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Women’s soccer: UND upsets New Jersey TechBy Herald Staff Report , November 06, 2009
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Geoffrion, Badgers skate by MinnesotaBy Herald Wire Report , November 06, 2009
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Football: Sioux named to honor teamBy Herald Staff Reports , November 05, 2009
'It's just horrible': Emotional prayer service held for dead Dickinson students
Hundreds attended a prayer service to honor the lives of Dickinson State University students and softball players Kyrstin Gemar, Ashley Neufeld and Afton Williamson, whose bodies were found inside Gemar’s submerged Jeep Cherokee on Tuesday afternoon in a stock pond northwest of Dickinson.
By Dustin Monke , November 04, 2009
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UND’s Erin Joki and Lindsay Vortherms were recognized Tuesday by the Great West Conference for their efforts in leading UND to a five-set win over Utah Valley on Saturday, which vaulted the Sioux into first place in the conference standings.By Herald Staff Reports , November 03, 2009
Police refuse to speculate on what might have happened to missing students
UPDATED 5:03 P.M.Dive teams found no trace of three missing college softball players during a search Tuesday of a North Dakota lake where the women often went star gazing as authorities focused on tracing two cell phone calls made just before the three disappeared.
By Blake Nicholson , November 03, 2009
Ex-NDSU sports info director appeals age bias case to Supreme Court
George Ellis is asking for a reinstatement of a Cass County judge’s 2006 order, which awarded Ellis more than $250,000 in damages.
By The Forum , November 03, 2009
UND stuns No. 18 Cal Poly
UND coach Chris Mussman tried to avoid it, but he couldn’t. His happy players tracked him down near midfield and gave him the Gatorade bath.
Mussman had no change of clothes but he had no complaints, either, after UND stunned No. 18 Cal Poly 31-17 on Saturday in the Alerus Center before 6,711 fans — the smallest regular-season crowd to watch the Sioux play indoors in Grand Forks.
By Wayne Nelson , October 31, 2009
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October 31, 2009
UND women's hockey: Wiebe explodes against SCSU 
Sioux post overtime win
By Herald Staff Report , October 30, 2009
WCHA men's roundup
Gophers find some offense
By Herald Staff Reports , October 30, 2009
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Women’s soccer: Cal State Bakersfield 2, UND 1, 2OT
By Herald Staff Reports , October 30, 2009
Interim NDSU president has fond memories of playing days
When Dick Hanson, 59, thinks of North Dakota State University football, he can’t help but think of success. He played in three bowl games in his three years in 1968, 1969 and 1970. There were back-to-back national championships in ’68 and ’69. And they played outdoors. "I'm an old guy," NDSU's coming interim president said. "I think of football as an outside sport."
By Jeff Kolpack , October 30, 2009
UND women's basketball: Bagaason shoots Sioux past Jimmies
Senior guard scores game-high 23 points in UND’s first outingKayla Bagaason filled a void Thursday night with 23 points on 9 of 13 shooting to lead UND to an 86-56 exhibition victory over Jamestown College at the Betty Engelstad Sioux Center.
By Tom Miller , October 29, 2009
UND women's hockey: Carrying the torch
Burnt building indirectly leads Roy to Sioux, where New Brunswick product has become one of team’s top offensive threats
By Brad Elliott Schlossman , October 29, 2009
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OUR VOICES Interesting stuff out of Omaha
New Nebraska-Omaha athletic director Trev Alberts didn't take long to start thinking big. The Omaha World Herald has a story on Alberts' view for the future, which includes Omaha making the Division I leap. The Omaha World Herald also touches on Digger Anderson and Bobby Stroup. Anderson,
Posted by: Tom Miller on Aug 24, 2009 at 3:02 PM | Tom's TakeOUR VOICES Gusto returns with triumph
Former East Grand Forks coach Steve Gust ruined North Dakota State's baseball home opener Wednesday at Newman Outdoor Field. Gust, who now coaches Dakota Wesleyan, led his crew to an 18-14 win over the Bison. It wasn't pretty by any means, with Wesleyan spotting NDSU nine runs in the first inning.
Posted by: Tom Miller on Apr 16, 2009 at 10:45 AM | Tom's Take
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