Brian Miller won the 800-meter.

The Little Dawg wrestlers competed at the State Tournament in Bismarck on March 27, 2021. We finished with 122 points and a 14th place finish as a team.  

Bowman County started off the season by blowing away the competition in the Early Bird track invitational the team hosted on April Fool’s Day.

If you drew a spring turkey license and haven’t received the tag in the mail yet, it could be because you haven’t purchased a new general game and habitat license or combination license for the 2021 hunting seasons.

Bowman County senior Caleb Duffield was named to the all-state Class B basketball team. The North Dakota Associated Press Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association make the selection each year. The Bowman County player was named to the second team in spite of the Bulldogs not making it to …

We had a great turn out for our annual wrestling tournament in Bowman on March 18.

Spring sports have returned to the Bowman County High School campus.

After a lost season in 2020, the Bowman County Bulldogs are ready to hit the track again, starting with the Early Bird home meet March 30.

Approximately 50 people focused on improving their roping skills when Texas-based Joe Beaver held a clinic at the All Seasons Arena over the weekend.

Men’s basketball and women’s volleyball standings

The Bowman County Bulldogs are hoping for a long run this spring a year after the season was canceled because of COVID-19 restrictions issued by the state and the North Dakota High School Activities Association.

The Bowman Dawg Wrestlers have continued learning the basics and technique at practice. They are having a lot of fun and getting in a lot of mat time.

The Bowman Dawg wrestlers preschool - 3rd grade started practice on Feb.22. They are learning the basics and having fun. We have our tournament scheduled for Thursday, March 18.

It’s hard to believe that it was more than 20 some years ago when I was working as a game warden when the first spring light goose conservation order arrived.

A second half rally helped send Bowman County into a rematch with Dickinson Trinity Tuesday in the Region 7 district basketball tournament semifinals.

The Cardinals found they had a big problem Friday in Minot in the consolation semifinal game at the Minot Dome.

The seventh seed made it to the Region 7 tournament championship game Thursday after eliminating the second and third-ranked teams.

My duties as an outreach biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department are varied.

Local clubs or communities interested in receiving a grant to support a high school trap shooting team must have the application in before April 1. Existing teams that have received a grant in the past are not eligible.

Men’s Basketball Standings Week 5:

A fast start by the top-seeded Squirrels of Central Cass was too much for Hettinger-Scranton in Thursday's quarterfinals at the Class B girls basketball state championship tournament in Minot.

Thanks to its 66-57 victory over Heart River Friday (Feb. 26), Bowman County closed out the regular season placing third in the Region 7 standings behind undefeated Beulah and second place Dickinson Trinity.

It took a late rally filled with three-pointers for the Bowman County take Friday’s 66-57 road win over Heart River.

Jaci Fischer’s final shot with less than ten seconds left was her most important score of the Bowman County quarterfinal battle with Hazen Monday afternoon (Feb. 22) in the Knights of Columbus Activity Center in Dickinson.

The three-time champion of Region 7 is back in the Class B state championship tournament – again.

Visiting Hettinger-Scranton got shell-shocked Tuesday (Feb. 16) in Solberg gym.

For the three seniors on the Bulldogs’ roster, it was the final chance to play before a home crowd Thursday (Feb. 19).

Bowman County handily defeated Richardton-Taylor Friday (Feb. 19) in the first round of the district tournament by a 71-31 margin, earning a battle with Hazen in the quarterfinals Monday in Dickinson.

Bowman/Beach wrestlers wrapped up their season this past week at the North Dakota State Class B wrestling tournament on Feb. 18 and 19. 106 lb. Taylor Wanner, the young 8th grader, won 2nd place losing only to Wyatt Engwitch from New Salem/Almont. Senior Tucker Strand finished with respectab…

Senior scores 30 in decisive victory over Bulldogs

Two teams will meet today in the district semifinals, which means only one will play in Thursday's district championship contest at 6 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Activities Center.

Jaci Fischer's final shot with less than 10 seconds left was her most important score of the the Bowman County quarterfinal battle with Hazen Monday afternoon in the Knights of Columbus Activity Center in Dickinson.

Top seed Hettinger-Scranton opened the girls District Basketball playoffs with a 62-49 quarterfinal victory over Mott-Regent Monday.

The visiting Standing Rock Warriors overcame a 41-point effort by senior Jeran Anderson to win in Scranton Saturday by a 75-68 margin.

For the three seniors on the Bulldogs' roster, it was the final chance to play before a home crowd Thursday.

For the second time in February, the Bowman County Bulldogs came out on the short end of an overtime game – by one point.

Heart River jumped out to an early lead Thursday in Bowman, but the visitors could not hold on.

The Bowman Dawg Wrestlers started their season three weeks ago. They have competed in Bismarck, Watford City and Lemmon.  

Visiting Hettinger-Scranton got shell-shocked Tuesday in Solberg gym.

Hettinger-Scranton’s not-so-secret weapon was too much for visiting Heart River Monday (Feb. 1).

As a senior, Samantha Oase has been busy making her mark on the basketball record book for the Night Hawks.

Heart River jumped out to an early lead Thursday (Feb. 1) in Bowman, but the visitors could not hold on.

Seniors Katrina Poss, Beth Lien, Casitee Miller, Sidra Sadowski, and Samantha Oase were honored Saturday with their parents at the final hoime game for the Hettinger-Scranton Night Hawks at the team's final home game in Scranton Saturday evening.

With the oversaturation of 2020 year in review columns and news, I elected to wait a month before the annual over-the-shoulder look North Dakota outdoors from the past year. The message wasn’t going to change, so no need to rush.

After picking up a pair of wins to improve to 10-2 for the season, the Bowman County Bulldogs entered the week facing the top team in Region 7.

The Hettinger-Scranton girls’ basketball team extended its win streak to four with a win Thursday over visiting Richardton-Taylor in Hettinger.

New Salem was where the action was for the wrestlers last week.

We need to point out a few important news items this winter that won’t help you catch more fish through the ice, but are important, nonetheless.