CAVALIER
SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT Riding the Beartooth Pass
Andrew is my friend. When I meet someone for the first time, I like to find out if we know the same people. With Andrew, this process started when I asked where he was from. Oh, Cavalier you say? I...
Posted on 4/29/12 at 5:16 PM
STAFF BLOG NIE ROCKS! Cavalier 4th grade students
The 4th grade students from Cavalier, N.D. came to visit us on Tuesday. They are pictured below in front of the press at the Grand Forks Herald Production Plant where the paper is printed. Some of stu...
Posted on 3/7/12 at 9:00 AM
BOYS BASKETBALL: Grafton wins Region 2 title 
Grafton won the Region 2 boys high school basketball tournament behind a stingy defense that held Cavalier to three points in the final 6:54.
By Herald staff report , February 24, 2011
Area prep notebook: Cavalier will be a challenge for stingy Grafton
High-scoring Cavalier averages 71.2 points a game and has been held to fewer than 60 points in a game only four times this season. Two of those games were against Grafton.
By Greg DeVillers , February 23, 2011
North Dakota Region 2 boys basketball tournament: Tornadoes tear on
Cavalier will meet Grafton for region championship
By Wayne Nelson , February 22, 2011
Smithsonian food exhibit coming to Cavalier, New Rockford
The North Dakota Humanities Council is sponsoring the "Key Ingredients: America by Food" exhibit in the state. Six North Dakota stops have been scheduled, plus stops in nine other states.
By Associated Press , January 31, 2011
College football: Familiarity a plus for Laqua
Steve Laqua believes he has one quality that gives him an edge in his quest to become the next Minnesota State Moorhead football coach: He knows the area.
By Eric Peterson , January 18, 2011
Area prep notebook: AAU teammates Chrest, Borowicz to face each other
A river, a state border and approximately 60 miles separate Brandon Chrest and Matt Borowicz. But the summertime teammates face the challenge of defending each other Friday.
By Greg DeVillers , January 12, 2011
Prep football: Bulldogs swarm Cavalier
Cavalier has never been held to zero points after the first quarter in a game this football season. Nor, for that matter, have the Tornadoes been scoreless after the second and third quarters.
That was before the Tornadoes ran into Milnor-North Sargent here Saturday afternoon.
By Greg DeVillers , November 06, 2010
N.D. Class A high school football playoffs: Keeping up the tradition
Cavalier trying to return to state title game for first time since 2005
By Greg DeVillers , November 02, 2010
N.D. football playoff roundup: Smith leads Cavalier to victory
Senior back scores four touchdowns in win
By Herald Staff Reports , October 30, 2010
N.D. Class A-AA football: Tornadoes handle high expectations
The Cavalier football players have nobody to blame but themselves for high expectations.
The Tornadoes take a 9-0 record into their 3 p.m. game today against visiting LaMoure-L-M in the opening round of the North Dakota Class A high school football playoffs.
By Greg DeVillers , October 22, 2010
Area games to watch: Balance means power for Cavalier offense
Sandy Laxdal isn’t quite sure how he would go about defending the potent Cavalier offense.
As the Tornadoes’ football coach, Laxdal is glad he doesn’t have that worry.
By Greg DeVillers , October 03, 2010
A visit from the secretary
Tom Vilsack drops in on eastern N.D. farmSecretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack made northeast North Dakota his first stop in the state since taking office as Barack Obama’s agriculture secretary. Vilsack landed in Grand Forks on Monday, visited with U.S. Department of Agriculture scientists, and then made his big stop of the day — a fundraiser for Rep. Earl Pomeroy, D-N.D., on Pat Mahar’s farm.
By Mikkel Pates , September 14, 2010
NDSU football: Cavalier’s Anderson keys Bison win at Kansas
The surgery to repair a bulging disk near his neck last fall left Matt Anderson’s North Dakota State football career in limbo. Last weekend, the senior linebacker showed his team what it was missing.
By Jeff Kolpack , September 10, 2010
Cavalier, N.D., puck place proves to be political football
The Cavalier (N.D.) Arena has become something of a fast-moving hockey puck in the latest game of economic development in this Pembina County community of 1,500.
While there’s been no scoring yet, a special Cavalier City Council meeting in the next few weeks could determine just how much momentum the home team has gained.
By Kevin Bonham , September 10, 2010
Area high school games to watch this week: Mack a hit on both sides of the line
Senior leads Cavalier into matchup against Rugby
By Greg DeVillers , September 05, 2010
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