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Hallie Overby sends one through the net in the Lady Cards win over the Cougars. Photo by Larry Stokke

Hallie Overby sends one through the net in the Lady Cards win over the Cougars. Photo by Larry Stokke

Lady Cards win school day game in Munich, lose to #1 Benson County

Jake Kulland
Thursday, January 29, 2026
Langon-Munich forces 35 turnovers versus North Prairie, Taya Feist gets a double-double versus the Wildcats The bitter cold that has been happening the last couple of weeks in our area had something good come out of it - the first ever school day girls basketball game played at the Munich gym versus North Prairie on Jan. 23.
Players with their little buddies at the start of the game. Photo by Larry Stokke

Players with their little buddies at the start of the game. Photo by Larry Stokke

Blades 19U girls split two league games with Hazen-Beulah, Bottineau-Rugby

Jake Kulland
Thursday, January 29, 2026
The Langdon Blades 19U girls hockey team hosted two home games at Dakota Spirit Arena - versus Hazen-Beulah on Jan. 24 and Bottineau-Rugby on Jan. 25. The Blades lost to one of the best teams in the league in the North Stars, 7-0, but won over B-R in thrilling fashion, 3-2. Langdon is now 2-5 in the 19U league standings, which puts them in fourth place. The Blades girls are playing a jamboree in Sidney, Mont., Jan. 30-Feb. 1 then will have a regular season league tournament, along with the boys Junior Gold team, in Watford City Feb. 6-8. The boys Blades did not play last weekend due to injuries. They play their next games at Fargo on Jan. 31 and at Northwood Feb. 1.
The Cardinal Pom Squad kept the crowd entertained at half time of a recent game. This squad is for grades one to five. Photo by Larry Stokke

The Cardinal Pom Squad kept the crowd entertained at half time of a recent game. This squad is for grades one to five. Photo by Larry Stokke

Pom Squad performs in Langdon

News Staff
Thursday, January 29, 2026
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Langdon first grade boys did well at the Park River Area Aggie Booster Youth Basketball Tournament on Jan. 24, winning the second grade division of the 3-on-3 tournament. Pictured L-R Laetyn Schaefer, Ben Schaefer, Emmit Roy, Lane Moline, Jensen Flink, Ivan Roy, and Coach Anthony Roy. Submitted photo

Langdon first grade boys did well at the Park River Area Aggie Booster Youth Basketball Tournament on Jan. 24, winning the second grade division of the 3-on-3 tournament. Pictured L-R Laetyn Schaefer, Ben Schaefer, Emmit Roy, Lane Moline, Jensen Flink, Ivan Roy, and Coach Anthony Roy. Submitted photo

Langdon first graders win second grade division at tourney

News Staff
Thursday, January 29, 2026
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Eagles lose to rival Cavalier to split two season matchups

Jake Kulland
Thursday, January 29, 2026
The North Border Eagles boys basketball team met the Cavalier Tornadoes for the second time this season, this time in Cavalier on Jan. 27. The Eagles beat the Tornadoes 63-43 back on Jan. 8 in Walhalla, but this time would be different. In a close game from start to finish, North Border lost the game 60-55. The loss is the second in a row for the Eagles, who are now 7-4 on the season, while the Tornadoes improved to 5-7. NB also lost their second District 3 game in a row, although they are just one-point games. The Eagles finally will get a chance to play a home game in Pembina when they host Park River-Fordville- Lankin on Jan. 30 then will entertain Richland in another makeup game on Jan. 31 with an early tip-off of 2:30 p.m. In the week ahead, the Eagles will play North Star in Pembina on Feb. 2 then play in Lakota versus Nelson County on Feb. 6. A rescheduled date for the Eagles game at Hatton- Northwood, which was postponed on Jan. 24, has yet to be announced.
Jets win becomes unforgettable for fans from Walhalla

Jets win becomes unforgettable for fans from Walhalla

Jets win becomes unforgettable for fans from Walhalla

Borderland Press Staff
Thursday, January 29, 2026
The Winnipeg Jets skated to a 3–1 victory over the St. Louis Blues on Jan. 20 in an NHL regular-season matchup at Canada Life Centre, but the final score was only part of the night’s story. Following the win, Jets defenseman Josh Morrissey (#44) was named Player of the Game. As the crowd celebrated, Morrissey took a moment to create a memory that will last a lifetime for one fan. Carrying his game-used hockey stick, labeled “Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club,” Morrissey skated toward the glass and spotted Lance Waters III of Walhalla and his dad, Lance Waters II. Morrissey lifted the stick over the glass and got it to the younger Waters, who was overcome with excitement. The gesture drew cheers from the crowd and capped off an already exciting night at the rink - turning a regular- season win into an unforgettable experience - especially meaningful since Lance III brought his dad to the game to celebrate his birthday.
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