Dickinson Trinity came into its Class 11B first-round playoff football game with a bit of a new look defensively. Its … Continue reading Trinity dominates Ray-Powers Lake 49-0 in Class 11B playoffs
A bruised kicking leg didn’t phase Dickinson Trinity kicker Nick Sobolik on Friday night. The pain stemming from a hard hit on a blocked extra-point attempt in the second quarter faded away when Sobolik’s teammates put their faith in him with the game on the line.
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Riley Linder turned the corner and his legs just kept pumping. He did that from every angle Saturday afternoon. Whether … Continue reading Linder runs for 250 yards as DSU dominates Mayville State
If you’re not already familiar with it, former Dickinson State athlete and current Divide County basketball coach Dalyss Hanson runs … Continue reading Swim Lessons Podcast: Dalyss talks to former Dickinson State star Jay Liggins
The biggest upset of the evening came in Wahpeton as Class 11AA’s No. 1-ranked Jamestown fell 14-13 on the hands … Continue reading Friday’s Football Headlines: Wahpeton upsets 11AA No. 1 Jamestown
North Dakota State at South Dakota: North Dakota State looks to shake off its 31-28 “upset” loss to the Arizona Wildcats of the Pac-12 by visiting South Dakota at the Dakota Dome in Vermillion.
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It was setting up so neatly for yet another North Dakota State victory over a Football Bowl Subdivision opponent.
While many North Dakotans were either asleep or glued to their favorite bar’s TVs, the Bison were trying to put the finishing touches on another one of those games where they physically impose their will and run over their opponent in the game’s final minutes.
Only this time, NDSU hit a wall.
Continue reading “Bison did what they do best — and still came up short”
Dickinson Trinity football coach John Odermann walked off the field after speaking to his team Thursday night and immediately found his wife holding their 1-week-old daughter.
“I didn’t win my first one until I met my wife and my new baby, Summer Lucille, was here for No. 50,” he said. “So that was pretty special for the Odermann family.”
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