Cardinals one game away from the Dakota Bowl for the second straight year It’s been a super fun run in the playoffs so far for the Langdon-Munich Cardinals football team. The Cards topped an exciting win over Oakes in the first round with an even more exciting win at Killdeer in the semifinals.

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The regular season for girls’ volleyball in 2024 wound down in the first couple of days of November. The Langdon- Munich Cardinals won at Northern Cass 3-0 on Nov. 1 then defeated North Star in Cando on Nov. 4. The Lady Cards are now the top seed in the upcoming Region 4 Tournament, which will be held Nov. 11-14 at the Devils Lake Sports Center. Langdon- Munich will take a 32-5 record into the postseason and will play at 3:00pm on Nov. 14 versus either Four Winds-Minnewaukan or Dunseith.

By Jake Kulland, Sports Editor We’ve made it to November, and that means several things, starting with the quarterfinals of all four classes of North Dakota high school football. Langdon-Munich has made it to the final eight of the Class A 11-man postseason after a wild and crazy win over Oakes on Oct.

The 2024 State B Cross Country Meet was held once again at the Pipestem Reservoir in Jamestown on Oct. 25.

Langdon-Munich will now play at Killdeer in the Class A quarterfinals The Langdon-Munich Cardinals football team began their 2024 playoff run with a home game versus the Oakes Tornadoes on Oct. 26.

Disappointed NB finishes season at 8-1; Cavalier moves on to 9-man quarterfinals For the second time in two weeks, the Cavalier Tornadoes visited the North Border Eagles in Pembina in 9-man football on Oct. 26.

Cardinals win football, volleyball region titles It’s been a great week for Langdon-Munich athletics, as both the Cardinals football team and Lady Cards volleyball have won regular season region crowns since we last visited here. The Cards football squad won the Re-gion 2A title for the second straight year with a convincing win at Grafton on Oct. 17. They will now enter the playoffs as the number six seed in the Class A division. In something new this year for 9-man and Class A 11man, the top eight teams in the state are seeded 1-8 on votes by coaches. So, the Cards will host a playoff game versus Oakes on Oct. 26, then if they are fortunate enough to win, they will most likely travel to Killdeer for a second round game on Nov. 2. The goal of the North Dakota High School Activities Association is to have the two best teams in the state meet in the Dakota Bowl to decide a state championship. Most coaches we’ve talked to like this new plan, and we will see how it goes. The only bad part we can think of is the considerable travel for many teams.