KHRT SPORTS – FRIDAY – 05/24/24
MINOT, ND – The Minot High girls tennis team won the Team Dual competition at the West Region Tournament for the third straight year and the sixth time in the last seven. The individual portion of the tournament will be held today and Saturday.
High School Girls Tennis
West Region Tournament – Minot
West Region Tournament – Minot
Team Dual Competition
First Round
#1 Minot High def. #8 Bismarck High, 5-0
#4 Bismarck Century def. #5 Dickinson, 3-2
#2 Bismarck Legacy def. #7 Williston, 5-0
#3 Mandan def. #6 Bismarck St. Mary’s, 4-1
#1 Minot High def. #8 Bismarck High, 5-0
#4 Bismarck Century def. #5 Dickinson, 3-2
#2 Bismarck Legacy def. #7 Williston, 5-0
#3 Mandan def. #6 Bismarck St. Mary’s, 4-1
Loser Out
#8 Bismarck High def. #5 Dickinson, 4-1
#7 Williston def. #6 Bismarck St. Mary’s, 4-1
Semifinal
#1 Minot High def. #4 Bismarck Century, 5-0
#2 Bismarck Legacy def. #3 Mandan, 3-2
#8 Bismarck High def. #5 Dickinson, 4-1
#7 Williston def. #6 Bismarck St. Mary’s, 4-1
Semifinal
#1 Minot High def. #4 Bismarck Century, 5-0
#2 Bismarck Legacy def. #3 Mandan, 3-2
State Qualifier
#3 Mandan def. #8 Bismarck High, 4-1
#4 Bismarck Century def. #7 Williston, 4-1
Championship
#1 Minot High def. #2 Bismarck Legacy, 4-1
#3 Mandan def. #8 Bismarck High, 4-1
#4 Bismarck Century def. #7 Williston, 4-1
Championship
#1 Minot High def. #2 Bismarck Legacy, 4-1
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High School Baseball
Class A
Class A
West Region Tournament – Corbett Field in Minot
First Round
#6 Williston def. #3 Dickinson, 4-3
#2 Bismarck Legacy def. #7 Jamestown, 2-1
#5 Mandan def. #4 Bismarck Century, 11-6
#1 Minot High def. #8 Bismarck High, 14-4
#6 Williston def. #3 Dickinson, 4-3
#2 Bismarck Legacy def. #7 Jamestown, 2-1
#5 Mandan def. #4 Bismarck Century, 11-6
#1 Minot High def. #8 Bismarck High, 14-4
Today’s schedule
Loser Out
#3 Dickinson vs #7 Jamestown, 11 am
#4 Bismarck Century vs #8 Bismarck High, 1:30 pm
Semifinal
#2 Bismarck Legacy vs #6 Williston, 4 pm
#1 Minot High vs #5 Mandan, 6:30 pm
#3 Dickinson vs #7 Jamestown, 11 am
#4 Bismarck Century vs #8 Bismarck High, 1:30 pm
Semifinal
#2 Bismarck Legacy vs #6 Williston, 4 pm
#1 Minot High vs #5 Mandan, 6:30 pm
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High School Girls Softball
Class A
Class A
West Region Tournament – Lyle “Trapper” Lawrence Field in Jamestown
First Round
#2 Dickinson def. #7 Williston, 8-2
#3 Mandan def. #6 Bismarck Legacy, 13-12
#1 Minot High def. #8 Bismarck Century, 10-3
#4 Bismarck High vs #5 Jamestown, (suspended due to weather. play resumes today with Bismarck leading 7-2 in the top of the 4th)
#2 Dickinson def. #7 Williston, 8-2
#3 Mandan def. #6 Bismarck Legacy, 13-12
#1 Minot High def. #8 Bismarck Century, 10-3
#4 Bismarck High vs #5 Jamestown, (suspended due to weather. play resumes today with Bismarck leading 7-2 in the top of the 4th)
Today’s schedule
Loser Out
#6 Bismarck Legacy vs #7 Williston, 30 min after
#8 Bismarck Century vs Bismarck/Jamestown loster, 30 min after
Semifinal
#2 Dickinson vs #3 Mandan, 30 min after
#1 Minot High vs Bismarck/Jamestown winner, 30 min after
#6 Bismarck Legacy vs #7 Williston, 30 min after
#8 Bismarck Century vs Bismarck/Jamestown loster, 30 min after
Semifinal
#2 Dickinson vs #3 Mandan, 30 min after
#1 Minot High vs Bismarck/Jamestown winner, 30 min after
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MINOT, ND – The State Track & Field Meet began on Thursday in Bismarck. On the first day Logan Conklin of Minot High won the Class A boys high jump with a leap of 6-feet, 8-inches. The meet is scheduled to continue today and Saturday at the MDU Resources Community Bowl in Bismarck.
