North Dakota Preps

Flip wrote:

vikingman wrote:and it's games like this that led to the running clock rule. The Girls forum talks about "idiot coaches who run up the score". No similar complaints to be seen in the Boys' section, though.

Sportsrube wrote:Spot on. We have the running clock (Mercy Rule) due to a small group of coaches who "are building their program" by beating teams by 50 or more and playing starters deep into those games. I am not in favor of the mercy rule, but I am betting it is here to stay. Hopefully the NDHSAA will tweak it a bit, but I don't see it going away.

Teams, fans, etc. need to deal with losses. If some team drops you by 50 points because they played their starters deep into the 4th quarter. Deal with it. Why should you care so much? Everyone wants something to complain about.

Agreed......you can't have a potential "huge comeback" if there isn't a blowout taking place......last time I checked I think its called "Sports".......as far as rules to prevent? wasted paper

Dunseith def. New Town 95-91


Anyone see this one?

Hettinger Scranton shot 70% from the field (35-50) against Bison SD. Isaiah Kludt had a very impressive stat line. 23 points 11 rebounds 11 assists and 6 steals

The Schwab wrote:Hettinger Scranton shot 70% from the field (35-50) against Bison SD. Isaiah Kludt had a very impressive stat line. 23 points 11 rebounds 11 assists and 6 steals

Oak Grove had a player with a solid stat line (not quite as good as Kludt but still solid) on Saturday in Barnesville, MN: TJ Anderson scored 8 points, dished 8 assists, grabbed 8 boards and had 11 steals.

Both players got really close to quad-doubles...Kludt at least had the triple-double!

Four Winds-Minn. 86,

Benson County 28

FOU 26 26 17 17--86..........I wonder if they planed this....

BEN 5 14 2 7--28

Park River/F-L 51,

Griggs Co. Central 7

PAR 18 15 13 5--51

GCC 0 1 4 2--7

Crazy score

winner-within wrote:Park River/F-L 51,

Griggs Co. Central 7

PAR 18 15 13 5--51

GCC 0 1 4 2--7

Crazy score

Not even close to worst lopsided score this year

Run4Fun2009 wrote:

winner-within wrote:Park River/F-L 51,

Griggs Co. Central 7

PAR 18 15 13 5--51

GCC 0 1 4 2--7

Crazy score

Not even close to worst lopsided score this year

what the heck

winner-within wrote:

Run4Fun2009 wrote:

winner-within wrote:Park River/F-L 51,

Griggs Co. Central 7

PAR 18 15 13 5--51

GCC 0 1 4 2--7

Crazy score

Not even close to worst lopsided score this year

what the heck

88-9 & 75-7 are probably two of the most lopsided scores this year. Maple Valley's GBB has scored less then 10 points in 4 games this year (they do have 1 win on year vs. GCC)

Parshall 108 New Town 105
Good offensive game to watch

Run4Fun2009 wrote:88-9 & 75-7 are probably two of the most lopsided scores this year. Maple Valley's GBB has scored less then 10 points in 4 games this year (they do have 1 win on year vs. GCC)

Win-E-Mac beat Climax-Fisher 90-3 just a couple of seasons ago just a couple miles on the MN side of the Red.

Jack8 wrote:Parshall 108 New Town 105
Good offensive game to watch

I wasn't there, but would love to have a recap! Has anyone seen the box score? Over/Under 40 combined 3's? Would have been fun to watch. Too bad BEK didn't have it covered.

waaayyyyy under 40 3s.

St John outscored Warwick 42-4 in the first quarter this weekend.

Jack8 wrote:Parshall 108 New Town 105
Good offensive game to watch

NT 18 27 22 38
P 20 32 19 37

NT (105): Terrance Steele 34, Chace Hale 25, Daniel LeBeau Jr. 18, Covey Hale 18, T. Baker 8, Devon Headdress 2.
P (108): Deyondre Simpson 34, Jeloni Foote 31, Billy Moran 30, James Jarski 13.

ndlionsfan wrote:St John outscored Warwick 42-4 in the first quarter this weekend.

real deal....solid Team

Run4Fun2009 wrote:

Jack8 wrote:Parshall 108 New Town 105
Good offensive game to watch

NT 18 27 22 38
P 20 32 19 37

NT (105): Terrance Steele 34, Chace Hale 25, Daniel LeBeau Jr. 18, Covey Hale 18, T. Baker 8, Devon Headdress 2.
P (108): Deyondre Simpson 34, Jeloni Foote 31, Billy Moran 30, James Jarski 13.

That 4th quarter had to be more like a track meet than a BB game. Amazing.

Green light

Hatton-Northwood—Connor Konschak 42, Mavrik Hedland 4, Avery Thorsgard 10, Dylan Thompson 2, Ben Hillesland 2, Jamie Gorres 4, Ben Johnson 10, Austin Adamsen 2

winner-within wrote:Green light

Hatton-Northwood—Connor Konschak 42, Mavrik Hedland 4, Avery Thorsgard 10, Dylan Thompson 2, Ben Hillesland 2, Jamie Gorres 4, Ben Johnson 10, Austin Adamsen 2

10 three pointers

CountryDelight wrote:

winner-within wrote:Green light

Hatton-Northwood—Connor Konschak 42, Mavrik Hedland 4, Avery Thorsgard 10, Dylan Thompson 2, Ben Hillesland 2, Jamie Gorres 4, Ben Johnson 10, Austin Adamsen 2

10 three pointers

Wow!...Coaches son?

Yep. He is a junior.

I believe it was Saturday that good long distance runner, Peyton Frolek, from WL scored 45 of their teams 51 points.

Flip wrote:I believe it was Saturday that good long distance runner, Peyton Frolek, from WL scored 45 of their teams 51 points.

Including game-winning 3 in that game...She went for 40 last night...not bad for someone barely over 5'

Nodak Guy wrote:

Jack8 wrote:Parshall 108 New Town 105
Good offensive game to watch

I wasn't there, but would love to have a recap! Has anyone seen the box score? Over/Under 40 combined 3's? Would have been fun to watch. Too bad BEK didn't have it covered.

New Town 21 threes Parshall 9

District 10 championship game Washburn vs TLMM at Washburn
12 three-pointers were made from the 4:18 mark of the 3rd quarter to the 6:20 mark of the 4th quarter.
7 for TLMM 5 for Washburn
So a span of five minutes and fifty eight seconds 36 points were scored.
TLMM had the only back-to-back triples as they got a buzzer beater to end the third quarter.
Washburn had the only miss just before the TLMM buzzer beater.
TLMM took the lead 22-18 on the first triple.
I don't recall any two-pointers attempted, not in my notes anyway.