McClusky Gazette Sports
Last Coyote Volleyball Game
“It was not only hard because it was the last home volleyball game on Oct. 16 for the five senior girls, but it was also hard for everyone because it was the last Coyote volleyball home game ever.
School tackles sports co-op issues again
Sports and the dwindling student base for participation was a central issue again at the October 8 meeting of the McClusky School District. Individual sports, such as track and cross country, are less of a problem but those requiring subs and more than one team are.
North Star stop Raiders 41-6
The Tri-County Raider football team hosted a game on Friday evening, Oct. 2, against the North Star team and were defeated 41-6.
Coyotes stop Troopers 3-0
“The girls are moving along in the right direction, with another district win over Garrison-Max on Sept. 22.
Coyotes lose in one of two Trojan district wins
The Turtle Lake-Mercer Trojans volleyball team picked up two district wins this past week.
Sheridan County Cross Country
A short-handed Sheridan County Cross Country team ran in their first meet at the Northwood Golf Course on Aug. 27.
Ducks Unlimited hosts gathering of wildlife enthusiasts
With the smell of good food cooking and a pleasant place to sit out of any possible rain developing overhead,
Ducks Unlimited to hold free public event
Friends and Neighbors Day will be held on Wednesday, July 15 on the Coteau Ranch six south of Denhoff, or 18 miles north of Wing.
Local student qualifies for world’s largest rodeo
Thane Hollenbeck, a recent graduate of McClusky High School, has earned a position on the North Dakota High School Rodeo team and will be traveling with fellow teammates to Farmington, New Mexico
Fall turkey applications due July 1
Prospective turkey hunters are reminded that applications for this fall’s season must be in the mail and postmarked before midnight July 1.