PREP SPORTS
Minnesota Section 8AAA finals: Pequot Lakes runs past Perham for title
By Greg DeVillers , November 06, 2009
North Daktoa 9-man playoffs: Triple-threat backfield
Mayo, McLean and Grothmann have Hillsboro grounding out winsBy Greg DeVillers , November 06, 2009
Minnesota football: Fosston downs W-A-O
Warren-Alvarado-Oslo had to forfeit its regular-season high school football game against Fosston earlier this year because the team was hit hard by the flu bug. The Greyhounds showed Friday what Warren-Alvarado-Oslo missed the first time around.By Tom Miller , November 06, 2009
Minnesota football: Ada-Borup rolls to win
The Cougars scored 43 first-half points and steamrolled Waubun 50-6 at the Alerus Center to advance to their second-straight Minnesota state 9-man tournament.By Tom Miller , November 06, 2009
Minnesota football: Storm back on top
The low point for J.J. Safranski’s football career came last season. He was a starting defensive back on a Stephen-Argyle football team that lost in the section championship game to Kittson County Central — a setback that ended the Storm streaks of 12 straight section titles, 76 straight wins and five straight state championships.
By Greg DeVillers , November 06, 2009
Minnesota high school football playoffs: Lohmiller now getting his kicks as a coach
Former NFL kicker leads Pequot Lakes into section championshipBy Tom Miller , November 06, 2009
Prep volleyball: Roughriders rolling into postseason
Top-seeded Red River ends regular season with sweep of Central
By Brittany Brevik, Herald Staff Writer , November 05, 2009
Prep football: At a glance
North Prairie and Langdon-Munich capsulesNovember 03, 2009
Prep football: Dinius, Nelson will meet often in state semifinal
Several good players will be on the field when Langdon-Munich hosts North Prairie at 1:30 p.m. in the semifinals of the North Dakota Class A high school football playoffs. Both teams are 9-1; such gaudy records in football aren’t accomplished with one-player teams. But Nelson and Dinius are two key playmakers on opposite sides of the line of scrimmage.By Greg DeVillers , November 03, 2009
Tuesday's prep clipboard
Grand Forks Red River locked up the East Region regular season title Tuesday with a 25-22, 25-13, 25-15 win over Devils Lake. Red River improved to 24-3 overall and 12-1 in the region.By Herald Staff Reports , November 03, 2009
Saturday's prep football playoff results
October 31, 2009
Section 8 9-man football playoffs: Storm finish strong 
Stephen-Argyle controls fourth quarter to beat Goodridge-Grygla
By Tom Miller , October 31, 2009
Greater Grand Forks prep notebook: Red River junior gives a verbal to Sioux volleyball
Emily Asche had 192 kills last season
October 31, 2009
N.D. prep football playoffs: North Prairie, Langdon-Munich to meet in state semis
North Prairie erases 18-point deficit in win over Cavalier
By Herald Staff Reports , October 31, 2009
High school football playoffs: Defensive gem helps Devils Lake to victory
Firebirds open playoffs with third straight shutout
By Greg DeVillers , October 31, 2009
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OUR VOICES 200-pitch hurlers meet again
Warroad's Lars Anderson and Thief River Falls' Cody Conners can't get enough of each other. The two area pitchers, who each threw more than 200 pitches in a May 30th game during the high school baseball season, matched up again Thursday night in an American Legion game. This wasn't a 13-innin
Posted by: Tom Miller on Jun 12, 2009 at 11:02 AM | Tom's TakeOUR VOICES MSHSL plans cutbacks
Updated: 11:57 a.m. As was discussed on this blog in March, the Minnesota State High School League has been looking at ways to save some money. This story on the Grand Forks Herald Web site today lays out some of the planned changes. They include: The board agreed Monday to ban any round tr
Posted by: Tom Miller on Jun 9, 2009 at 11:25 AM | Tom's TakeOUR VOICES Story of Warroad pitcher has legs
The story in Tuesday's Grand Forks Herald sports page about a Warroad pitcher who threw 201 pitches over 13 innings while his Thief River Falls counterpart threw 204 has drawn national attention. - The Star Tribune wrote about it. And Michael Rand blogged about it. - Deadspin picked it up. -
Posted by: Tom Miller on Jun 3, 2009 at 11:25 AM | Tom's TakeOUR VOICES How many is too many?
In today's Grand Forks Herald sports page, we had a story on Warroad senior Lars Anderson who threw all 13 innings of a postseason game against Thief River Falls, tossing 201 pitches. Anderson also mashed the game-winning walk-off home run to give the Warriors a 5-3 victory. The Star Tribune also h
Posted by: Tom Miller on Jun 2, 2009 at 10:36 AM | Tom's TakeOUR VOICES It looks like wood bats are here to stay
On the final day of the East Region baseball tournament in Grand Forks on Saturday, I asked a handful of coaches about North Dakota's switch from metal to wood bats, which began i
OUR VOICES N.D. Class A all-state boys basketball
North Dakota Associated Press Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association announced the Class A all-state team on Wednesday. It's loaded with youngsters, including Grand Forks Red River's Luke Schreiner. First team Luke Schreiner, junior, Red River Bryant Friskop, senior, Wahpeton Brent Qvale, s
Posted by: Tom Miller on Mar 26, 2009 at 3:02 PM | Tom's TakeOUR VOICES All-state girls basketball team
The North Dakota Associated Press Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association named the all-state girls basketball team on Tuesday. Caitlin Farroh of Grand Forks Central was among the second team honorees. Here's a link to the Grand Forks Herald story on the selections. It features Mandan's A
Posted by: Tom Miller on Mar 25, 2009 at 10:50 AM | Tom's Take
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