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17U team (L-R) Cristopher Longtin, Cameron Saldana, Dustin Miller, Zander Duerre, Evan Trupe, Rhyder Girodat, Trystan Moore, Kaden Moore, Duson Asvig, and Ryder Moser.

17U team (L-R) Cristopher Longtin, Cameron Saldana, Dustin Miller, Zander Duerre, Evan Trupe, Rhyder Girodat, Trystan Moore, Kaden Moore, Duson Asvig, and Ryder Moser.

2nd annual Walhalla Country Club Junior Golf Tournament - Sponsored by NBE Sports Boosters

Body 11U 9 holes - 1st tied Camden Carpenter and Jett Rollness, 3rd - Cayson Carpenter 14U 18 holes - 1st tied Korbyn Rollness and Baylor Tryan, 3rd - Jaxon Suedel 17U Match play - 1st - Ryder Moser, 2nd - Kaden Moore, 3rd - Trystan Moore.
Pictured is Reed Scheer, Langdon 2024 graduate and former All-Conference player on the Langdon-Munich football team. Reed is now playing college football with the North Dakota School of Science at Wahpeton. Scheer is currently the backup right guard on the unbeaten Wildcats. Reed is the son of Rob and Brenda Scherr of Langdon. Congrats Reed, and best of luck!

Pictured is Reed Scheer, Langdon 2024 graduate and former All-Conference player on the Langdon-Munich football team. Reed is now playing college football with the North Dakota School of Science at Wahpeton. Scheer is currently the backup right guard on the unbeaten Wildcats. Reed is the son of Rob and Brenda Scherr of Langdon. Congrats Reed, and best of luck!

Reed Scherr playing college football at NDSCS

Body Reed Scherr playing college football at NDSCS
The 2025 North Border Volleyball Team. Back row (L-R) Jaelyn Forrey, Nataliya Longworth, Calen R., Sadie Snyder, Jaelyn Johnson, Jacy Fraser, Marlie Stremick, Amelia Carpenter, Amelie Willits, Addison Lyons; middle row: Audrey Emerson, Tia Huguley, Dannika Bennett, Adrienne Longtin, Hannah Moore, Jennie Carignan, Jalyn Carignan; front row: Faith Ratajczak, Katie Bynum, Emma Bailly, and Jasmine Burch.

The 2025 North Border Volleyball Team. Back row (L-R) Jaelyn Forrey, Nataliya Longworth, Calen R., Sadie Snyder, Jaelyn Johnson, Jacy Fraser, Marlie Stremick, Amelia Carpenter, Amelie Willits, Addison Lyons; middle row: Audrey Emerson, Tia Huguley, Dannika Bennett, Adrienne Longtin, Hannah Moore, Jennie Carignan, Jalyn Carignan; front row: Faith Ratajczak, Katie Bynum, Emma Bailly, and Jasmine Burch.

EAGLES LOOK TO FLY HIGHER THIS SEASON WITH NEW COACHING STAFF

Body Last season, the North Border Eagles volleyball team had a record of 3-26, and they lost to Cavalier 3-1 in a play-in match to the 2025 Region 2 Tournament. A lot has changed since that last loss, as an entirely new coaching staff will run the show for the Eagles in 2025.
Back row (L-R) Halle Overby, Emma Hall, Taya Feist, Aubrey Badding, Kemi Morstad, Avery Lorenz, Hilary Haaven; front row: Liv Prouty, Aryanna Schaefer, Mya Swanson, Raeleigh Ratzlaff, Meggy Hetletved, Erika Bakke, and Ella Goodman. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Back row (L-R) Halle Overby, Emma Hall, Taya Feist, Aubrey Badding, Kemi Morstad, Avery Lorenz, Hilary Haaven; front row: Liv Prouty, Aryanna Schaefer, Mya Swanson, Raeleigh Ratzlaff, Meggy Hetletved, Erika Bakke, and Ella Goodman. Photo by Larry Stokke.

LADY CARDS LOOK TO DEFEND THEIR STATE B TITLE WITH TALENTED GROUP

Body What a year it was for the 2024 Langdon-Munich volleyball team! They won the Region 4 title and fought through three very exciting matches at the State B Tournament in Fargo to win their fifth State B championship.
Jake Kulland, Sports Editor

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor

Jake’s Take on Sports

Body A beautiful stretch of harvest weather Let’s start this week’s ramblings with the very positive news that we are in the middle of some absolutely primo harvest weather.
Weston Cosley tackles Jory Samuelson, causing a fumble. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Weston Cosley tackles Jory Samuelson, causing a fumble. Photo by Larry Stokke.

NB Eagles get hard fought win in Rolla to open their year

Body The North Border Eagles football team got their first game in on the 9-man football season playing at Rolla to take on the North Prairie Cougars on Aug. 22. In a very physical game, the Eagles pulled out a 20-6 win to push their overall and Region 2 record to 1-0.