Professional golfer Tom Hoge, the University of Mary hockey team and its goalie, and Bismarck Bobcats coach Layne Sedevie have received year-end awards from the North Dakota Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association.
A slow start led into an exciting, then ultimately heartbreaking, finish.
The Bismarck Bobcats' season came to an end on Monday night in St. Cloud, Minn.
Peyton Hanson scored at the 13:29 mark of overtime to lift St. Cloud to a 3-2 win over Bismarck Saturday night in Game 4 of their NAHL playoff series.
Making the playoffs was a massive achievement in and of itself for the Bismarck Bobcats.
Battling back has been a hallmark of the Bismarck Bobcats in their resurgent season.
A rookie-heavy roster drove the Bismarck Bobcats back to the playoffs.
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A rookie-heavy roster drove the Bismarck Bobcats back to the playoffs.
Comeback complete.
Not once this season had the Bismarck Bobcats had a record above .500. Not once had they been in a playoff spot in the Central Division.
BOBCATS GAME POSTPONED
The Bismarck Bobcats have had their backs against the wall for months. Their hard work has paid off enough for the final weekend of their regular season to matter.
Depending on the team and scheme, defensemen putting up points can be a regular day on the rink, or they can be a little more special.
The Kindred girls and Four Winds-Minnewaukan boys basketball teams both capped perfect seasons with a state championship.
Few schools have dominated a sport in North Dakota as thoroughly as Bismarck High has dominated boys wrestling in the years since it became a sanctioned high school sport.
Football or wrestling? Isaiah Huus had to make a tough decision when it came to his collegiate future.
Clay Heimer and Brody Headley posted some big numbers last fall for Bowman County.
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Ole Miss is favored to win the MCWS, but Oklahoma has the advantage of rest, pitching.
Kelley Lynch’s freshman year feels like a lifetime ago.
Generations of Blue Devils share the common experience of suiting up for Mike Krzyzewski.
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Three people familiar with the meeting tell AP that Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson will have a hearing with NFL disciplinary officer Sue L. Robinson next week. Watson is facing a potential suspension from the league stemming from accusations of sexual misconduct by massage therapists in Texas. He will meet with Robinson on Tuesday, said the persons who spoke on condition of anonymity because details of the hearing have not been disclosed publicly. ESPN earlier reported Watson’s meeting with Robinson, who was jointly appointed by the league and NFL Players Association. This is the first case the former federal judge has heard. Earlier this week, Watson reached undisclosed financial settlements in civil lawsuits filed by 20 of his 24 accusers.
The Chicago Bears have signed second-round draft pick Kyler Gordon to a four-year contract. The cornerback from Washington became the Bears’ first selection when they took him with the No. 39 overall pick. The Bears got a potential starter opposite Jaylon Johnson by taking the athletic and hard-hitting Gordon. A first-team, All-Pac-12 pick, he had 46 tackles and two interceptions to go with a team-high seven pass breakups in 12 starts last season. With Gordon under contract, the Bears’ only remaining unsigned draft pick is Jaquan Brisker. The safety from Penn State was taken in the second round at No. 48 overall.
Chicago Police say Bears linebacker Matt Adams was arrested and charged with misdemeanor firearm possession. Police say they recovered a weapon during a search of his vehicle in downtown Chicago on Thursday evening. He was also cited for possessing a high-capacity magazine within the city limits and metal-piercing bullets, a municipal code violation. Adams has a court date scheduled for Aug. 24. The Bears say they were made aware of the arrest Friday morning and are “gathering more information.” Adams signed with Chicago in April after spending his first four seasons in Indianapolis and followed new coach Matt Eberflus to the Bears. Eberflus spent the past four seasons as the Colts’ defensive coordinator.
A decision regarding discipline for Deshaun Watson is still expected before training camp, though the league has yet to conclude its investigation and turn it over to a disciplinary officer, according to two people with knowledge of the case. Both people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity on Friday because the investigation is ongoing. The Cleveland Browns open training camp on July 22 for rookies with veterans due on July 26. Once the NFL completes its investigation, former U.S. District Judge Sue Robinson, who was jointly appointed by the league and the players’ union, will review the findings to decide whether Watson violated the NFL’s personal conduct policy and whether to impose discipline.