K-Heart Sports – 01/22/23

K-HEART SPORTS – 01/22/22 – 0700
 
MINOT, ND – Scores from Saturday:
 
High School Boys Basketball
 
Class A
#3 Minot High def. #2 Mandan, 96-71
Dickinson def. Watford City, 109-72
 
Class B
Max def. Glenburn, 55-40
Ray def. Trenton, 64-48
Williston Trinity Christian def. Minot North Freshman, 63-40
Hazen def. Hettinger-Scranton, 48-37
Shiloh Christian def. Garrison, 87-58
 
High School Girls Basketball
 
Class A
#4 Minot High def. Jamestown, 57-51
Dickinson def. Watford City, 73-67
 
Class B
#1 Rugby def. Carrington, 68-52
#9 Central McLean def. Surrey, 61-43
Harvey-Wells County def. Velva, 56-49
Stanley def. New Town, 44=30
Alexander def. North Shore-Plaza, 42-39
Hazen def. Hettinger-Scranton, 39-36
Beulah def. Beach, 64-38
Mandaree def. Williston Trinity Christian, 48-40
Washburn def. Solen, 78-23
 
High School Boys Hockey
Dickinson def. Bottineau-Rugby, 6-2
Bismarck Legacy def. Mandan, 2-1 OT
 
High School Girls Hockey
Minot High def. Grand Forks, 3-1
Williston def. Devils Lake, 3-2
Fargo North-South def. Mandan, 4-3 OT
 
High School Boys Swimming & Diving
 
Minot Invite
1. Minot High, 459
2. Bismarck High, 420
3. Bismarck Legacy, 239
4. Bismarck Century, 235
5. West Fargo, 216
6. Grand Forks, 207
7. Mandan, 180
 
The Octagon Meet – Jamestown
1. Jamestown, 481
2. Fargo South, 465
3. Williston, 434
4. West Fargo Sheyenne, 354
5. Dickinson, 290
 
 
High School Boys Wrestling
 
Metro Duals – Fargo
Minot High def. Fargo Davies, 49-25
Minot High def. Fargo North, 43-34
Minot High def. Fargo South, 76-0
Minot High def. Grand Forks Central, 62-13
 
Badlands Classic – Killdeer
1. Dickinson High, 179.5
2. New Salem-Almont, 169.0
3. Killdeer, 142.0
4. Beulah-Hazen, 122.0
5. Velva, 113.0
6. Des Lacs-Burlington, 93.0
7. Harvey-Wells County, 76.0
8. Watford City, 75.0
9. Williams County, 69.5
10. Stanley, 68.0
11. MonDak, 66.0
12. Bowman County, 55.5
13. Harding County SD, 53.5
14. Lemmon SD, 49.0
15. Standing Rock, 15.0
16. Alexander, 10.0
17. Sidney/Fairview MT, 0.0
 
High School Girls Wrestling
 
Badlands Classic – Killdeer
1. Bismarck High, 168.0
2. Bismarck Century, 78.0
3. Harvey-Wells County, 69.0
4. Des Lacs-Burlington, 67.0
5. Lemmon SD, 49.0
6. MonDak, 46.0
7. Killdeer, 36.0
T8. Dickinson, 32.0
T8. New Salem-Almont, 32.0
T10. Harding County, 18.0
T10. Hettinger/Scranton, 18.0
T10. Stanley, 18.0
13. Velva, 16.0
14. Beach, 15.0
T15. Beulah-Hazen, 14.0
T15. White Shield, 14.0
17. Ray, 10.0
18. Standing Rock, 2.5
19. Hope Christian Academy, 0.0
 
College Mens Basketball
Upper Iowa def. Minot State 84-73
 
College Womens Basketball
Minot State def. Upper Iowa, 72-61
 
College Mens Hockey
Minot State def. University of Mary, 4-1
MInnesota-Duluth def. North Dakota, 2-1
 
College Womens Hockey
Minot State def. Dakota College at Bottineau, 4-0
 
NAHL Hockey
Bismarck Bobcats def. Aberdeen Wings, 10-4
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MINOT STATE-TRACK
 
