McLean County Independent Sports
Better late than ‘weather’
Kicking off the tournament season at the Garrison Golf Course had a questionable start.
Trooper girls break top 10
Trooper track and field hit the road this past week for the Northwest Conference Track Meet, with the Garrison girls finding themselves especially successful at the Tioga event.
Lady Troopers take loss at home
The Trooper girls took a difficult loss at home Monday, facing off against the Hornets in varsity action.
Troopers host wildcats, visit Aggies
The Troopers played host to the Lewis and Clark Wildcats on the April 20 in weather more suited for goose hunting than baseball but the teams and fans braved freezing temperatures, snow flurries, breezy conditions and no restrooms to watch a doubleheader split.
Troopers pick up first win
With temps in the 30s, the Trooper baseball team took the field in Hazen for a non-region doubleheader with the Bison Monday.
Troopers to take part in clay target league
Garrison students are among nearly 2,000 North Dakota teens taking part in the state’s high school clay target league this year.
A moment of calm
Coming over the rise and down the gravel road to the boat launch, the early morning sun reflected off the sprawling lake, which was only slightly dappled by a light and variable breeze.
New facility hopes to lure in customers
Every year, BLFG discusses an array of potential projects that gear towards the betterment of Garrison living. Last year they decided on a new fish cleaning station.
For Jared Shypkoski of Dickinson, his spring walleye adventures were already off to a great start after catching a personal best 31-inch fish on a trip to the Columbia River two weeks ago.
Troopers look back on season
It was a year of ups and downs for the Trooper boys, and one head coach Justin Folk said the team should be proud of.
