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Wednesday’s local scoreboard for Aug. 30

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11 months ago

August 31, 2023

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Wednesday’s local scoreboard for Aug. 30

Girls golf

Team totals

Fargo Davies 316, GF Red River 322, West Fargo Sheyenne 347, Wahpeton 352, West Fargo 354, Fargo North 366, Fargo Shanley 384, Fargo South 401, GF Central 403, West Fargo Horace 476, Valley City 544

Top 10 individuals

1. Lexi Bartley, Davies, 73; 2. Taylor Piepkorn, GF Red River, 74; 3. Rose Solberg, Davies, 75; 4. Payton Stocker, WFS, 78; 5. Jaya Grube, GF Red River, 79; 6. (tie) Zoe Keene, WFS, Nora Benson, Davies, 83; 8. (tie) Madelyn Trapnell, GF Central, Sophie Brakke, GF Red River, Reegan Bents, West Fargo, 84

Other Red River scorers

Ella Speidel 85

Other Central scorers

Ella Peters 100, Katelyn Stern 107, Allie Berg 112

Girls tennis
Wednesday’s results

Bemidji 4,EGF Senior High 3

Singles

1. Emma Farder, EGF, over Elena Peterson 6-3, 6-2; 2. Ruby Leach, EGF, over Elizabeth Peterson 7-5, 6-1; 3. Railey Rupp, BHS, over Erin Bowman 6-3, 6-3; 4. Karlee Walsh, EGF, over Lilly Caron 6-1, 7-6 (7-1)

Doubles

1. Maddie Jensen-Megan Berg, BHS, over Sam Zimmerman-Emma Abbey 6-0, 6-1; 2. Kendal Midboe-Sam Wood, BHS, over Kate Cantera-Morgan McDonald 7-6 (7-4), 6-2; 3. Ruby Melkeon-Ridley Karg, BHS, over Kaitlin Polley-Chloe Svendsen 6-1, 6-0

EGF Senior High 5,Grand Rapids-Greenway 2

Singles

1. Ruby Leach, EGF, over Charlotte Moss 6-0, 6-2; 2. Emma Muller, GRG, over Emma Abbey 6-2, 6-1; 3. Sam Zimmerman, EGF, over Abbey Zimmer 6-2, 1-6, 10-6; 4. Alyssa Ohman, GRG, over Chloe Svendsen 6-3, 6-4

Doubles

1. Kate Cantera-Erin Bowman, EGF, over Molly Pierce-Emma Moran 6-4, 6-1; 2. Emma Farder-Morgan McDonald, EGF, over Natalie Wick-Rylee Thomsen 6-3, 6-0; 3. Kaitlin Polley-Karlee Walsh, EGF, over Molly Dick-Avery Nisser 6-1, 6-0

Prep volleyball
Late Tuesday

Clearbrook-Gonvick def. Win-E-Mac 16-25, 26-24, 25-12, 9-25, 15-10

Prep football

Class 11A

1. Velva-DAG (18 first-place votes) 94

2. Kindred (1) 75

3. Dickinson Trinity 46

4. Langdon-E-M 36

5. Bottineau 11

Others receiving votes: Shiloh Christian, Central Cass, Bowman County, Lisbon

Class 9A

1. New Salem-Almont (13) 85

2. North Prairie (5) 72

3. Sargent County 52

4. Westhope-Newburg 28

5. South Border (1) 26

Prep cross country

Class A boys

1. Bismarck High; 2. Williston; 3. GF Red River; 4. Bismarck Century; 5. Minot

Class A boys individuals

1. Owen Sondag, Fargo North; 2. Thomas Haskins, Williston; 3. Parker Hintz, Bismarck; 4. Owen Hintz, Bismarck; 5. Quinn Carroll, Shanley; 6. Tyler Wahl, Bismarck; 7. Breydyn Schabsz, Century; 8. Gavyn Graham, Century; 9. Elijah Dafoe, GF Red River; 10. Dawson Balzer, Bismarck

Class B boys

1. Bowman County; 2. New Town; 3. Kindred; 4. Hillsboro-Central Valley; 5. Rugby

Other teams receiving votes: Standing Rock

Class B boys individuals

1. Taylor Wanner, Bowman County; 2. Keaton Olson, Kindred; 3. Lander Lahtinen, New Town; 4. Christian Brist, Hillsboro-Central Valley; 5. Jonah Njos, Bowman County; 6. Lance Bradley, Standing Rock; 7. Elija Deck, Kindred; 8. Owen Johnson, Northern Cass; 9. Jekori Dahlen, Killdeer; 10. Lucas Dahl, Kindred

Class A girls

1. Williston; 2. GF Red River; 3. Bismarck High; 4. Fargo Davies; 5. Bismarck Century

Other teams receiving votes: Bismarck Legacy

Class A girls individuals

1. Reagan Berg, Valley City; 2. Jocelyn Schiller, GF Red River; 3. Cambree Moss, Williston; 4. Emmi Ihry, GF Central; 5. Dru Zander, Williston; 6. Kinley Steckler, Davies; 7. Angela Wold, Williston; 8. Bayla Weigel, Bismarck; 9. Ava Parks, GF Red River; 10. Greta Goven, Valley City

