Devils Lake coach Derek Gathman headed into Thursday’s game believing he had the perfect defensive plan against highly-ranked Fargo Shanley.
Devils Lake’s representation on the board of directors of the North Dakota High School Activities Association will continue as Jason Wiberg has been voted to fill an at-large position on the board representing Class A schools.
A local team of curlers will be representing the state and local community at the Junior National Curling Championships in Madison, WI on January 28 - February 4.
The optimistic smile that normally stretches across the face of David Zimmerman has been waning with each passing game.
FORT TOTTEN, N.D. — Austin Longie scored a game-high 23 points and was one of four players to reach double figures as Four Winds-Minnewaukan routed Standing Rock 83-56 on Saturday.
LEEDS, N.D. — That spark that began when Katelynn Engh gave her team the early lead in its game against Rolette-Wolford turned into a raging inferno by the time the dust had settled.
Devils Lake coach Justin Klein thought long and hard to find the words after watching his team drop a 67-58 decision to visiting Grand Forks Red River on Tuesday at the Devils Lake Sports Center.
MADDOCK, N.D. — Just days after rallying past North Sargent in a game at Class B Day in Devils Lake, New Rockford-Sheyenne found itself in a position that made a similar comeback unlikely.
A cold day in the Lake Region heated up in a big way as the Devils Lake Sports Center was the home of Class B basketball on Saturday.
The halftime speech delivered by Lake Region State College coach Duane Schwab must have been a doozy.
With a squad full of athletic players Lake Region State College coach Curt Herman has been patiently waiting to see his team put together a game he believes is well within reach.
ROLLA, N.D. — Sounding a lot like former Tampa Bay coach John McKay in describing the play of his Buccaneers in their infancy, North Star coach Mark Lindahl tried to sum up the play of his team.
The defensive show put on display on Saturday as Devils Lake defeated Grand Forks Central was noticeably absent on Tuesday and the results showed in a big way.
Devils Lake will once again be the site of two of the top basketball tournaments in North Dakota.
At some point it should have crossed the minds of Williston State College to guard Jessica Henningsgard.
Free throws have a way of being a blessing for teams struggling to find wins.
Andrew Whalen wasted little time in explaining where this basket ranked.
Tailgate planned for Saturday’s basketball
doublheader vs. Knights
There will be a tailgate on Saturday at Devils Lake High School.
The event, sponsored by Lake Region State College and Pepsi, will get under way at 4 p.m. in the school commons area. Barbeques and chips will be served, along with Pepsi products.
The DLHS boys and girls will both take on Grand Forks Central that day. The girls game is scheduled to begin at 5:15 p.m. and the boys contest is slated to tip off at 7 p.m.
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