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Devils Lake girls’ golf posts program’s best score in 2026 opener

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By Mojo Hill Verified
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Devils Lake girls’ golf has opened the 2026 season with its best team score in the young history of the program. The Firebirds posted a +93 in the season opener Friday.. It beat their previous best of +96, set late last fall. This is now the third season of Devils Lake’s revitalized golf program. The +93 ultimately ranked last out of 11 teams at Friday’s West Fargo Sheyenne Invite.
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LRSC women’s hockey roster at 18 players going into school year

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By Mojo Hill Verified
| Devils Lake Journal Verified
After a season that was canceled midway through, Lake Region State College women’s hockey brings its largest roster in the young history of the program into the 2026-27 school year. The Royals have 18 rostered players under first-year head coach Cole Klubek. ACHA hockey at LRSC is about to enter its fourth season. Klubek will be the program’s fourth head coach, including interim coach Brady Stein, who briefly took over for Sawyer Diseth last year before the remaining games were canceled.
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Devils Lake’s super-seniors set the pace for title run

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By Mojo Hill Verified
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WILLISTON — Hunter Remmick found out between championship games that he was going to pitch the final game of his Storm career. He didn’t shy away from the moment. Despite limited innings this summer, and injury concerns that have hampered him, Remmick took the challenge head-on. “We didn’t really know who was gonna pitch,” Remmick said.
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