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Shon Horgan. Submitted photo

Shon Horgan. Submitted photo

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Back in the saddle, back on the mat

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Thursday, April 9, 2026
Hall of Fame wrestling coach Shon Horgan comes out of retirement to coach the PCN boys program A change has been made in the Pembina County North boys wrestling program. Mitch Greenwood was asked to step down from head coach of the program, and taking his place will be Shon Horgan of Walhalla.
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Emerson signs with Midland University

Borderland Press Staff
Thursday, April 9, 2026
Preston Emerson, a homeschooled senior from Pembina, has signed a basketball scholarship with Midland University, continuing his athletic and academic career at the collegiate level.
Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake’s Take on Sports

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Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Thursday, April 9, 2026
A busy weekend ahead, although without many sporting activities There is lots going on for the weekend upon us, but unfortunately not many spring sports are involved. There is one, which will talk up in a moment.
Colby Forest had a great game behind the plate in the matchup against Bottineau. Photo by Larry Stokke

Colby Forest had a great game behind the plate in the matchup against Bottineau. Photo by Larry Stokke

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The Langdon-Munich girls softball team plays indoor scrimmage at Belcourt

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Thursday, April 2, 2026
The Langdon-Munich girls softball saw their first action of the season on March 28 at a scrimmage in Belcourt. They played indoors at the new Turtle Mountain Sports Complex. The Cardinals girls played Bottineau and the Northern Lights team from Rolla, Rolette and St. John.
Hallie Overby prepares for the 200-meter dash at the Pembina County Indoor, where she placed third. Submitted photo

Hallie Overby prepares for the 200-meter dash at the Pembina County Indoor, where she placed third. Submitted photo

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Cardinals perform at Pembina County Indoor Track Meet in GF

Sarah Overby
Thursday, April 2, 2026
The Langdon Area Cardinals boys and girls track and field teams each turned in strong performances at the Pembina County Indoor meet on March 28, with both squads placing third against an eight-team field.
Mya Swanson runs to a sixth place finish in the 600 in Grand Forks on March 27. Photo by Larry Stokke

Mya Swanson runs to a sixth place finish in the 600 in Grand Forks on March 27. Photo by Larry Stokke

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Cardinals compete at Dick Clay Invite

Sarah Overby
Thursday, April 2, 2026
The Langdon Area Cardinal track team competed at the Dick Clay Invite on March 27 at the Fritz Pollard Athletic Center in Grand Forks, joining a field of 38 teams and approximately 1,440 athletes. The meet served as an early-season test, with the Cardinals turning in several top finishes.
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News Staff
Thursday, April 2, 2026
Waiting endlessly for the weather to turn around The first full week of April is when things were supposed to get going for some spring sports activities. Mother Nature is not cooperating once again this year. As of this writing, we are expecting some more snowfall and had some earlier this week.

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PCN girls, boys shine at Pembina County Indoor meet

News Staff
Thursday, April 2, 2026
GRAND FORKS — The Pembina County North track and field teams turned in a strong showing at the Pembina County Indoor meet March 27 at the Fritz Pollard Athletic Center, recording multiple top finishes and personal bests. The Grizzlies placed fourth overall in the boys and the girls divisions.
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