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  • Lady Indians topple Rockets

    Gary Lindquist|Feb 3, 2020

    New Rockford-Sheyenne played a good first quarter of basketball, but Four Winds-Minnewaukan took over from there and defeated the locals by a final score of 69-36 in District 7 girls basketball action, played at Minnewaukan on Monday, Jan. 27. A basket by Hannah Haley tied the game at 5-5 with 5:50 left in the first. A trey by Dani Bjerke with 0:32 left gave the locals a 11-10 lead after one. Early in the second quarter, a bucket by Kayahna Hopfauf, put the locals up 13-10. The Lady Indians went on a 22-2 run to close out the half and led...

  • Rocket boys roll past Bearcats

    Gary Lindquist|Feb 3, 2020

    Most of the first quarter was quite close, but the locals pulled away from there and took control, defeating North Star by a final score of 84-49 in non-district boys basketball action, played here on Thursday, Jan. 23. A good crowd of Rocket fans were on hand. The Rockets led virtually all the way, and at all quarter stops, 23-11, 47-18, 68-30, and again won going away, by a final of 84-49. It was a good team effort all the way around by the locals. All 13 Rockets saw playing time and 11 got into the scoring column. At times North Star had tro...

  • Rockets best Hornets

    Gary Lindquist|Feb 3, 2020

    It was a hard-fought and fast-paced game as the Rockets defeated Harvey-Wells County by a final score of 65-45 in District 7 Boys Basketball action, played here on Tuesday, Jan. 28. New Rockford-Sheyenne led virtually all the way, and at all quarter stops, 21-13, 38-24, 49-38 and the locals gradually pulled away in the fourth and again came away with a 65-45 win. The Hornets are a very young team that could have a bright future. A very good crowd of Rocket fans were on hand. Tyson Tipton paced the visitors with 19 points. Bo Belquist and...

  • Tommies defeat Rockets in Thompson

    Feb 3, 2020

    It was very much of a hard-fought defensive battle for three quarters but the Tommies pulled away in the fourth and the defeated the locals, by a final score of 51-40, in non-district boys basketball action, played at Thompson, on Saturday, Jan. 25. The game was very close for most of the way. New Rockford-Sheyenne got into some foul trouble and did not shoot all that well from the field. Thompson is a good team although not as good as they have been in the past few years. The Rockets led 11-9 after one stanza, 19-17 at halftime, and it was...

  • N.D. State Class B Boys Basketball Poll- Jan. 27, 2020

    Feb 3, 2020

    North Dakota Class B Boys Basketball Poll for January 27, 2020...

  • 5 local hoopsters advance to regional free throw contest

    Feb 3, 2020

    The District 13 Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship was held Jan. 26 at Devils Lake. Girls and boys who won their local council contest were invited to compete in the district event. District 13 includes the towns of Devils Lake, Lakota, Carrington and New Rockford. New Rockford had 10 local winners, girls and boys ages 9 through 13, who participated in the shoot-off. Each contestant shot 25 free throws. The winners will advance to the regional shoot off in Valley City at a later date....

  • What it Takes: Award-winning taxidermist is self taught

    Oakley Brazil|Feb 3, 2020

    In the past year, I've talked to many different people about their careers. This year, though, I want to try to experience those careers too. After all, the best way of learning is through experience. This month I visited the studio of award-winning taxidermist Jamie Risovi. That's right, "Mr. Risovi" as he's known at New Rockford-Sheyenne School is more than a middle school teacher. He is a world-renowned taxidermist. Jamie's specialty is the white-tail deer, which are plentiful in this area....

  • Our Outdoors: On Target

    Nick Simonson|Feb 3, 2020

    The arrow barely hung from its tip stuck smack dab in the middle of the blue circle on the large black block 10 yards out from the line on the floor which my now six-year-old son straddled in the open shoot section of the archery range. If I didn’t see it myself, I wouldn’t have believed it, but there it was, flung by the half-draw of an excited little boy holding the beginner compound bow with a string so loose it had popped off the top cam just a few shots before. It was his seventh arrow eve...

  • Dakota Recreation Report: Feb. 03, 2020

    Patricia Stockdill|Feb 3, 2020

    Outdoor notes: *Ice is never completely safe. Avoid areas with vegetation, moving water, pressure ridges and springs. Check conditions as you go along on the ice. *Feb. 12: Spring turkey applications due. Go online to the ND Game & Fish Dept. website, (gf.nd.gov). Tournaments: *Feb. 8: Lake Ashtabula, Frettim Lake, Sand Lake. *Feb. 8: Lake Sakakawea, Pick City. Fishing: *Devils Lake elevation, Jan. 28: 1,448.97 feet above mean sea level (MSL). *Stump Lake elevation: 1,448.91 MSL. *Lake...

  • Bowling News: Feb. 03, 2020

    Feb 3, 2020

    Sunday Night Mixed Jan. 12, 2020 Hanson’s Bar..................;16-0 Farmers Union Oilers…14-2 CenDak............................10-6 Nodak Mutual Ins............8-8 Styles by Glenda.............0-16 Bye…………………….....0-0 High individual name: CenDak 695, Hanson’s Bar 692, Farmers Union Oilers 679. High individual series: CenDak 2042, Hanson’s Bar 1956, Farmers Union Oilers 1947. High individual game men: Mitch Haman 223, Kevin Johnson 220, Trucker Roberts 204. High individual series men: Trucker Robers 569, Kevin Johnson 562, Ron Dockter 546. H...

  • Winter fishing factors

    Nick Simonson, Dakota Edge Outdoors|Feb 3, 2020

    As January fades into memory and anglers eye up a faster bite as the back half of winter settles in, a number of conditions are at play which will help angling improve through the ice and provide a portent for what can be expected for spring and summer populations when waters open up. With dissolved oxygen and light penetration being significant items of concern, and forage not as much of an issue, North Dakota Game & Fish Department (NDG&F) Fisheries Management Supervisor Paul Bailey shares...

  • The Gotcha

    Nick Simonson, Dakota Edge Outdoors|Feb 3, 2020

    The Gotcha is another simple shrimp imitator for saltwater species that has become a secret weapon for slab crappies up north. With its shimmering krystal flash tail, gummy ribbing and flowy wing of fur and flash, the Gotcha can claim a top spot in any panfish box when spring arrives and to be without a selection of them from sizes six to two is to be without a compact, flashy offering that drives specks wild. Craft a few dozen up in the off season to be ready when the spawn hits in just a...