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2025 CARDINALS TRACK AND FIELD SCHEDULE

News Staff
Thursday, March 20, 2025
(Subject to change with the weather) Friday, March 21 Grandall Meet, UND High Performance Center, Grand Forks -- 12 :00pm Saturday, March 29 Pembina County Indoor, UND High Performance Center, Grand Forks, -- 12:30pm Thursday, April 10 H-WC, Fessenden Friday, April 11 EGF Meet, UND High Performance Center, Grand Forks Tuesday, April 15 Grafton, 1:00pm Thursday, April 17 Langdon Early Bird Meet, 2:30pm Thursday, April 24 Langdon Invitational, 2:30pm Saturday, April 26 H-CV Meet in Hillsboro, 11:00am Tuesday, April 29 Cavalier, 2:00pm Thursday, May 1 Rugby Saturday, May 3 Carrington or Bottineau Monday, May 5 Devils Lake or Belcourt Tuesday, May 6 Langdon Junior High Meet Friday, May 9 Northern Lights Junior High Meet Saturday, May 10 Larimore or H-WC Monday, May 12 Last Chance Meet, Devils Lake or Grafton Tuesday, May 13 Devils Lake Junior High Meet Friday, May 16 Northeast Region Meet in Grafton, 2:00pm Thursday-Saturday, May 22-24 State Meet in Bismarck.
Mason Romfo was named ACHA All-Athletic Second Team in his first year of playing for the Golden Eagle Hockey Program. Photo by Stella Flahave.

Mason Romfo was named ACHA All-Athletic Second Team in his first year of playing for the Golden Eagle Hockey Program. Photo by Stella Flahave.

Mason Romfo Named to ACHA All-Athletic Second Team Following Record Season

News Staff
Thursday, March 20, 2025
By Kieran Lang, Communications and Marketing Assistant at University of Minnesota - Crookston Mason Romfo (Fr., F, Langdon, N.D.) had a season to remember in his first year with the Golden Eagle Hockey Program. He was also named ACHA All-Athletic Second Team. Setting records in any season is difficult, setting three records is basically unheard of. But that is exactly what Mason Romfo did this season. With 30 goals and 36 assists for 66 points in 29 games, Romfo set the records for most goals in a season, most points by a rookie in a season, and most points in a season in the ACHA Era of the Golden Eagles.
The Eagles Club welcomed the Cardinals Girls Basketball Team for a free meal on March 14 to celebrate their 5th place finish at the state tournament. Back row (L-R) Coach Rob Scherr, Mikaela Olson, Meredith Romfo, Aubrey Badding, Kemi Morstad, Avery Lorenz, Fenja Lawson, Taya Fiest, Coach Andy Haaven; front row, Leo Zimmer, Erika Bakke, Meggy Hetletved, Hilary Haaven, Lily Zimmer, Hallie Overby, Charlotte Haaven, and Coach Morgan Mikkelson. Photo by Larry Stokke.

The Eagles Club welcomed the Cardinals Girls Basketball Team for a free meal on March 14 to celebrate their 5th place finish at the state tournament. Back row (L-R) Coach Rob Scherr, Mikaela Olson, Meredith Romfo, Aubrey Badding, Kemi Morstad, Avery Lorenz, Fenja Lawson, Taya Fiest, Coach Andy Haaven; front row, Leo Zimmer, Erika Bakke, Meggy Hetletved, Hilary Haaven, Lily Zimmer, Hallie Overby, Charlotte Haaven, and Coach Morgan Mikkelson. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Cardinals Girls Basketball Teams hosts meet and greet

News Staff
Thursday, March 20, 2025
Cardinals Girls Basketball Teams hosts meet and greet.
From (L-R) Dale Weston, Doug “Stu” McLean, Paul Nickerson and Darrin Romfo, former athletes from Border Central at a reception for Dale during his Hall of Fame induction on March 15.

From (L-R) Dale Weston, Doug “Stu” McLean, Paul Nickerson and Darrin Romfo, former athletes from Border Central at a reception for Dale during his Hall of Fame induction on March 15.

Weston inducted into NDOA Hall of Fame

News Staff
Thursday, March 20, 2025
Sarles native and Border Central graduate Dale Weston was inducted into the North Dakota Officials Association Hall of Fame on March 15 at a ceremony at the Class AA Tournament in Fargo. Weston began officiating in 1987 and had a 32-year career reffing basketball and football.
The Lady Cardinals 5th place team photo. Photo by Larry Stokke.

The Lady Cardinals 5th place team photo. Photo by Larry Stokke.

LADY CARDS WIN CONSOLATION CHAMPIONSHIP AT STATE B TOURNEY

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Thursday, March 13, 2025
After first round loss, L-M wins fifth place on a Haaven buzzer beater; Romfo makes All-Tournament team After winning the Region 2 Championship in an exciting win over Benson County, the Langdon-Munich Cardinals entered the 2025 State B Tournament as the number six seed, which matched them up against 24-2 Central McLean in the first round. The Lady Cards did not have a good first game, losing to the Cougars 60-32, but they then bounced back in the consolation round.
Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Thursday, March 13, 2025
Tournament Time is coming to and end; North Border is a win away from the State B tourney As we come to you this week, Tournament Time is nearing its end for 2025. The end brings mixed emotions; it has been one wild ride going from one tourney to another, but it still brings some sadness when it comes to a conclusion. My Lovely Lisa is ready for it to end, that I can tell you. She has handled her first Tournament Time run well but is growing tired of being a sports widow with me running to Rolla, Devils Lake, Park River, Jamestown, and back to Devils Lake for tournament coverage in just the last couple of weeks. Thanks to Lisa for being very patient with me on this tourney journey.
Player of the Game Brody Berg leaps high and drops one in a basket to finish the game with 17 points versus MPCG. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Player of the Game Brody Berg leaps high and drops one in a basket to finish the game with 17 points versus MPCG. Photo by Larry Stokke.

EAGLES ONE STEP AWAY FROM FIRST STATE B APPEARANCE SINCE 2007; CARDS END SEASON WITH A TOUGH FIRST-ROUND LOSS AT REGION 2 TOURNAMENT

Jake Kulland, Sports Editor
Thursday, March 13, 2025
The Class B Region 2 Boys Basketball Tournament was played March 1013 at the Devils Lake Sports Center. The North Border Eagles and Langdon- Munich Cardinals both entered the tournament with hopes of making the State B Tournament, which is going to be held at the MSU-Dome in Minot March 20-22. Langdon-Munich suffered a tough loss in the opening round to New Rockford-Sheyenne 4745, which ended their season with a record of 12-11. Cards seniors Cody Amble and Jayden Lee had their high school boys basketball careers come to an end with the loss. North Border won their first two games of the tourney, over May-Port-C-G 67-47 then beating Midway-Minto in the semifinals 53-46. The Eagles were one game and one win away from making their first State B tournament since 2007.
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