On May 10, the Langdon-Munich Track and Field Team attended the Larimore Meet. Both the boys and girls took home first place at the meet.

On April 5, the Langdon-Munich Cardinals Track and Field Team ventured to Devils Lake to compete. Eleven teams were present at the Devils Lake Ray McDaniel Meet. The Cardinals girls landed in third place overall with a total of

Below you will see results from Langdon-Munich and Pembina County North in recent meets in Bottineau and Devils Lake. Three Cardinals athletes, Meredith Romfo, Aubrey Badding and Cody Amble, had the honor of competing recently in what is called the Howard Woods Relays, a very prestigious event where Class A and B teams come from several different states. Romfo won the girls javelin on her final throw of 121 feet two inches. This is quite an achievement for Meredith. Her coach, Jane Hart, said on her winning, 'The Howard Woods track meet is getting to be more prestigious every year! For Meredith to come in there and take first her first time there is amazing! And to have other coaches from other states complementing her on her technique was pretty cool! She’s a competitor, and she won it on her last throw, which says a lot about the athlete that she is!' Romfo is committed to NDSU for women's track and field this fall and has qualified for this year's State Track Meet in Bismarck.

It was another busy week of baseball for the Langdon-Munich Cardinals boys team. After beating Mdiway- Minto 12-0 on the road May 1, the Cards split two games at a triangular at Thompson on May 3. They beating Nelson County 11-5 then lost to the Tommies 13-5. They then hosted Grafton in their first game of the season at American Legion Field in Langdon on May 5, winning 8-4. The Cardinals are now 9-5 on the year and will have four contests to close out their regular season. They will play Bottineau and Renville County in another triangular in Bottineau on May 10 then have two home games: a big Region 4 match up with Park River Area on May 12 then entertaining Hatton-Northwood on May 13. Langdon- Munich will then enter the Region 4 Tournament, which will be held in Park River May 19-21. Here is a recap of their last two league games:

Tuesday Men’s Golf league teams need to be signed up at the Langdon Country Club We are going to start this week with a plea from the Langdon Country Club, to have teams get signed up for Tuesday Men’s League golf, which will be starting soon. League secretary Randy Hill tells us that 16 teams from last year have not responded as of yet for this season.

Pembina County Memorial Hospital Association’s (PCMHA) therapy department and the North Border Eagles Sports Boosters are teaming together to offer a 10-week Sports Acceleration Training Program. The program is led by licensed rehabilitation therapists from PMCHA.

After a big 22-4 win at North Lights on May 1, the Langdon-Munich Cardinals girls softball had a big game in Minto versus the Midway-Minto Mustangs on May 5. They lost 9-7 and then also had a tough game at Nelson County- Midkota, being defeated 10-5 on May 6. The Lady Cards played a jamboree in Fargo on May 9-10, playing Hankinson and Glenburn, then will close out their regular season in Munich at Edgar Westphal field, playing Pembina County North on May 12.

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By Jake Kulland, Sports Editor The Langdon-Munich Cardinals and North Border Eagles boys golf teams played their most recent Region 3 meet in Park River on May 6. On a beautiful day, the Eagles finished fifth and the Cardinals sixth in the event with team scores of 345 and 351, respectively.