Towner. The first half was owned by TGU, as they scored 24 points in the opening quarter and 40 in the first half. Hanson and Jaxon Nelson combined for 18 first...

  • Thunder get wins over Clippers, Tornadoes

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 19, 2024

    The Medina/Pingree-Buchanan Thunder righted themselves a bit after a four-loss stretch in five games, taking wins of 56-44 and 45-42 over Strasburg-Zeeland and Oakes in weekly action from February 8 and 13. M-P-B's victory over the Clippers in Strasburg came in District 2 play, and concluded their league schedule with a record of 4-4. They currently occupy the fourth spot in the district seeding race, per the standings from ndhsaanow.com. Statistics from the win over S-Z were not available at...

  • Titans tame BC Wildcats

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 19, 2024

    Senior Kyle Johnson had a big game with 20 points, and the Griggs/Midkota Titans got another District 4 win over Benson County, 65-42, in action from Glenfield last Tuesday night, February 13. The Titans got back to even in the win-loss column at 9-9 overall and 2-3 in the district, while the Wildcats fell to 6-11 and 3-4. In getting the victory, Johnson had plenty of support from teammates Latrell Rainey (13 points) and James Woodstead (11). Benson County's Macyn Olson had 14 points, while...

  • Best of the East in Carrington

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 19, 2024

    The two gyms at Carrington Public Schools were rocking from all the excitement, as the Cardinals hosted both of the East Region individual wrestling tournaments Friday and Saturday, February 9-10. The one-class girls tournament was up first on the agenda, and the Cards emerged with a sixth-place finish (121 points) and seven state qualifiers. Topping the list was 130-pound champion and sophomore Khendra Garcia, who earned the number two overall seed for the state individuals in Fargo with a 39-5...

  • VanRay wins all-around at Kim Lupo meet

    Feb 19, 2024

    The Carrington Gymnastics Club performed very well at the Kim Lupo Memorial Meet, held in Minot Saturday, February 3. Kennedy VanRay took the All-Around Silver division for 10 year olds. The Bronze team came in fourth place, a mere .15 behind Sidney, Mont., Gymnastics. The race for third place was quite tight between three gyms with Acro Stars taking it at 108.9, beating out Sidney at 108.5 and Carrington at 108.4. Bronze division podium placers, ages 6-8: Marrah VanRay, 2nd place on vault,...

  • Central City Lanes Bowling: February 19, 2024

    Feb 19, 2024

    TEN PINS LEAGUE - Week 20 Cornhuskers 107.5 60.5 Headlocks Bar 97.5 70.5 Randy’s Pro Shop 89.0 79.0 Chain Gang 87.0 81.0 Albatross 84.5 83.5 Schulz Plb, Htg & A/C 83.0 85.0 Shamrock Bar 64.5 103.5 5 Spot 59.0 109.0 High Individual Series: Randy’s Pro Shop, 858; Cornhuskers, 831; Headlocks, 786 High Team Series: Cornhuskers, 2411; Randy’s Pro Shop, 2409; Headlocks, 2282 High Individual Game: Rick Christianson, 258; Randy Peterson, 258; Dave Roberts, 247 High Individual Series: Randy Peterson, 758; Rick Christianson, 719; Kevin Johnson, 630 H...

  • HWC girls win play-in, but run out of juice at District 8 in Minot

    Lane Moellenkamp|Feb 19, 2024

    With a win over Glenburn earlier in the week, the HWC girls earned a spot in the District 8 Tournament in Minot. The Hornets entered as the 8th seed, and were paired up against #1 seed Our Redeemer's, where they dropped a 60-34 decision. HWC would play Mohall-Lansford-Sherwood (MLS) in one loser-out game and played solid for the first half, but a great third quarter by the Mavericks helped oust HWC 49-30. Following the tournament, Rachel Neumiller was awarded with one of the 15 All-District play...

  • Two for two! CHS girls make repeat state dual appearance

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 12, 2024

    The second year of varsity girls wrestling at CHS is progressing very similarly to the first one. While the novelty of the opening campaign delivering a state dual tournament berth was exciting, many anticipated what the Cardinals would do for an encore in 2024. And the team did their fans and coaches proud with another second-place finish at the East Region Dual Tournament, held at Central Cass High School Friday, February 2. The Cards entered the competition as the number three seed, and took...

  • Cardinal boys win three of four, advance to state

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 12, 2024

    The Carrington boys wrestling team, save for their efforts with the championship opponent, had a very strong performance at the Region 2 Dual Tournament in Larimore Saturday, February 3. CHS finished as the runners-up at the tournament to meet winner Northern Lights, competing in Region 2 for the first time following realignment prior to this season. In round one, the Cards took a 42-8 win over the host Polar Bears. Coach Josh Kerbaugh's team dropped just two matches in the dual, which had four...

  • A pair of aces

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 12, 2024

    By the luck of the schedule, the Carrington girls basketball team faced the top-rated squads in both the A and B divisions in back-to-back games February 1 and 6. And the Cardinals showed that with the breaks going their way, they can compete with any squad in the state, if not outright come away with the win. Those outcomes came to pass in a closely-contested 54-48 loss to undefeated Division A top team Thompson, and they played some of their best basketball of the year in an eye-opening 54-45...

  • Ellendale gets payback for region title defeat

    Erik Gjovik|Feb 12, 2024

    Obviously, it's little consolation now, but the Ellendale Cardinals exacted a small measure of vengeance on the Medina/Pingree-Buchanan Thunder for their epic 57-56 Region 3 championship defeat last March. Now District 2 rivals, Ellendale got out to a sizable lead before M-P-B closed in on the Cardinals in the fourth quarter, but the host team got past the Thunder, 53-49, on Friday, February 2. Six-foot-eight junior forward Kade Schimke had 16 points for Ellendale (11-5, 6-2 District 2)....

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