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WWCS baseball season ends
Many WWCS baseball players were recognized at the end of their 2018 season. For their team awards, Nolan Teigen was named WWCS Most Valuable Player.
Spillway remains closed
As the level of Lake Sakakawea rose, so did the number of phone calls to the Riverdale U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ office during the past week.
Seven to play college athletics
Lauren Koski, Trevor Schreiner, Alexis Waldren, Hayle Boechler, Cameron Hall, Dan Olson and Dakota Harrison have all signed letters of intent to play college sports starting in 2018. Read about each of the local athletes in a special feature in this week’s Leader-News. Stories and photos on pages 14-15.
Waldren, Neustel make podium
Two Southern McLean athletes fought their way through some stiff competition this weekend, landing themselves on the podium at the 2018 State Track and Field meet.
13 heading to state
Thirteen Roughriders are heading to State competition in Bismarck this weekend, with both the boys and girls teams taking second at the region meet on Saturday.
WWCS misses the mark
It has proven to be a tough week for the Cardinals, who have faced some steep competition on the field and came up short in all three of their recent games.
Roughriders first, second in Underwood
The Roughrider boys won it boy a nose in Underwood last week, tying for first place in the Cougars-hosted track meet and beating out the second place team by just a single point.
Miners, Cardinals each take a win
Each of the teams fell on their home field but took the away game during a pair of Miner versus Cardinal softball games this week.
MLS blows out Cardinals
The Washburn Cardinals had a hard time rounding the bases on Monday, taking a goose egg in their first game against MLS/Glenburn/Kenmare/Bowbells.
Wilton Miner archers heading to nationals
Wilton’s elementary archery team is heading to Kentucky next month to take part in this year’s national competition after placing second in the state.
