As expected, the Philadelphia Eagles selected former North Dakota St. quarterback Carson Wentz 2nd overall in Thursday’s NFL Draft, making Wentz the highest drafted player from an FCS school in draft history.
For most of those gymnasts, flipping comes almost as natural as walking.
A year after surprising everyone but themselves by making the playoffs, the Minnesota Vikings now know who they must beat in order to get back to the postseason in 2016-2017.
The University of North Dakota Athletics Department announced on Tuesday that it will discontinue its varsity baseball and men’s golf programs, effective following the 2015-16 season, as part of the University’s overall budget restructuring process.
CINCINNATI – University of North Dakota forward and Grand Forks native Johnny Simonson began his sophomore year with a hat trick in UND’s exhibition win over the University of Manitoba, then potted two more goals in the team’s first five regular-season games. The well went bone-dry after that, however, as Simonson has been unable to find the net since October.
The 2015-2016 NDHSAA Class A Boys’ Basketball All-State teams were announced on Thursday, with Fargo North wing Siman Sem and Devils Lake star Jacob Mertens serving as the two EDC players to earn First Team Honors.
If Concordia Men’s Basketball’s Jordan Bolger had an incredible season, his off-season is more impressive than knee high corn before the 4th of July.
North Dakota may have another major award winner in men’s hockey. Sophomore goaltender Cam Johnson was named a finalist for the Mike Richter award on Wednesday, given annually to the nation’s best goalie in D1 hockey. Former UND goalie Zane McIntyre won the award last season.
University of North Dakota men’s hockey coach Brad Berry and four of his players have been named finalists for individual National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) awards, the conference office announced on Thursday.
NDSU Basketball’s bid for a third consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance came to an end Tuesday night, as the Bison fell 67-59 to SDSU in the Summit League Men’s Basketball Championship Game.For the second straight game, Carlin Dupree led NDSU, this time scoring 19 points on 6-13 shooting. Freshman Khy Kabellis added 17 points, playing all 40 minutes. With the loss, NDSU…
