MSU requests help finding uniforms
The Minot State University women's basketball team has been missing its new game uniforms since returning from a Minnesota road trip on Dec. 15.
MSU coach Sheila Green Gerding said two sets of uniforms in a white mesh bag were left outside the MSU Dome, but have gone missing.
She asks that anyone with information about the uniforms call the athletic department at 858-3041. She also said anyone with access to the jerseys can leave them inside the door of the dome, no questions asked.
The Beavers (5-3 overall, 2-3 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference) are preparing to play a home nonconference game against Brandon University (Manitoba) at 3 p.m. Sunday.
"For us it's just a way for us to gear back and get ready for conference play," Green Gerding said. "Get back into game shape a little bit before our next road trip."
Brandon is 0-10 on the season, but has won five exhibition games against two-year colleges.
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MHS takes second at Mandan Pentathlon
MANDAN - Bismarck Century's Dylan Sether powered his team to the Mandan Pentathlon title Friday at the Mandan Aquatic Center.
The senior won all five swimming events at the meet - the 50-yard freestyle, the 100 freestyle, the 100 backstroke, the 100 breaststroke and the 100 butterfly - as Century edged Minot 224-208. Mandan finished third with 120 points.
Minot had three second-place finishers in Gerald Brown (1 minute, 1.28 seconds in the 100 backstroke), Ethan Bahl (1:02.74, 100 breaststroke) and Zdenek Skalicky (57.46, 100 butterfly).
The Magicians compete again on Jan. 4 in a meet at Fargo North.
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Minot tops Minnesota hockey team
ROSEAU, Minn. - Matt Flom scored two goals, Quinn Fuchs tallied four assists and the Minot High School boys hockey team beat Lake of the Woods (Minn.) 4-1 Friday.
The Magicians (6-3), who play for fifth place in the tournament at 10:30 a.m. today, once again sent several pucks at the opposing goaltender. While Coon Rapids (Minn.) goalie Zack St. John stopped 42 saves in Minot's 1-0 defeat Thursday, Lake of the Woods's Cody Nelson wasn't quite as fortunate.
Flom scored a first-period goal. Daylen Benjamin followed with a score in the second. In the third, Fuchs collected his third and fourth assists, the last on Flom's second goal.
"They found success by just getting pucks to the net," Minot coach Chad Burckhard said. "They're our leaders and guys we count on to get it done. Fortunately, today they did for us."
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Hagler reaches 2,000-point milestone
North Star senior Jacob Hagler surpassed the career 2,000-point mark Thursday in the Bearcats' win over Dupree (S.D.).
With less than a minute remaining in the first quarter, the star guard hit two free throws to reach the milestone. Hagler finished with 28 points - pushing his career total to 2,017 - in No. 2 North Star's 58-53 victory against Dupree, the fifth-ranked team in South Dakota Class B.
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East Grand Forks handles Minot High
CROOKSTON, Minn. - East Grand Forks' CoCo Piche netted a hat trick and goaltender Madi Galstad made 38 saves as the Green Wave defeated the Minot High School girls hockey team 7-2 at the Crookston (Minn.) Tournament on Friday.
EGF scored the first three goals of the game before MHS senior Jessie Kongelf put the Majettes on the board at 2:48 of the second period.
But the Green Wave pulled away with goals by Piche and Haley Mack. EGF chased MHS goaltender Karlee Galvin in the second period after scoring five goals on 13 shots. Sydney Swanson came in and finished with 27 saves.
Angie Lothspeich scored the Majettes' other goal at 8:55 of the third period.
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Minot thumps Grand Forks Central
GRAND FORKS - The Minot High School boys basketball team got 23 points from Caleb Albertson and 13 from Brandon Van Dusen in a 76-44 win at Grand Forks Central on Friday.
Magicians coach Dean Winczewski said his team's offensive touch from the perimeter was absent. But No. 2 Minot was able to successfully get the ball inside the lane in the win.
"We did a better job of getting the ball through to the post and getting it into the lane and attacking them," Winczewski said. "Our kids did a good job of adjusting."
Minot plays at Grand Forks Red River at 6 p.m. today.
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Dayne Haman still alive in Fargo tournament
FARGO - After day one of the "Rumble on the Red" tournament, Minot senior wrestler Dayne Haman is the only Magician in contention for a championship.
Minot currently sits in 30th in a field of 65 teams from five states. Demetreus Roby and Cody Haugen are eligible for placement in their weight classes.
"If you know wrestling, you know this is one of the biggest, nastiest tournaments around," MHS coach Nolan Spooner said. "It is just a grinder."
Haman faces West Fargo's Preston Lehmann in the 182-pound semifinals. Action resumes today at 9 a.m. at the Fargodome.
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Tauros down Brookings in penalty affair
The Minot Minotauros sit alone in third place in the NAHL Central Division after knocking off Brookings 4-2 on Friday at Maysa Arena.
Trailing 2-1 late in the second period, the Tauros scored three unanswered goals in the game's final 25 minutes.
The game was marred by penalties as the teams combined for 30 penalties totaling 108 minutes and included two penalty shots - one for each team. Both teams failed to convert.
The Tauros host Brookings tonight at 7:35.
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