The Langdon-Munich Cardinals girls volleyball team knew they were in for a tough match when they hosted the North Prairie Cougars on Sept. 17. The Lady Cards came back from six points down in the first two sets then dominated the third to win in a sweep, 27-25, 26-24 and 25-13. The win puts the Cardinals record at 11-3 overall, as they played at North Border in Walhalla on Sept. 19 then will host Benson County on Sept. 24, and will be at Dunseith Sept. 26. North Border got swept by Hillsboro-Central Valley on Sept. 17 and have lost their last five matches in a row. After their match with the Lady Cards, the Eagles travel to Nelson County in McVille on Sept. 23 then will host Thompson in Pembina on Sept. 26.

Kills -- LM: Hilary Haaven 19, Meredith Romfo 10, Aubrey Badding 7, Kemi Morstad 3, Avery Lorenz 1; C: Jalynn Stegman 4, Katy Jensen 3, Jocelyn Anderson 3 Assists -- LM: Hall 32, Morstad 5; C: Brynn Devine 8 Aces -- LM: Romfo 5, Morstad 3, Badding 2, Hall 1; C: Colbie Fursteau 1 Blocks -- LM: Badding 3, Haaven 2, Morstad 2; C: Jensen 1, Anderson 1 Digs -- LM: Morstad 18, Haaven 15, Hall 13, Romfo 12, Badding 6, Raeleigh Ratzlaff 4, Lorenz 1; C: Devine 25, Remi Larson 20, Fursteneau 13, Jensen 10, Stegman 5.

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Cardiac Cardinals give fans heart palpitations The last two weeks of the high school football season have been one wild ride for the Langdon-Munich Cardinals. In their last two games, they lost by six to Central Cass then won a “You’d have to have been there to understand” kind of game in a crazy 4342 win over Harvey-Wells County. Both games were absolute roller coaster rides, providing fans with entertainment that only high school sports can provide. Both contests also featured big comebacks by the Cards - coming up just short versus the Squirrels and going for a gutsy 2-point conversion to beat the Hornets by one. We will see what they have in store for us in their next game at Belcourt, a team that they have not played for a couple of years. This game will be played on the Braves’ brand new turf field, which we have also heard is heated, which is wild if true.

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Langdon-Munich scores a TD and 2-point conversion with 18 seconds left for 43-42 win The Langdon-Munich Cardinals football team had their first Region 2A conference game when they played in the Hornets' nest at Harvey-Wells County on Sept. 6.

HARVEY-WELLS COUNTY LM -- 14 0 6 23 -- 43 HWC -- 12 14 0 16 -- 42 HWC -- Kayl Sieg 2 run -- (Kick failed) LM -- Cody Amble 36 pass from Jax Johnson (Johnson kick) HWC -- Sieg 24 run (Run failed) LM -- Johnson 12 run (Johnson kick) HWC -- Sieg 10 run (Pass failed) HWC -- Sieg 9 run (Tallen Thorson run) LM -- Jayden Lee 15 pass from Johnson (Eastyn Schaefer pass from Johnson) LM -- Tanner McDonald 12 pass from Johnson (Johnson kick) HWC -- Nixon Buchmiller 38 pass from Thorson (Sieg run) LM -- McDonald 6 pass from Johnson (Schaefer pass from Johnson) Rushing -- LM: Jax Johnson 15-83, Theo Romfo 3-(-6), Cody Amble 1-3; HWC: Kayl Sieg 30-180, Tallen Thorson 8-107, Christian Mertz 5-20, Jaxon Feist 2-0 Passing -- LM: Johnson 21-37-326-2 4 TDs; HWC: Thorson 4-12-78-1 1 TD Receiving -- LM: Amble 8-129, Tanner McDonald 7-81, Eastyn Schaefer 3-43, Jayden Lee 2-33, Romfo 1-3; HWC: Feist 2-33, Nixon Buchmiller 1-38, Tyler Swang 1-7.

After having their first two games on the road, the North Border Eagles finally got their first home game in this year playing Nelson County in Pembina on Sept. 13. The Eagles got things done offensively and, more importantly, played great defense in a 46-8 win. North Border is now 3-0 on the season. They have their next game of a three-game home stand versus North Star on Sept. 13 then will have their Homecoming game against Midway-Minto on Sept. 20.

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