The Langdon-Munich Cardinals girls softball team has had a busy week. The Cards played at Nelson County on April 16 and lost 9-3 then played at Thompson April 20 and got thumped 20-0 in three innings. The young Cardinals are learning, however, as they got their first win of the season in Belcourt against Turtle Mountain on April 21. They won the first game of a double header 11-3 then lost game two, 9-7. Langdon-Munich will play at Grafton on April 27, then they hope to have their first home game of the season versus Pembina County North on April 28.

Golf: Cardinals place fourth, Eagles fifth at Nelson County Early Bird Tourney MCVILLE — Langdon Area/Munich placed fourth at the Nelson County Early Bird Invitational Tournament with a team score of 346, with North Border right behind them. The meet was held on a cold day on April 16.

NORTHWOOD— Ryder Moser, a sophomore, placed fourth to lead Langdon Area/Munich at the Meet on April 21. Moser shot an 80 to pace the Cardinals, who finished sixth as a team with a 349. Hatton-Northwood (347) and Nelson County (348) edged Langdon Area/Munich in a tightly packed team race.

Still waiting for the weather to turn around - tick, tick... Well, here we are - another week and another week of waiting to get outside for spring activities.

Romfo has four hits and a towering home run in 12-0 victory The Langdon-Munich Cardinals high school baseball team got their season underway on April 10, playing at Des Lacs-Burlington. The Cards won the game 12-0, as they pounded out 16 hits, and won by the 10 run rule in six innings.

A growing number of area students are taking aim at a sport that emphasizes safety, discipline, and steady improvement through the Cardinal Clays program. The Cardinal Clays, a self-funded program serving students in the Langdon and Munich school systems, has been introducing youth to trap and skeet shooting for approximately 15 years. The team is affiliated with the Munich School and competes in the North Dakota High School Clay Target League.

L-R Nick and Andrea Moser and Nicole and Kevin Forest were recognized with the Dakota Spirit Arena Award, presented to individuals who demonstrate a strong commitment to supporting the growth of the club and its youth participants.

Hall of Fame wrestling coach Shon Horgan comes out of retirement to coach the PCN boys program A change has been made in the Pembina County North boys wrestling program. Mitch Greenwood was asked to step down from head coach of the program, and taking his place will be Shon Horgan of Walhalla.