Back row (L-R) Erika Bakke, Meggy Hetletved, Avery Lorenz, Hilary Haaven, Meredith Romfo, Aubrey Badding, Taya Feist, Mikaela Olson, Kemi Morstad; front row: Mya Swanson, Fenja Lawson, AryAnna Schaefer, Chloe Koons, Ella Goodman, Chloe Koons, and Lily Zimmer. Photo by Larry Stokke.
Hilary Haaven puts pressure on a Dunseith player. Photo by Larry Stokke.
Erika Bakke drives into the paint and drops in a bucket. Photo by Larry Stokke.
Aubrey Badding and Meredith Romfo both go up for a rebound in the Cards’ win over Dunseith. Photo by Larry Stokke.
Avery Lorenz against the Dunseith Dragons had 27 points total in the Cards’ win. Photo by Larry Stokke.
Mikaela Olson had two three-pointers and two buckets to end the night with 10 points in the win over the Dragons. Photo by Larry Stokke.
Meredith Romfo drains a long basket to finish with 9 points. Photo by Larry Stokke.
Featuring many of the same players that won a state volleyball championship less than two weeks ago, the Langdon-Munich Cardinals are hoping to have success in girls basketball this year as well. As it is across North Dakota, the Lady Cards have small numbers this season; they have 17 girls out for the team in grades 7-12. They lost All-Stater Cora Badding from last year's team, along with 1,000-p…