BROOKINGS, S.D. (MSU) – Senior distance runner Jacob Jensen led the way for the Beavers on Saturday as the Minot State track and field teams battled a power-packed field featuring six NCAA Division I programs at the Jim Emmerich Alumni Invitation indoor track and field meet hosted by South Dakota State. Jensen clocked the third-fastest time in the NSIC this winter in the mile, finishing 16th in the event Saturday in 4 minutes, 14.92 seconds. That led the way for the Minot State men who also got a couple of other season-best performances, one from the quartet of Nathan Trujillo-Aragon, Juan Gutierrez, Peyton Tuhy, and Francis Short Bull who clocked the team’s fastest time this winter in the 4×400-meter relay of 3:33.46, good for 16th as well. The other season-best came from thrower Samuel Kreins in the shot put as he finished 11th in the event Saturday with an effort of 49 feet, 3.75 inches. While they led the men, it was Sidra Sadowsky and Emily Smith who turned in top performances for the Minot State women as Sadowsky ran the team’s best time this winter in the 800 meters, finishing 19th in 2:20.36, and Smith had the fastest 3,000-meter time for the Beavers as she was 32nd on Saturday in 10:55.98. Midway through the winter season, the Beavers get little time to rest before heading out to compete once again at a big NCAA Division I-packed meet as Minot State competes at the University of North Dakota Open next Saturday.
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UND WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
 
Tulsa, Okla. (UND) – The University of North Dakota Fighting Hawks cannot convert at the Mabee Center against Oral Roberts, 96-91. UND road woes continued in the loss against Oral Roberts. Despite putting up 37 points in the fourth quarter. The Fighting Hawks could not overcome the 19-point deficit. Kacie Borowicz led the Fighting Hawks (11-8, 4-5 SL) with 24 points and 12 assists for her second double-double on the campaign. She also led the team in steals with five. Maggie Manson dropped 6 three pointers and for a career high of 20 points. Clair Orth led the team with eight rebounds and had two steals. The first quarter The Hawks and Golden Eagles would trade the led ten times. The first half of this game was a tight one. Heading into half time North Dakota led by only three points. However, the third quarter woes would return to plague The Hawks. They would be outscored by the Golden Eagles 29-11. UND would not go down without a fight. In the fourth quarter they would bring the fight back, closing the gap to five. ORU’s 19-point lead would be enough when the clock hit zero. North Dakota will continue Summit League play on Saturday, taking on in state rival NDSU at 1 p.m.
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NDSU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
 
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (NDSU) – The North Dakota State women’s basketball team outscored Kansas City, 18-10, in the fourth quarter to earn a 75-66 win on Saturday afternoon at Swinney Center. After NDSU (13-6, 7-2 Summit) entered the final frame with a 57-56 lead, the Bison quickly pushed their edge up to four, 64-60, following a clutch three-pointer from Abbie Draper with 7:29 to play. NDSU continued to surge opening up a 10-point lead, 71-61, following a fastbreak layup from Evans at the 4:28 mark. The Bison went on to hold off the Roos (6-14, 2-7 Summit) the rest of the way, 75-66. Elle Evans logged her second 20-point game of the season with a career-high 23 points on 10-of-16 shooting from the field. She also added eight rebounds, three assists, two steals and one block to her stat line over 38 minutes of work. Emily Behnke contributed her third double-double of the season with 14 points and 11 rebounds, while Abbie Draper tallied nine points off the bench. As a team, the Bison shot 44.6 percent (29-65) from the field and 78.6 (11-14) from the free throw line. NDSU also hauled in 38 rebounds with seven different players contributing at least two. NDSU will continue its road swing at North Dakota on Saturday. Tip-off is set for 1:05 p.m.
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UND MEN’S BASKETBALL
 
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) — Max Abmas’ 27 points helped Oral Roberts defeat North Dakota 84-72 on Saturday. Abmas added six assists for the Golden Eagles (17-4, 8-0 Summit League). Connor Vanover scored 19 points and added eight rebounds. Issac McBride recorded 15 points and was 6 of 10 shooting (3 for 4 from distance). B.J. Omot finished with 20 points for the Fightin’ Hawks (7-14, 1-7). North Dakota also got 15 points and eight rebounds from Tsotne Tsartsidze.
 
UND jumped out to a 6-2 lead with two Omot threes in the early going, but ORU pushed back with a 7-0 spurt to take a 9-6 lead. Tsartsidze got on the board with a three pointer that put UND back on top 14-12 and the seesawing went back and forth most of the first half. With the game tied at 35, four straight points from the Hawks gave them a four-point lead at 39-35; which was their largest lead of the game. Ultimately UND took a 39-37 lead into intermission. The second half looked much like the first, with the teams staying almost neck and neck. At 15:42, Tsartsidze took the pass from Norman at the three-point line and drove into the lane for a highlight reel jam that put UND up 45-42. Later on, he had his second highlight reel play as he grabbed the offensive board off a miss and put it back in with the and-one to tie the game at 50. But with UND up 52-50, ORU went on a 6-0 run to take back the lead and they did not relinquish it for the rest of the game. UND hung tough as Eaglestaff made it a two-point game with just over six minutes to go knocking down two from the foul line but the Hawks couldn’t make that final push to get the lead back. North Dakota will visit Western Illinois on Monday at 6 p.m.
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NDSU MEN’S BASKETBALL
 
