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JHS sophomores score 'very well' on ND State Assessment

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JAMESTOWN — Jamestown High School sophomores scored better than the statewide average scores in math, science and English language arts for the North Dakota State Assessment.

“It shows we are doing very well as a district,” said Caroline Thompson, instructional coach at JHS.

The North Dakota State Assessment measures student performance against the state’s challenging content and achievement standards in select subjects and grades, according to the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction’s website. The North Dakota State Assessment consists of general, criterion-referenced assessments for all students in grades 3-8 and 10 in English language arts/literacy and mathematics, and in grades 4, 8 and 10 in science.

North Dakota State Assessment scores are categorized into four categories — novice, partially proficient, proficient and advanced.

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JHS sophomores were 36% proficient in math compared to the state average of 25%. A total of 15% of JHS sophomores were advanced compared to the state average of 9%.

In math, 160 JHS sophomores scored an average of 615 compared to the state average of 599 by 3,100 students.

JHS sophomore Clay Bingham received the highest overall score in math and Luke LeFevre, Ethan Oettle, Maggie Stegmiller and Jaydyn Velek rounded out the top five from Jamestown High School.

JHS sophomores were 66% proficient in English language arts compared to 42% for the state average. A total of 36% of JHS sophomores were advanced in English language arts compared to 14% for the state.

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Jamestown High School recognized its sophomores who recorded top scores in the North Dakota State Assessment. Pictured, front from left, are Hayden Olson, Mea Ulland, Autumn Roberts, Maggie Stegmiller and Emma Hoke; and, back, from left, Jaydyn Velek, Wyatt Limesand, Gradin Thorlakson, Ethan Oettle, J’Leal Nolden, Madalynn Grim, Clay Bingham, Bryson Woods.

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The average score in English language arts was 686 for 159 JHS sophomores. Across the state, 2,872 students’ average score in English language arts was 652.

JHS sophomore Gradin Thorlakson got the highest overall score in English language arts and was followed by Madalynn Grim, Emma Hoke, Autumn Roberts and Bryson Woods. Those who got perfect essay scores in English language arts include Thorlakson, Grimm, Cadence Kurtz, Kaiah Nenow, J’Leal Nolden, Hayden Olson, Elise Roberts and Mea Ulland.

In reading, 188 JHS sophomores were 68% proficient compared to 44% across the state. Thirty-five percent of JHS sophomores were advanced in reading compared to 15% in the state.

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In science, 159 JHS sophomores scored an average of 1,010 points compared to the state average of 997. JHS students had 68% proficiency compared to the 45% state average, according to data provided by JHS. A total of 23% of JHS sophomores were advanced in science, and 68% were proficient.

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Masaki Ova joined The Jamestown Sun in August 2021 as a reporter. He grew up on a farm near Pingree, N.D. He majored in communications at the University of Jamestown, N.D.





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Person detained during search for missing West Fargo woman is released – KVRR Local News

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FARGO, N.D. (KVRR)  — A person who was detained during a SWAT raid involving a missing West Fargo woman has since been released.

On Friday evening, Red River Valley SWAT team assisted Fargo Police in serving a search warrant in the 4400 block of Calico Drive South.

Officers were looking for evidence related to 24-year-old Isadora Wengel of West Fargo.

She was last seen early Monday.

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Her family says she has a medical condition and needs medication.

Investigators are processing the apartment for evidence and have expanded the investigation to the Fargo landfill.

Police are searching the area where trash from Calico Drive South would be dumped.

They say no one has been arrested, but there is no threat to the public.





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Iowa State wrestling rolls North Dakota State in Sunday road dual

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Iowa State wrestling left little to chance on the road against North Dakota State, rolling to a 36-3 win over the Bison on Jan. 11.

The Cyclones won nine of 10 bouts against NDSU, including two by major decision, two by technical fall and a win by fall for MJ Gaitan. Iowa State left the dual with four ranked wins as well.

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The highlight bout of the dual was the opener at 125 pounds between Iowa State’s Stevo Poulin and No. 17 Ezekiel Witt. Poulin got a nice 7-1 win by decision over Witt, with a takedown into a two-point turn in the second period helping decide it. At 5-5 entering the dual, it was a good sign for No. 14 Poulin as he looks to get back on track.

Evan Frost earned the second ranked win of the day at 133 vs. No. 30 Tristan Daugherty. He walked away with a 9-0 major decision with two takedowns and a two-minute ride in the second period. Anthony Echemendia followed it up with a 21-6 technical fall vs. Michael Olson at 141.

To close the first half of the dual, Jacob Frost hung on for an 11-5 win by decision over No. 25 Max Petersen. Frost got out to an early lead with two takedowns in the first period, but had to fend off a late surge in the third period with a takedown to put the match away at 11-5.

