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Big first inning powers Williston JV past Sidney

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By Philip Johnson
| Sidney Herald Verified
WILLISTON — An 11-run first inning for the Williston Coyotes junior varsity baseball team overwhelmed the Sidney Eagles on Monday afternoon at Aafedt Stadium. Williston won 16-1 in a game shortened to four innings. The Coyotes added two runs in both the second and third innings and one more in the fourth. Williston racked up its 16 runs on six hits and 16 walks. The Eagles yielded leadoff walks in three of the four innings, and seven of those walks eventually scored.
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Eagles earn first win

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By Philip Johnson, Philip Johnson
| Sidney Herald Verified
The Sidney Eagle baseball team defeated the Shepherd Mustangs 11-0 Friday for the team’s first win since the 2024 campaign. The Eagles had two other games last weekend: a 14-3 loss April 16 to the Ray Jays and a 15-0 loss April 18 to the Billings Central Rams. Sidney is now 1-4 in league action and 1-6 overall. “It was great to get a win under our belts against a conference opponent in Shepherd," Sidney coach Hunter Gordon said.
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North Dakota dominates first-ever border battle

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By Philip Johnson
| Sidney Herald Verified
Williston's Anthony Naea attempts to throw Sidney's Cooper Fulgham in the first ever Montana-North Dakota All-Star Wrestling Dual, which was held Saturday at Sidney High School. Naea won 10-2 and North Dakota won the border battle 65-21. SIDNEY — North Dakota’s all-star wrestlers came to Sidney ready to rumble, winning 16 of 21 matches against Montana in what organizers hope will become an annual postseason event to recognize top grapplers from both states.
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