Tom Miller

2 days ago | grandforksherald.com | Tom Miller

GRAND FORKS — The Grand Forks Red River girls soccer team expected to have a strong season this year but perhaps not to this extent. After making the North Dakota Class A state tournament for the first time in 10 years last season, the Roughriders have taken the program climb up another notch. Red River is 9-0-1 entering Tuesday, looking for the program's first 10-win season since 2007-08. "I definitely thought we had a good team," Red River senior defender Alexis Geffre said.

2 days ago | grandforksherald.com | Tom Miller

GRAND FORKS — The UND football program hopes it addressed two areas of need via the transfer portal on Monday. The Fighting Hawks added Sacred Heart running back Xavier Leigh and junior college defensive back Idrique Carmichael of Pasadena following recruiting visits to Grand Forks over the weekend. Leigh gives UND some experience and depth.

2 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Tom Miller

May 12—GRAND FORKS — Grand Forks Red River Principal Kris Arason was sitting outside the school's front office right before dismissal with Tom Gabrielsen, who was spending some of his retirement years as the commons supervisor. Moments before the final bell rang, Gabrielsen was noting he had a mysterious wrist injury. AdvertisementAs the final buzzer sounded and streams of students ushered out of Red River, Gabrielsen shook hands and bumped fists with dozens of exiting students.

3 days ago | grandforksherald.com | Tom Miller

GRAND FORKS — Grand Forks Red River Principal Kris Arason was sitting outside the school’s front office right before dismissal with Tom Gabrielsen, who was spending some of his retirement years as the commons supervisor. Moments before the final bell rang, Gabrielsen was noting he had a mysterious wrist injury. As the final buzzer sounded and streams of students ushered out of Red River, Gabrielsen shook hands and bumped fists with dozens of exiting students.

3 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Tom Miller

May 11—GRAND FORKS — In the first game of his sophomore season at Sacramento State, Tyler Henry was working his way into the rotation in Week 1 against San Jose State. "I was having an amazing game," the 6-foot-3, 285-pound defensive tackle said. "I think I would've been starting after that."AdvertisementHenry, however, would suffer a season-ending knee injury in the game.