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KBMW Sports Director/mid-days host. News/sports tips to scott@kbmwam.com "Moose says you're closed, I say you're open!"
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Valley City Legion Baseball Books Ticket to State Tourney

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By Jacob Just, Scott Nulph Verified
| News Dakota Verified
By Scott Nulph KINDRED, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The Valley City Royals capped off an impressive run at the N.D. Class A State East Region Baseball Tournament by beating the Fargo Astros 8-2 on Saturday to earn the team a spot in the state tournament beginning Friday in Jamestown. Valley City, now 15-17 on the season, will play West No. 1 seed Jamestown in a first-round game at 7 p.m. on Friday at Jack Brown Stadium in Jamestown.
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Ruling Class 4A

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By Scott Nulph Verified
| Laramie Boomerang Verified
CASPER — Madison Legerski looked calm as she waited for the final ruling in the Class 4A girls high jump during the first day of the state track and field meet on Thursday. The Laramie High junior had left the high-jump pit thinking she had won in a jump-off against two Casper Kelly Walsh girls. But a half hour later, no decision had been announced: KW’s coaches disagreed with how the officials handled the ruling of a jump-off. But, in the end, Legerski had her state title.
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Confident Cowgirls eager for deep tourney run

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By Troy Babbitt, Scott Nulph Verified
| WyoSports
LARAMIE – It always comes up this time of year for the University of Wyoming women’s basketball team. With all the success the program has enjoyed over the 16 years since Joe Legerski took over the program, the Cowgirls have never played in the postseason conference championship game, let alone win it. Last season they came oh-so-close, falling 67-63 to Nevada in the semifinals.
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