Local Sports

VCHS Wrestlers Lose Final Dual of Season

February 3, 2013

Jamestown 42, Valley City 36
Friday at Jamestown High School
In match order
170- Eathan Gumke, J, pinned Chrstian Swenson 1:24
182- Triston Shipley, J, def. Dustin Lindgren 6-1
195- Jordan Magnuson, VC, pinned Colin Crabtree 2:38
220- Cullen Goter, J, pinned Wyatt Bjornson, :22
285- Steven Horner, VC, pinned Mark Reynolds, :26
106- Cole McGough, VC, pinned Kane Barnick 3:02
113- Logan Erlandson, VC, pinned NicDilallo 1:02
120- Paxton Mewes, J, won by default
126- Jakob Ashline, VC, pinned Kyle Dupre :43
132- Jarden Horsted, J, pinned Jonathon Langer 1:37

Central Cass Stifles No. 4 Raiders

February 1, 2013

CASSELTON — For the last two years, the No. 4 Maple Valley High School girls basketball team has operated like a well-oiled machine.
The formula essentially comes down to Rylee Nudell setting the tone with plenty of points in the paint, then getting a bit of assistance from a deep supporting cast.
But Thursday at Central Cass, the home Squirrels threw a wrench into the equation, putting Nudell at a major size disadvantage, then keeping her guards from getting open looks in a 54-34 loss for the Raiders.

1st Half Woes Hurt VCSU Women vs. Jamestown

January 31, 2013

Jamestown women 81, VCSU 64
Wednesday at Osmon Fieldhouse

JC 47 34 — 81
VCSU 22 42 — 64

Top performers:
JC: Hannah Steele 17 points, 6 assists; Bridget Schuneman 14 pts.
VCSU: Brittany Lehner 17; Alyssa Hummel 14 pts; Courtney Titus 6 rebounds

For better or worse, rivalry games tend to bring out plenty of unexpected moments.
Wednesday at W.E. Osmon Fieldhouse, the No. 24 Valley City State womens basketball team was on the wrong side of the equation in an 81-64 loss to No. 15 Jamestown College.

VCSU Men Put Up 111 points in Win

January 28, 2013

Since coach Jeff Kaminsky took charge of the Valley City State University mens basketball team in 2005, the Vikings have prided themselves on defense.
While the defense was plentiful Saturday at W.E. Osmon Fieldhouse, it was the offense that never seemed to rest as the No. 24 Vikings had a 111-61 win over Oglala Lakota (S.D.) College.
It was the highest-scoring game the Vikings have had since a 99-56 home win against Trinity Bible College last season and the first time the Vikings have broken the 100-point mark since the 2004-2005 season-opener.