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MINOT, ND – Pairings are set for the State Class A Baseball and Girls Softball Tournaments that will be held next Thursday through Saturday in Jamestown.
High School Baseball
Class B
Class B
State Tournament – Jack Brown Stadium in Jamestown
First Round (Thu, May 30)
#1 Thompson vs Surrey-Our Redeemers, 11:30 am
#4 Des Lacs-Burlington vs #5 New Rockford-Sheyenne, 35 min after
#2 Central Cass vs Washburn-Wilton-Center-Stanton, 4:30 pm
#3 Grafton vs Bottineau, 35 min after
#1 Thompson vs Surrey-Our Redeemers, 11:30 am
#4 Des Lacs-Burlington vs #5 New Rockford-Sheyenne, 35 min after
#2 Central Cass vs Washburn-Wilton-Center-Stanton, 4:30 pm
#3 Grafton vs Bottineau, 35 min after
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High School Girls Softball
Class B
Class B
State Tournament – Lyle “Trapper” Lawrence Field in Jamestown
First Round (Thu, May 30)
#2 Central Cass vs Renville County, 11 am
#3 Beulah vs Thompson, 35 min after
#1 May-Port-CG vs Velva-Drake-Anamoose, 4 pm
#4 Kindred-Richland vs #5 Des Lacs-Burlington/Lewis & Clark, 35 min after
#2 Central Cass vs Renville County, 11 am
#3 Beulah vs Thompson, 35 min after
#1 May-Port-CG vs Velva-Drake-Anamoose, 4 pm
#4 Kindred-Richland vs #5 Des Lacs-Burlington/Lewis & Clark, 35 min after
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MSU TRACK & FIELD
EMPORIA, Kan. (MSU) – Classes may be finished and the Class of 2024 has celebrated graduation, but for one Minot State student-athlete, there is still competitive work to be done. Beaver freshman Jasiah Hambira makes his debut at the NCAA Division II National Championships today with high expectations for himself as the newly crowned NSIC high jump champion is not ready to settle for just one medal this spring as he is set to compete Friday in the high jump at nationals. Earlier this month, Hambira enjoyed the best day of his young collegiate career clearing a career-best 7 feet, 0.25 inches at the NSIC Outdoor Championships, leaping past the rest of the conference for his first NSIC title. An all-time Minot State outdoor school record as well, the mark moved Hambira to No. 12 in the nation and locked up a first-ever trip to the NCAA National Outdoor Track and Field Championships hosted by Emporia State this weekend. Hambira, one of the nation’s best, will compete against the nation’s best today at 3:30 p.m. for a national championship and All-American honors. The top 12 finishers at nationals earn All-American honors. And it truly is a matter of who brings their best today as Eli Kosiba of Grand Valley State (Mich.) comes into the meet with the top mark this season of 7-5.75. He is one of nine high jumpers – including Hambira – who turned in their best performance of the spring in May, meaning Friday’s competition should be intense, and wide-open. A national title for Hambira would be a first-ever for Minot State in its NCAA Division II era, while a Top 12 finish for Hambira would make him the track and field program’s fifth NCAA All-American, joining the distinguished list of Leif Nelson (javelin, 2022 and 2023), Cody Schmidt (javelin, 2015), and Kirk Capdeville (pole vault, 2014).