September 28, 2012 in Pierce County Herald
Spring Valley High School’s girls cross country team, ranked No. 13 in the state was near-perfect in winning its own invitational meet Thursday. Continue Reading
September 21, 2012 in Pierce County Herald
Spring Valley’s Breanna Colbenson ran in the Durand Invitational prep cross country Thursday, comfortably winning first place in a time of 15:00. Continue Reading
October 22, 2011 in Grand Forks Herald
Hillsboro’s rise to prominence is complete. The Burros had three runners in the top 20 en route to a championship showing at the North Dakota state Class B girls cross country meet Saturday at Rose Creek Golf Course. Continue Reading
October 19, 2011 in Grand Forks Herald
A year ago, Hillsboro had two runners on its girls cross country team.
Now the Burros have a region championship trophy. Hillsboro takes some momentum into the North Dakota Class B state meet Saturday in Fargo after winning the Class B East Region title last Saturday. The Burros were ranked fifth in the final state coaches’ poll. Continue Reading
October 8, 2011 in Grand Forks Herald
The unbeaten Grand Forks Red River volleyball team served notice that it’s the team to beat in North Dakota on Saturday by topping two of the best teams from the West Region Bismarck Century and Dickinson at the Fargo tournament. Continue Reading
October 1, 2011 in Grand Forks Herald
Central senior wins GF InvitationalDisappointments of the past have turned into incentive for Paul Shafer. The Grand Forks Central senior ran under 17 minutes for the fourth consecutive race Saturday, winning the boys division of the Grand Forks Invitational cross country meet. Continue Reading
September 24, 2011 in Grand Forks Herald
The graduation losses of all-state players haven’t slowed down the offense of the East Grand Forks Senior High girls soccer team. Continue Reading
September 23, 2011 in Grand Forks Herald
Josh Ripley wasn’t concerned about his race time after seeing Lakeville South’s Mark Paulauskas’ lower leg covered in blood. “You could tell something was wrong,” said the 16-year-old, a junior at Andover High School. But they were on the backside of the Applejack Invite 5-kilometer race – a spot where there are no spectators, no coaches, no one to help. Continue Reading
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