FARGO, N.D. (NDSU) – Shemarri Allen and RayQuawndis Mitchell combined for 51 points to carry Kansas City to a 75-73 victory over the North Dakota State men’s basketball team on Saturday afternoon. NDSU sophomore forward Andrew Morgan scored a career-high 29 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead the Bison. Grant Nelson added 15 points, seven rebounds and three assists. NDSU (8-13 overall, 5-4 Summit) shot 55 percent for the game, but Kansas City took advantage of 10 offensive rebounds and 25 free throw attempts to pull out the win. The Bison led 68-67 following a layup by Boden Skunberg with 1:53 remaining. At the other end, Allen hit one free throw for Kansas City and missed the second, but an offensive rebound led to a three-pointer that put the Roos up 71-68. NDSU had a chance to win at the end, trailing 74-73 when a shot by Nelson missed in the final seconds. The Bison will host North Dakota on Friday, Jan. 27, at 7 p.m.
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WOLVES-ROCKETS
 
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Anthony Edwards scored a season-high 44 points, D’Angelo Russell added 23 and the Minnesota Timberwolves handed the Houston Rockets their 13th straight loss with a 113-104 victory. Edwards eclipsed 40 points for the first time this season on 17-of-29 shooting from the field, including seven 3-pointers. Nathan Knight provided a spark of the bench, scoring a season-high 19 points. Houston’s Alperen Sengun scored 19 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, taking advantage of a Timberwolves team that was without Rudy Gobert (right groin soreness) for the third consecutive game. Sengun made his first seven field goals and was the catalyst for Houston outrebounding Minnesota 56-30.
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WILD-PANTHERS
 
SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) — Alex Lyon made 29 saves for his second consecutive victory and the Florida Panthers beat the Minnesota Wild 5-3 on Saturday night. With starting goalie Sergei Bobrovsky injured Thursday night in Montreal and Spencer Knight off to the American Hockey League on a conditioning stint, the Panthers dressed their primary AHL goalies. Lyon started after making 23 saves in relief of Bobrovsky in Montreal, and Mack Guzda was the backup as the Knoxville native became the first player born in Tennessee to dress in an NHL game. Anton Lundell, Eetu Luostarinen, Carter Verhaeghe, Gustav Forsling and Sam Reinhart scored for Florida. The Panthers are 4-0-1 in their last five games. Matt Boldy, Joel Eriksson Ek and Jared Spurgeon scored for Minnesota.
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TWINS-TRADE
 
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Twins have traded reigning American League batting champion Luis Arraez to the Miami Marlins for a three-player package featuring starting pitcher Pablo López. The 25-year-old Arraez had a breakout season in 2022. He made his first All-Star team while batting a league-best .316 and denying Aaron Judge the Triple Crown award. The Twins also received two prospects from the Marlins: infielder Jose Salas and outfielder Byron Chourio. The 32-year-old López had a 3.75 ERA in 32 starts last season. Salas was picked as Miami’s fifth-best prospect in the most recent MLB Pipeline rankings.
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NFL PLAYOFFS-AFC
 
KANSAS CITY (AP) – Patrick Mahomes remains good at football even on one ankle. Mahomes hurt his ankle in the first half, but returned to lead the Kansas City Chiefs past the Jacksonville Jaguars 27-20 on Saturday in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs. The Philadelphia Eagles cruised past the New York Giants 38-7 a few hours later. There will be two more games Sunday. Buffalo hosts Cincinnati in the afternoon while Dallas is at San Francisco at night. The Chiefs and Eagles didn’t have to play during last weekend’s wild-card round because the top-seeded team in each conference received a bye to the divisional round.
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NFL PLAYOFFS-NFC
 
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jalen Hurts erased lingering doubts about the state of his right shoulder by throwing two touchdown passes and running for a score during a dominant first half, and the Philadelphia Eagles overwhelmed the New York Giants 38-7 in an NFC divisional playoff game. Hurts is back, and so are the Eagles as a Super Bowl threat. Top-seeded Philadelphia will host the NFC championship game next Sunday against either Dallas or San Francisco. Hurts finished 16 of 24 for 154 yards. He showed he was fine when he aired out a pass on the second play of the game and hit DeVonta Smith in stride for a 40-yard reception.
 
 
 

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