Class B girls

1. Rugby; 2. Bowman County; 3. Hillsboro-Central Valley; 4. Pembina County North; 5. Central Cass

Other teams receiving votes: Kindred, Killdeer

Class B girls individuals

1. Brynn Hanson, Des Lacs Burlington; 2. Addie Miller, Killdeer; 3. Evyn Jacobson, Rugby; 4. Mara Kempel, Lisbon; 5. Lily Kaldor, Hillsboro-Central Valley; 6. Kenadie Pazdernik, Carrington; 7. Mya Kaldor, Hillsboro-Central Valley; 8. Abby Hardensen, Killdeer; 9. Peyton Gette, Kindred; 10. Mashae Miller, Kenmare-Bowbells-Burke

College football

Aug. 31 – at Iowa State

Sept. 7 – vs. Montana

Sept. 14 – vs. Idaho State

Sept. 21 – vs. San Diego

Sept. 28 – vs. Murray State

Oct. 5 – at North Dakota State

Oct. 12 – bye

Oct. 19 – vs. Northern Iowa

Oct. 26 – at Youngstown State

Nov. 2 – at Indiana State

Nov. 9 – vs. South Dakota State

Nov. 16 – vs. South Dakota

Nov. 23 – at Illinois State

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South Dakota Democratic delegates unanimously endorse Harris as presidential pick • South Dakota Searchlight

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4 hours ago

July 23, 2024

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South Dakota Democratic delegates unanimously endorse Harris as presidential pick • South Dakota Searchlight

The South Dakota delegates to the Democratic National Convention met virtually Monday night and voted unanimously to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris as their nominee in the 2024 presidential race.

South Dakota Democrats hopeful, not yet ready to endorse Harris as presidential nominee

In voting to endorse Harris, South Dakota Democrats fell in line with other state and national Democratic leaders who quickly followed the lead from President Joe Biden, who dropped out of the 2024 race via social media Sunday afternoon and endorsed Harris as his successor shortly thereafter.

Democrats in Nebraska, Maryland, Florida, New Hampshire, Alabama, North Carolina and Virginia were among the states where Democrats backed Harris as of Monday evening.

Harris has also picked up endorsements from key leaders at the national level. California Gov. Gavin Newsom, mentioned as a possible Democratic contender himself, endorsed Harris quickly on Sunday. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi endorsed Harris Monday. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries had not endorsed Harris as of Monday evening, but Jeffries said earlier in the day that Harris had “excited the House Democratic Caucus and she’s exciting the country.”

Late Monday evening, the New York Times, CNN and other national media organizations reported that Harris had secured the backing of more than the 1,976 delegates needed to win the nomination in the first round of voting at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago next month. The news came by way of a poll from The Associated Press, which broke the story.

The poll listed 2,668 delegates pledged to Harris and 54 undecided as of 10 p.m. CST Monday.

The Democratic National Committee will move forward with the process to formally nominate a presidential candidate Wednesday when its Rules Committee meets in a public virtual session amid ongoing efforts to set up a virtual roll call vote ahead of the convention next month in Chicago, according to reporting from States Newsroom.

South Dakota Democrats backed Biden with around 75% of the vote in the state’s June 4 primary. In a news release, the South Dakota Democratic Party announced that its 20 voting delegates to the August convention had voted unanimously to back Harris.

“We thank President Biden for his leadership throughout his career and for choosing Kamala Harris four years ago to be his Vice President,” said Delegate Chair Jessica Meyers. “Harris has proven that she is more than equipped to take on the Presidency and we as a delegation are looking forward to casting the official vote for her.”

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Tuesday is Military Appreciation Day at the ND State Fair

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11 hours ago

July 22, 2024

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Tuesday is Military Appreciation Day at the ND State Fair

MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) – This is a reminder for servicemembers and their families that the North Dakota State Fair is continuing its long-standing tradition of honoring those who serve with a special Military Appreciation Day on Tuesday.

Military members and their families can enjoy lunch from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the north festival tent.

The event is sponsored by the N.D. Beef Commission, N.D. Stockmen’s Association, and N.D. CattleWomen.

They can also enjoy free carnival rides from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., half-off unlimited ride wristbands, and $2 off go-cart rides.

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Applications now available for 2024 North Dakota swan license

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18 hours ago

July 22, 2024

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Applications now available for 2024 North Dakota swan license

BISMARCK – Hunters can now apply for a 2024 North Dakota swan license

on the Game and Fish Department’s website

at gf.nd.gov, the department said Monday, July 22.

North Dakota residents and nonresidents are eligible to apply. The resident swan license is $10, while the nonresident fee is $30. The application deadline is Aug. 21.

North Dakota’s statewide tundra swan hunting season opens Sept. 28, and 2,200 licenses are available. Successful applicants will receive a tag to take one swan during the season. Since swans are classified as waterfowl, nonresidents may hunt them only during the period their nonresident waterfowl license is valid.

All swan hunters, regardless of age, are required to have a general game and habitat license when applying. In addition, nonresidents must have a waterfowl license, and residents 16 and older need a small game or combination license.

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