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With a 55-6 win over the Bowman Bulldogs last Friday evening, Watford City will enter the Class A play-offs this Saturday as the No. 1 seeded team from Region 4.
Posted 10/21/09 (Wed)read more »
A long break from competing due to inclement weather and Homecoming activities may have hurt the Wolves at the Regional Cross Country Meet.
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Brady Lund rushed for 224 yards as he scored three touchdowns as the Wolves rolled over the New Salem Holsteins 21-0 in Region 4 football action last Friday evening.
Posted 10/14/09 (Wed)read more »
Watford City picked up two big wins this past week as the Wolves’ varsity volleyball team defeated Trinity Christian and Trenton.
Posted 10/14/09 (Wed)read more »
Watford City’s balanced running and passing attack kept Grant County off balance last Friday evening as the Wolves improved their season record to 6-0 with an impressive 38-0 win over the Storm.
Posted 10/07/09 (Wed)read more »
After falling to Stanley in three games on Tuesday, the Watford City varsity volleyball team regrouped and took three games from Parshall on Thursday.
Posted 10/07/09 (Wed)read more »
With a 20-12 win over the Hazen Bison, the No. 2-ranked team in Class A football, the Watford City Wolves, the No. 1-ranked team in Class A football, took over sole possession of the top spot in Region 4.
Posted 9/30/09 (Wed)read more »
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Watford City extended its winning streak to four straight games as the Wolves rolled over the Heart River Cougars 33-0.
Posted 9/23/09 (Wed)read more »
Watford City picked up a big win last Tuesday as the Wolves defeated New England 3-2 in varsity girls volleyball action.
Posted 9/23/09 (Wed)read more »
Watford City’s cross country teams got a preview of the competition that will be running at this year’s State Class B Cross County Meet as the Wolves traveled to Valley City on Saturday.
Posted 9/23/09 (Wed)read more »
Watford City continued its domination of Class A football as the Wolves won their third straight game of the 2009 season on Friday defeating the Killdeer Cowboys 42-3.
Posted 9/16/09 (Wed)read more »
The Watford City varsity girls volleyball team had a busy week as they took on Tioga and New Town in dual action this past week before hosting an invitational tournament on Saturday.
Posted 9/16/09 (Wed)read more »
Watford City’s varsity girls cross country team took seventh place coming in behind five Class A schools at the Mandan Cross Country Meet on Saturday, Sept. 12.
Posted 9/16/09 (Wed)read more »
After their first two football contests, the Watford City Wolves, who are currently ranked as the No. 1 team in the Class A Power Poll, have still not been scored on.
Posted 9/09/09 (Wed)read more »
Watford City’s varsity girls volleyball team may have lost its first match of the season last Tuesday as the Wolves fell to Killdeer 3-2, but Nancy Deutsch, Wolves head coach was very pleased with her team’s performance.
Posted 9/09/09 (Wed)read more »
ibee Jokela took 14th place with a time of 16:55 at the very challenging Bismarck Quarterback Club Cross Country Meet on Thursday to help lead the Watford City varsity girls cross country team to a fifth place finish.
Posted 9/09/09 (Wed)read more »
Watford City held Stanley to a minus 12 yards of offense in the first half of play as the Wolves cruised to a 40-0 win over the Blue Jays in season opening Class A football action last Friday.
Posted 9/02/09 (Wed)read more »
The Watford City varsity volleyball team will open its 2009 home season on Tuesday, Sept. 8 when the Wolves host the Tioga Pirates at 7 p.m. and Nancy Deutsch, Wolves head coach, is excited about this year’s team.
Posted 9/02/09 (Wed)read more »
The start of the 2009 football season will see some big changes for the Watford City Wolves, the defending Class AA champions.
Posted 8/26/09 (Wed)read more »
Mamie Kieson, a 2009 graduate from Watford City High School was recently awarded the WW Livestock Systems dealer’s scholarship of $250 at the North Dakota High School Finals Rodeo held at Bowman, N.D., on June 18-20, 2009.
Posted 8/19/09 (Wed)read more »
The National Park Service (NPS) has released a preferred alternative addressing elk management at Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Posted 8/12/09 (Wed)read more »
evin Sanford has signed a letter of intent to play baseball at Western Nebraska Community College in Scotts Bluff, Neb., a Division I Junior College.
Posted 8/12/09 (Wed)read more »
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