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'Stressful, man': Three takeaways from Nelson County's comeback against Four Winds
FORT TOTTEN – A windy Friday evening wasn’t going to dissuade any and all offense from not showing up. Talking about offense, one didn’t have to look much further than Nelson County’s road trip to Four Winds High School on Aug. 26. After the former scored...
Nelson County prepared to take 2022 North Dakota Shrine Bowl by storm
LAKOTA – The Nelson County Chargers will look to do more than solely represent the program during the 2022 North Dakota Shrine Bowl on June 18. The Chargers will also look to thrive in it. As Nelson County head coach Beau Snyder looks to help lead the 9 –...
Nelson County eager to charge their way to new heights during 2022 Track & Field season
NELSON COUNTY – By technicality, Kaitlyn Amble possesses the Nelson County Track & Field “head coach” title. In actuality, the title is much more fluid. If anything, the entire mantra involving “team effort” is not simply an athlete-specific motto but a coaching one, too. Between Amble and her four “assistant” coaches, the role passes around similarly to the relay teams they coach.
Inside the rim: Nelson County explodes on offense in District 7 opener (2/11)
DEVILS LAKE – The aroma of spring might still be a way off. However, tournament basketball action is alive and well in the Class B – Girls’ Basketball ranks. Here is how each local team fared in their respective district tournament bout:. Girls:. Class B:. Nelson County...
Nelson County rebounds against Midway/Minto, concludes home campaign with 46-34 win
MCVILLE – The Nelson County Chargers were looking to rekindle a touch of their mid-January magic, and who would blame them - the Chargers won five-straight games over a two-week span (Jan. 10-24). Over the five-game stretch, the Chargers averaged 60 points per game (PPG) and held opposing offenses to a minuscule 35 PPG.
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