FARGO, N.D. — Tony Paper took over a Shanley boys basketball program that was in shambles halfway through the season. Previous head coach Andrew Burns and some of his assistants were called to resign after practice by parents after a 23-point loss to Davies. Paper came in and immediately turned things around. The Deacons won three out of four games…
GRAND FORKS, N.D.– (UND Athletics) For the first time since 2001, a University of North Dakota head hockey coach has won the Spencer Penrose CCM/AHCA Division I Men’s Coach of the Year Award as Brad Berry completed the sweep of coaching awards. He was also earlier named the NCHC Coach of the Year, the USCHO Coach of the Year and was named College…
FARGO, N.D. — In December, after five seasons as Davies head football coach, Jason Thielges decided to retire. Four months later, the eagles found their next head coach and didn’t have to go too far to find him. Wayne Werremeyer, whose been an assistant at Davies under Thielges is taking over. Werremeyer has plenty of coaching experience at the high…
FARGO, N.D. — The North Dakota Legionnares Committee made the decision late Thursday to cancel the upcoming summer baseball season. That decision was met with backlash from clubs all over the state causing the association to go back on their original plan and wait until April 20th to make an official one. One of the biggest advocates for reconsideration of…
FARGO, N.D. — On Friday night during Sports Extra, the KVRR Sports team announced the next two nominees for the Play of the Academic Year bracket. This week, we move on to the hockey region of the bracket. Fargo South-Shanley’s Alex Senf and his Hat Trick against Sheyenne moves on with 67 percent of the votes. Congrats to Senf and the…
FARGO, N.D. — Fargo South-Shanley and West Fargo boys hockey are the third pair of Play of the Week winners from this season to go head-to-head in KVRR’s Play of the Year bracket. First up from the Bruins, Alex Senf recorded a hat trick in the first period against Sheyenne on the week of December 9th. It’s up against a…
FARGO, ND – The North Dakota High School Activities Association is moving toward new guidelines that would impact how Football teams categorize, the introduction of Girls Wrestling, and more. Executive Director, Matt Fetch spoke with KVRR about the alterations. Categories: High School, Top Sports Headlines Tags: Matt Fetch, ND Football, NDHSAA, North Dakota High School, North Dakota High School Football
FARGO, N.D. — Former North Dakota State Linebacker Jabril Cox has announced the team he will play for next season after entering the transfer portal making the decision on social media. After ending his Bison career as an FCS Champion, the senior heads to the 2020 FBS Champions LSU. The Kansas City, Mo. native had interests from programs all around…
MOORHEAD, Minn. — It’s a homecoming of sorts for Tyler Bormann. The 2006 Concordia College graduate has accepted the position of head men’s basketball coach for the Cobbers and is thrilled to be heading back to his alma mater. “It was not so much getting back to the college level specifically, it was about Concordia College,” Bormann said. “It was…
FARGO, N.D — North Dakota State Baseball was just about to open up Summit League play on the road at Omaha before the news of cancellation of the remainder of spring sports came down due to COVID-19. The Bison had eight seniors who saw their collegiate careers come to a possible end including shortstop Bennett Hostetler. “We got a text…
