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Washburn-Wilton track focuses on regional goal
The Washburn-Wilton track teams focused their energies on two track meets last week, the Badlands Conference in Bowman where both the girls and boys teams took sixth, and the Hazen meet where the girls took fourth and the boys sixth place.
Cardinal golf sets high goals
As the Washburn High School golf teams take to the links for the 2009 season, they look to hard work and dedication to help achieve the lofty goals that they have set for themselves.
WWCS dominates Central McLean
The baseball team had planned to start their week on Friday with a trip to Hettinger, but after four inches of snow in Hettinger, the game was cancelled.
Washburn-Wilton track takes off at first two meets
For the first several weeks of track practice, Mother Nature decided to disagree with not only the Washburn-Wilton track team, but with track programs across the state.
WWCS baseball plans to dominate region
"This is a baseball town," said head coach Kip Erickson, "This year I’ve got 19 boys out for baseball, which is the most numbers I’ve ever had."
When asked about the progression of the 2009 Washburn-Wilton track team, co-head varsity coaches George Levey and Shayla Sinclair were both frustrated.
Washburn Tae Kwon Do center advances 25 students
Roughly translated, the word tae means to strike or break with a foot, the word kwon means to strike or break with a fist, and the word do means simply that, a way or means.
Bighorn sheep survey shows healthy population
Based on observations during the state Game and Fish Department's annual bighorn sheep survey, biologists believe North Dakota's tough winter didn't significantly harm the state's bighorn sheep population.
Winter wildlife woes continue in N.D.
North Dakota Game and Fish Department biologists indicate the final 4-6 weeks of winter will be critical to the health of the state's wildlife.
After proving themselves at the district tournament, the Cardinals took to the road on Monday.
