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Hoppe helps NDSCS stay the course (opens the original)
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WAHPETON — Points seemed easy to come by Wednesday night for the North Dakota State College of Science Lady Wildcats. Set No. 3, however, required a little more patience — and a simple reminder from freshman Allie Hoppe. “One point at a time,” Hoppe kept telling her Lady Wildcat teammates. It was an approach that ultimately worked as NDSCS held off Williston State College for a 25-20, 25-18, 25-23 sweep Wednesday night at the Clair T. Blikre Activities Center in Wahpeton. Williston State entered
Lady 'Cats sweep, set up conference showdown (opens the original)
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Allie Hope’s six aces highlighted a quick sweep for the Lady 'Cats. North Dakota State College of Science improved to 15-2 with a 3-0 win against Dakota College at Bottineau on Monday in Wahpeton. The Lady ‘Cats won 25-9, 25-15, 25-18 against the winless Lady Jacks (0-17). Hope, a 5-5 freshman defensive specialist from St. Rosa, Minnesota, now has 26 service aces this season. NDSCS improved to 3-1 in Mon-Dak Conference play and will face the conference’s lone unbeaten team Tuesday, Sept. 30, whe
Young Eagles give students a new view of Wahpeton (opens the original)
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WAHPETON — Students climbed into small airplanes Tuesday, Sept. 22, at Harry Stern Airport in Wahpeton. Some eager to see their hometown from above and others working through nerves before takeoff. Wahpeton Middle School sixth graders and St. Mary’s eighth graders took part in a Young Eagles flight experience. The program gives children a chance to fly in a small aircraft and learn about aviation. The flights have become a fall tradition for Wahpeton sixth graders. Reading and social studies tea
'Max-ing' her stride (opens the original)
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BARNESVILLE, Minn. — Ashlynne Max may still be in middle school — but the eighth grader is running above her grade through the first three meets of the 2026 XC season. Max, an eighth grader at Wahpeton Middle School, paced the Breckenridge-Wahpeton Storm girls’ cross country team Thursday at the Barnesville Cross Country Invitational. The youngster placed fifth individually in 22:04.90, on the 5,000m race route at Willow Creek Municipal Golf Course, as the Storm girls took second overall as a te
Breckenridge grad Sanchez finds end zone in Concordia opener (opens the original)
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Alex Sanchez started his third season with the Concordia Moorhead Cobbers by finding the end zone. The 2023 Breckenridge High School graduate hauled in a 28-yard touchdown reception as Concordia opened the 2026 season with a 28-0 road victory against Nebraska Wesleyan, Saturday, Sept. 5. Sanchez, a 6-foot-3, 195-pound wide receiver, is coming off a productive 2025 campaign. He played in 10 games and caught 24 passes for 480 yards and three touchdowns, averaging exactly 20 yards per reception. Hi
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