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The Cardinal Junior Varsity Team took 1st in the Langdon Invitational Tournament. Back row (L-R) Lexi Gendron, Chloe Koons, Liv Prouty, Hallie Overby, Maci Gage, Fenja Lawson; front row: Thea Johnson, Gracie Johnston, Ella Goodman, AryAnna Schaefer, and Erika Bakke. Photo by Larry Stokke.

The Cardinal Junior Varsity Team took 1st in the Langdon Invitational Tournament. Back row (L-R) Lexi Gendron, Chloe Koons, Liv Prouty, Hallie Overby, Maci Gage, Fenja Lawson; front row: Thea Johnson, Gracie Johnston, Ella Goodman, AryAnna Schaefer, and Erika Bakke. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Lady Cards win LIT JV Tournament

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Thursday, October 2, 2025
The Langdon JV Invitational Volleyball Tournament was held at the Langdon High School gym and Langdon Activity Center on Sept. 27. Twelve teams competed in the event, including North Border, Cavalier, North Prairie, North Star, DVE, and teams from as far away as Grand Forks and Griggs-Midkota.
Nash Fitzsimonds set a fast place early and finished first in the meet with a time of 18:16.69. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Nash Fitzsimonds set a fast place early and finished first in the meet with a time of 18:16.69. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Harvey Hope Invitational hosted at Langdon Country Club

News Staff
Thursday, September 25, 2025
The Pembina County North and Langdon-Munich girls cross country teams competed against 27 other participants at the meet. Pembina County North landed second in the meet overall with 33 points. The Pembina County North boys team also landed second in the meet overall with 56 points against 64 other runners. The Langdon-Munich boys cross country team would land in fourth place overall, with Nash Fitzsimonds winning first for the boys.
Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Thursday, September 25, 2025
A fun day planned for an old friend at the Langdon Country Club Let’s begin this week by letting everyone know that there will be a day of golf and a day of remembrance on Oct. 4 at the Langdon Country Club. It’s what is being called “Fisky Fun Day.” It is planned to be a day to remember Jeff Fisk, a longtime Langdon resident and country club board member, who passed away too soon last year at the age of 60. Hard to believe it’s been over a year now since Jeff left us very suddenly and unexpectedly, and there has never really been any kind of event to remember him in Langdon.
Jax Johnson crosses the goal line for a touchdown, finishing the game with 111 yards rushing and two touchdowns. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Jax Johnson crosses the goal line for a touchdown, finishing the game with 111 yards rushing and two touchdowns. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Cardinals cruise to road win at Rugby

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Thursday, September 25, 2025
Jax Johnson goes over 100 yards passing and rushing, goes 6 for 6 on extra points After two weeks at home, the Langdon- Munich Cardinals took to the road for a Region 2A conference game at Rugby on Sept. 19.
Raeleigh Ratzlaff serves an ace against the Eagles in Langdon on Sept. 18. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Raeleigh Ratzlaff serves an ace against the Eagles in Langdon on Sept. 18. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Lady Cards beat Eagles 3-0 in rivalry showdown; North Border gets first win versus NC

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Thursday, September 25, 2025
The North Border Eagles played at the Langdon-Munich Cardinals in girls volleyball on Sept. 18. The two teams are in the same Region 2 this year but are in different districts in the new 3-class volleyball system. The Eagles play in District 3, while the Lady Cards are in District 4. Langdon-Munich won the match 3-0 by set scores of 25-14, 25-9 and 25-10. The Cardinals also got a 3-0 win at Four Winds-Minnewaukan on Sept. 23. The Eagles won their first match of the season, 3-2, over Nelson County in Walhalla then lost a close 3-2 match to Larimore on Sept. 24 in Pembina, which were both Homecoming matches.
Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Friday, September 19, 2025
We are amazingly over halfway through the high school football season As most of you get this paper on Sept. 19, we are officially into the second half of the 2025 high school football season. It seems like we write these words every season, but it’s crazy how fast the season goes. Week 5 of the Friday Night Lights are ready to go for both teams that we cover here in The Borderland Press. Langdon-Munich continues to be #1 in Class B 11-man football, and even though the Eagles lost to a very tough New Rockford-Sheyenne-Maddock team, who have now won 16 games in a row all by the continuous clock, they are ranked fourth in 9-man football. We are now to the last month of the regular season, but both squads are getting closer to clinching playoff spots, as we see the postseason on the horizon. You can hear the Cardinals play at Rugby on Sept. 19 on 95-7 My FM and the Eagles host Larimore the same night on KNDK 1080. North Border is also doing their third annual Jersey Night for their game, which people will be recognized for the positive impact they have had on Eagles players.
The Cardinals golf team (L-R) Nadia Lewis, Colby Forest, Lily Zimmer, Harper Jacobson, Stella Busse, and Finley Crockett at the Regional Golf Meet in Devils Lake on Sept. 16.

The Cardinals golf team (L-R) Nadia Lewis, Colby Forest, Lily Zimmer, Harper Jacobson, Stella Busse, and Finley Crockett at the Regional Golf Meet in Devils Lake on Sept. 16.

Young Cardinals compete at Region 2 Golf Tournament in Devils Lake

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Friday, September 19, 2025
Cards junior Nadia Lewis finishes eighth to make the State B Tournament for second year in a row The Langdon-Munich Cardinals girls golf team participated in the Region 2 Golf Tournament, which was held at Creel Bay Golf Course in Devils Lake on Sept. 16.
Sam Davis eludes a tackle and gets over the goal line to tack on six points. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Sam Davis eludes a tackle and gets over the goal line to tack on six points. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Cardinals make it a true team effort in blowout win over Belcourt

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Friday, September 19, 2025
The #1 ranked Langdon-Munich Cardinals football team looked to keep progressing as a team when they hosted the winless Belcourt Braves on Sept. 12. The Cards did just that, as their entire roster played a part in a 41-0 shutout win, which was their second shutout of the season. The Cardinals are now 4-0 on the year and 2-0 in Region 2A games. They play at Rugby on Sept. 19 then have a home game with the Thompson Tommies on Sept. 26.
Lady Cards take sixth at VC Tourney, get wins against Cavalier and St. John

Lady Cards take sixth at VC Tourney, get wins against Cavalier and St. John

Lady Cards take sixth at VC Tourney, get wins against Cavalier and St. John

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Friday, September 19, 2025
Langdon-Munich Cardinals volleyball began to get going with their 2025 schedule when they played at a tournament in Valley City on Sept. 13 and in regular season matches at Cavalier on Sept. 11 and at St. John for a District 4 match on Sept. 16. The Cards took sixth at the VC Tourney and swept the Tornadoes and Woodchucks by 3-0 set scores.
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