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Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake’s Take on Sports

Jake’s Take on Sports

And the rains came We start this week by saying a big HELLO to the much needed rainfall that has come to our area in the past week. Sadly, we got the cold with it, but as we are typing these words, almost an inch of rain has fallen into our rain gauge at KNDK 1080, and that’s just in one day.

North Dakota Game and Fish Department updates

ANS Awareness Week May 4-10 is Aquatic Nuisance Species Awareness Week in N.D. in an effort to raise public understanding of the preventative steps recreationists need to follow to stop the introduction and spread of ANS in the state’s waterways.
Devin Hakanson delivers a strike to a Bottineau payer in the Cards' win in Bottineau on May 10. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Devin Hakanson delivers a strike to a Bottineau payer in the Cards' win in Bottineau on May 10. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Cards lose a tough game to Park River, finish as second seed in Region 4 Tournament

The Langdon-Munich Cardinals high school baseball team had a busy end to their regular season schedule with four games in four days. The Cards played a triangular in Bottineau on May 10, smoking Renville County 17-0 then beating the Braves 8-5.
Hannah Russell with a catch at first base just in time to tag Lily Zimmer out in Munich on May 12. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Hannah Russell with a catch at first base just in time to tag Lily Zimmer out in Munich on May 12. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Langdon-Munich loses last regular season game to PCN, finishes fourth in softball sub-region

The Langdon-Munich Cardinals finished up their regular season schedule by participating in the Mid-Season Madness jamboree in Fargo on May 9-10 then had their final Region 2 game in Munich versus Pembina County North on May 12.
By Jake Kulland, Sports Editor

By Jake Kulland, Sports Editor

Jake’s Take on Sports

North Dakota showing its true self from one end of the weather spectrum to the other As we visit with you this week, it is HOT. For this time of May, record setting heat has come all across our region. As we type, it’s 92 degrees in Langdon and near the century mark in the Red River Valley.