McClusky Gazette Sports
Cougars run down by Maroons
There’s likely a few black and blue spots left on the Central McLean Cougars after the Di-vide County Maroons stomped there way to their ninth win of the season on Friday night.
Cougars maul Braves
There’s nothing better than lining up under the Friday night lights on homecoming, and for the Cougars of Central McLean they were going to make sure that this opportunity, on what has been a special season to this point didn’t pass them by.
Holsteins stop Trojans
The New Salam Almont Hol-stein defeated the Trojans three games to one in volleyball action Sept. 27 at New Salem.
State-ranked Cougars fight back the Wildcats
Center-Stanton head coach Brett Eckert knew his team was in for a battle against the state-ranked and heavily-favored Central McLean Cougars Friday in Center. And a battle is just what the Wildcats gave the Cougars.
Cougars run down Bulldogs to extend perfect record
Was it the cool weather that caught Bowman County off guard on Friday night? Not likely. It’s more likely that the Central McLean Cougars are a team that’s able to adapt to whatever gets thrown or rushed at them.
Trojans outlast Comets in 3-2 win
The Trojans of Turtle Lake-Mercer McClusky picked up a 3-2 win over the Underwood Comets Tuesday night at Underwood. The win puts the Trojans at three wins and zero losses in the regular season.
Trojans open 2011 season with pair of wins
The Turtle Lake-Mercer-Mc-Clusky Trojans volleyball team defeated the Surrey Mustangs three games to one in the 2011 season opener at Surrey on Tuesday night.
High School Track and Field rules change
The penalty for wearing jewelry during high school track and field competition will shift from the team to the individual competitor beginning next season.
Game and Fish urges courtesy at boat ramps
Because of high water across the state, access to some of North Dakota’s fisheries is difficult, forcing more anglers and pleasure boaters to converge on those ramps and workers offering easier access.
Cougar golfers continue to improve
The Central McLean Cougars traveled to Bottineau on Friday for a Region 4 match-up and a chance to prove themselves once again. Weather was windy, cold and wet – just the elements to bring out the best in high school golfers.