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UND coach Gene Roebuck announced Thursday that sophomore Kirstie Gillett and redshirt freshman Jenna Gillett have voluntarily left the program.

By Herald Staff Report , November 19, 2009

Four Sioux get all- conference honors

The UND volleyball team had four players receive all-Great West Conference honors Thursday.

By Herald Staff Report , November 19, 2009

No. 24 Minnesota tops Utah Valley

Freshman Rodney Williams had 17 points, six rebounds and four steals in his first career start, helping 24th-ranked Minnesota pull away from Utah Valley in the second half of a 76-51 victory on Thursday.

By Dave Campbell , November 19, 2009

Idalski to connect with past players

About a year and a half ago, a few former UND women’s hockey players approached coach Brian Idalski with the idea of a scrimmage between alumni and the current team.

By Brad Elliott Schlossman , November 19, 2009

Sioux senior Britta Hanson fulfills a dream

Britta Hanson remembers being a little girl looking up to the older girls on the volleyball court in Thompson, N.D.

By Brittany Brevik , November 19, 2009

UND, Denver two models of consistency

Maintaining success in college hockey isn’t easy these days, even for the sport’s giants.

By Brad Elliott Schlossman , November 19, 2009

College clipboard: volleyball ... men's basketball

Katie Miedtke has signed a National Letter of Intent to play volleyball at the University of Minnesota-Crookston.

By Herald Staff Reports , November 18, 2009

Key players could be out for UND and DU

The country’s marquee series this weekend may be missing three of the country’s marquee players.

By Brad Elliott Schlossman , November 18, 2009

Wyoming rolls past Sioux

UND started the day with eight healthy players ready to take on Wyoming, a team from the Mountain West Conference that had rolled past its two previous opponents.

By Wayne Nelson , November 18, 2009

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volleyball: Sioux recruit signs LOI

By Herald staff reports , November 17, 2009

College clipboard: women's basketball

Dierdre Naughton scored 20 points and topped 1,000 points in her DePaul career and the No. 17 Blue Demons beat North Dakota State on Sunday night.

By Associated Press , November 15, 2009

BSU hammers Gophers

Bemidji State doesn’t join the Western Collegiate Hockey Association until next season, but the Beavers arrived on Sunday.

By Associated Press , November 15, 2009

No sniff of an upset for Sioux

The UND women’s basketball team lacked inside scoring, turned the ball over too much and struggled from the free-throw line.

By Herald Staff Report , November 15, 2009

Boise State’s second-half surge drops 0-3 Sioux

Through three games at the Grizzly Classic, the UND men’s basketball team has learned it can be tough to put together two good halves against strong Division I opponents.

By Herald Staff Report , November 15, 2009

Bison get back on track

On a quiet, but autumn-looking day in western Indiana, North Dakota State’s West Coast offense came alive. It took until the 10th game of the season but the Bison finally looked as advertised.

By Herald Staff and Wire Reports , November 14, 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 Take

OUR 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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