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On an afternoon that saw temperatures right around 60 degrees, the 2025 State B Cross Country Meet was held at the Pipestone Reservoir in Jamestown on Oct. 24. The meet saw 61 boys teams in the field this year and 54 girls.

Langdon Area Munich girls results: 86th - Olivia Lorenz - 22:38.3 169th - Remmi Bodnar - 24:52.7 175th - Hadley Medbery - 24:57.8 220th - Heidi Crump - 25:59.0 59th - Prestyn Bodnar - 19:07.4 151st - Chase Girodat - 20:31.1 154th - Kaleb Foster - 20:33.5 158th - Ty Ramberg - 20:37.9 181st - Noah Foster - 20:57.0 187th - Dyson Askvig - 21:00.3 261st - Tyler Borgen - 22:00.4 289th - Ryder Moser - 22:13.5 302nd - Carter Mosher - 22:26.5 353rd - Terner Askvig - 24:23.3 Pembina County North girls results: 44th - Maci Puppe - 21:43.4 52nd - Delaney Denault - 21:56.3 62nd - Emerson Helgoe - 22:08.1 66th - Shirley Kemp - 22:12.2 72nd - Maddy Robinson - 22:20.2 142nd - Sara Jensen - 24:23.9 171st - Emma Seng - 24:54.9 Pembina County North boys results: 21st - Nash Fitzsimonds - 17:46.2 57th - Micah Crosby - 19:05.8 107th - Owen Crosby - 19:57.2 117th - Isaiah Gagner - 20:09.1 129th - Nolan Pelletier - 20:20.1 297th - Ethan Kendell- 22:21.9 316th - Bjorn Evenson - 22:42.2 319th - Jude Switzer - 22:46.9 337th - Fletcher Kemp - 23:29.3 341st - Joseph Wright - 23:39.8.

The postseason has begun for Class B girls volleyball. The Langdon-Munich Cardinals are playing in the District 4 Tournament in Rolla, and North Border is at the District 3 Tourney, in Northwood. We will have full tournament coverage for both teams in next week's Borderland Press.

Cardinals move on in the football playoffs, Eagles season sadly ends It was a wild day on Oct. 25 when the opening round of the North Dakota High School Football playoffs began for both the Langdon-Munich Cardinals and North Border Eagles. For the Cards, they got all they wanted from a tough Northern Cass team but prevailed with two big plays - a “Philly Special” type trick pass from wide receiver Eastyn Schaefer to quarterback Jax Johnson and a gigantic interception and touchdown from Maddux Stremick. Langdon-Munich will now roll on to the Class A quarterfinals, where they will host the Hillsboro- Central Valley Burros at 2:00pm on Nov. 1.

It was a 'Border Battle' when the South Border Mustangs, a co-op of the Ashley and Wishek schools, made the 267 mile drive to Walhalla to play the North Border Eagles in the first round of the 9-man playoffs. The Mustangs got an early two possession lead and held that the rest of the game, winning 43-26. The Eagles had their season come to an end with a record of 7-3. Six seniors -- Brody Berg, Kade Schafer, Colton Bailly, Gavin Syming-ton, Trevor Moore, and Lance Santiago -- had their high school football careers come to an end.

The Langdon-Munich Cardinals volleyball team had their last home match of the season hosting the North Star Bearcats on Oct. 21, which was also Senior Night for the Lady Cards. Raeleigh Ratzlaff is the only senior player for the Cardinals this year and was honored with her parents before the match.

NB still seeded sixth in the 9-man playoffs; host South Border in first round game at Walhalla on Oct. 25 The North Border Eagles hosted the Cavalier Tornadoes in their annual rivalry game held in Walhalla on Oct.