Vinny Zerban had a nice bounce-back effort at 157, defeating former NCAA All-American Gavin Drexler at 157. After taking a loss earlier in the week vs. Arizona State, Zerban went wire-to-wire vs Drexler in a 12-5 decision and nearly had a major decision had he not conceded a takedown late in the third period.

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Iowa State came out of intermission still rolling. Connor Euton earned a 11-2 major decision over Boeden Greenley at 165, followed by a win by fall for Gaitan at 174 over three-time Iowa state champion Max Magayna and a gritty 4-1 sudden victory for Isaac Dean over No. 26 Aidan Brenot at 184.

CJ Carter was unable to help secure a shutout win for ISU with a 10-4 loss by decision to Devin Wasley at 197, but Yonger Bastida ended the dual on a high note with a 19-4 technical fall over Shilo Jones. at heavyweight.

Iowa State moved to 6-1 in duals. Kevin Dresser’s team has the Cyclone Open up next on Jan. 18, but no dual until Jan. 23 vs. Northern Colorado.

Iowa State wrestling vs. North Dakota State results

  • 125: Stevo Poulin (ISU) over Ezekiel Witt (NDSU) (Dec 7-1)
  • 133: Evan Frost (ISU) over Tristan Daugherty (NDSU) (MD 9-0)
  • 141: Anthony Echemendia (ISU) over Michael Olson (NDSU) (TF 21-6 4:11)
  • 149: Jacob Frost (ISU) over Max Petersen (NDSU) (Dec 11-5)
  • 157: Vinny Zerban (ISU) over Gavin Drexler (NDSU) (Dec 12-5)
  • 165: Connor Euton (ISU) over Boeden Greenley (NDSU) (MD 11-2)
  • 174: MJ Gaitan (ISU) over Max Magayna (NDSU) (Fall 1:39)
  • 184: Isaac Dean (ISU) over Aidan Brenot (NDSU) (SV-1 4-1)
  • 197: Devin Wasley (NDSU) over CJ Carter (ISU) (Dec 10-4)
  • 285: Yonger Bastida (ISU) over Shilo Jones (NDSU) (TF 19-4 4:53)

Eli McKown covers high school sports and wrestling for the Des Moines Register. Contact him at Emckown@gannett.com. Follow him on Twitter at @EMcKown23.





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North Dakota HS Boys | Girls Basketball Scoreboard from Jan 10, 2026

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North Dakota High School  Boys | Girls Basketball Scoreboard from Jan 10, 2026

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Alexander-Trinity Christian 81, Divide County 58

Beulah 55, Des Lacs-Burlington 26

Harvey-Wells County 61, Nedrose 51

Killdeer 54, Dunseith 52

Linton 75, Sargent County 32

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Milbank, S.D. 64, Hillsboro-Central Valley 61

New Salem-Almont 71, Mandaree 32

Our Redeemer’s 89, Kenmare 32

Parshall 71, Trenton 70

Richey-Lambert, Mont. 57, Beach 55

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Rothsay, Minn. 71, Richland 38

Shiloh 70, Oak Grove 59

Watford City 77, South Prairie/Max 64

Westby-Grenora 49, Savage, Mont. 40

White Shield 72, Strasburg 55

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Central McLean 70, Bowman County 54

Dickinson Trinity 63, Stanley 22

Wilton-Wing 70, South Heart 51

Ramsey County Tournament=

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North Star 65, Lakota/Adams-Edmore/Dakota Prairie 57

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Warwick 72, Benson County 61

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Carrington 53, Griggs-Midkota 45

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Devils Lake 73, Larimore 63

Stutsman County Shootout=

Drake-Anamoose 54, South Border 49

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Glen Ullin 47, EKM 44

MPB 63, Washburn 59

Midway-Minto 61, Ellendale 53

Napoleon/G-S 53, Kindred 44

Oakes 69, Kidder County 39

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Ashby, Minn. 65, Tri-State 49

Benson County 47, Hatton-Northwood 38

Dunseith 46, Killdeer 39

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Ellendale 54, South Border 36

Flasher 42, New England 16

Garrison 54, Grant County/Mott-Regent 51

Kenmare 55, Our Redeemer’s 43

Kindred 70, Bottineau 21

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Lambert, Mont. 52, Beach 50

Maple River 53, LaMoure 52

Mohall-Lansford-Sherwood 57, TGU 54

New Salem-Almont 67, Mandaree 44

North Prairie 67, Westhope 49

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Park River 42, Griggs-Midkota 37

Richey-Lambert, Mont. 52, Beach 50

Rothsay, Minn. 65, Richland 32

Sargent County 55, Linton 48

Savage, Mont. 40, Westby-Grenora 33

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Shiloh 56, Oak Grove 47

Sisseton, S.D. 66, Oakes 17

Strasburg 39, White Shield 30

Surrey 67, Larimore 38

Trenton 58, Parshall 40

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Central McLean 55, Bowman County 41

South Heart 45, Stanley 41

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West Fargo Horace 70, Tea, S.D. 41

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