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To no one's surprise, the Minnesota Timberwolves were unlucky in the NBA lottery once again.
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Matt Morin returns as the Reds' top pitcher.
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Three former North Dakota State University football players charged in an election scandal last year are now accused of failing to complete the community service required by their probation agreements.
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Can't NDSU just leave well enough alone? What's the point of fixing something that isn't broken?
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Freshman Leah Trostad led the Crookston navy team with a 50.
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The first and quarterfinal rounds of the singles and doubles tournaments will be held Thursday in Perham.
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Moe has been on the board of Teambackers for four years and has served as vice president for two.
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Cathedral School students spent a day at Ed Widseth Field on the UMC campus.
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Crookston finishes runner-up at Roseau, its best meet so far.
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Sophomore Brandt Delage finished second in the 400-meter dash, eighth in the 200 dash and was a member of the 4x200 relay team.
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Seniors McKaela Larson and Kaylee Desrosier, along with Trandem each had a hit for Crookston.
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Crookston is now 7-6 on the season.
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The Pirates are hosting an invitational today, which began at 9:30 a.m.
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To be eligible for this honor, the student-athlete must be a member of the varsity traveling team and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.20 or higher.
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Senior Dylan Klatt was dominant on the mound for the Pirates, allowing one earned run on three hits and three walks in six innings of work. He struck out seven.
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The Pirates have won four of their last five games.
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As Rollins ran back to the sidelines to celebrate with his teammates, Haymakers coach Dave Brumagen ran onto the field shoved Rollins to the turf.
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Senior Katie Davidson placed first in the 3200-meter run and third in the 1600 run, while freshman Marietta Geist finished runner-up in the 1600 run.
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The team announced that Backstrom's operation went as planned on Thursday morning in Philadelphia.
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Wyatt Hanson ties for medalist with a 72 at Detroit Lakes.
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Travis Vatthauer and Bobby Tiedemann are the No. 2 seed in doubles.
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Improvement is evident as Crookston was No. 8 seed last season.
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The Associated Press poll for Minnesota baseball, provided by Let's Play Baseball newspaper.
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Team erases 9-0 deficit in second game.
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Team places sixth out of nine teams.
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Hasz said Pirates are looking to peak as postseason nears.
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Geffre says Pirates are solid #2 seed going into postseason.
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The Pirate Boys’ Track Team, coaches and managers, headed to the State True Team meet in Stillwater on May 18, were treated to breakfast Wednesday morning by Superintendent Chris Bates at RBJ’s Restaurant.
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Hugo's will again be a major sponsor of the RiverView Health Foundation's annual golf tournament.
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His family is suing the league, claiming it should have done more to prevent both Boogaard's brain injuries and his addiction to pain pills.
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The 16-year-old, 6-foot-4, 194-pound, left wing played in 19 of 21 playoff games for the Winterhawks.
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Lunak took over as the head women’s tennis coach in July of 2007 and coached the team for six seasons.
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Crookston's score of 200 tied with Thief River Falls as East Grand Forks finished two shots back.
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The yet-to-be-named multi-purpose facility will have a translucent roof and moveable front windows.
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Derek Boogaard's family has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against the National Hockey League.
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Despite being held to one hit in a game, the Pirates racked up 43 hits in the 4 games.
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Senior Wyatt Hanson finished in third place, two off the lead, to lead the Pirates to a third place finish as a team in the Northern Invitational at Virginia Golf Club.
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Senior Alec Boike led the boys with a pair of first places in the shot put and discus. Senior Andreas Geist was nearly as good with a first place finish in the 800-meter run and second place in the 1600 run.
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Junior Josh Brehmer broke the school records for hits, while junior Ryan Paasch set a new mark for appearances.
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Senior Dylan Klatt recorded the win with five innings of work, allowing three earned runs, four total, on nine hits and two walks. He struck out seven.
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Senior Travis Vatthauer, junior Kal Salentiny, freshman Bobby Tiedemann and eighth grader Matt Garmen each won two matches on the day.
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The contract calls for the Vikings to pay the university $250,000 for every game and an additional $50,000 in concession and advertising revenue.
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McKaela Larson hit 5-for-7 with 8 RBIs.
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Alex Boone leads off the 9th with a triple and scores the winning run.
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Now 8-5 on the season, the Pirates are on the road today for 3 matches.
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Seventh grader Ally Tiedemann and freshman Leah Trostad each carded 94s to lead Crookston.
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Gov. Mark Dayton has joined the list of those wondering if the Minnesota Vikings cut veteran punter Chris Kluwe solely for performance purposes.
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The high school hockey player paralyzed by a hit during a junior varsity game in 2011 has been selected by the Chicago Steel in the United States Hockey League draft.
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Flip Saunders has started the restructuring expected when he took over as Minnesota Timberwolves president last week.
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The University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Vikings have reached agreement on the Vikings' use of TCF Bank Stadium for two seasons.
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