Kari Gibb/MDN South Prairie Max senior Azsia Trader (3), who competed in the Region 6 tournament title game seen here, was named Region 6 Athlete of the Year.
The South Prairie Max Royals won the Region 6 championship, earning senior leader Azsia Trader another honor. Lady Royal was named Region 6 Athlete of the Year.
Trader was also named the 2024 District 12 Athlete of the Year.
South Prairie Max coach Keturah Schwarzrock was named the 2024 Region 6 Coach of the Year.
Representatives from 11 schools participated in the six teams from all regions.
We had three players at Redeemer’s Christian School. Mikayla Altringer, Tavia Carlson and Elivia Ebell were each voted to the team.
South Prairie Max has two players on the roster. Delaney Hankel has joined our team of traders.
De Lac Burlington also voted for two players. Rogen Isters and Kaylee Werner were voted on to the list.
Kayla Beckman of Bottineau, Bailey Clott of Drake Anamoose, Lacey Desprazes of Rugby, Kenna Huff of Nedrows, Emma Jones of Glenburn, Anya Olson of Velva, Ashley Maltdam of TGU, Casey Simmons of Berthold , completing the team’s roster.
South Prairie Max will compete in the 2024 NDHSAA Class B Volleyball Tournament next week as Region 6 champions.
The second day of the 2024 Western Dakota Association (WDA) Volleyball Tournament was a hotly contested day at Minot High School.
After a rare Week 10 bye week, Minot State University (MSU) football returns with high expectations.
The No. 1 ranked North Dakota State University (NDSU) football team returns home this week to the Bison (9-1, 6-0).
MANKATO, Minn. – In a thrilling Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) semifinal game, Minot State University…
