Triathlon Season is almost here, and MidcoSN’s Jason Andera joins Elaina Lanson in discussing the ins and outs of the race, what goes into the prep work, and how cool it is that USD has added a women’s team.

Mark Stadem of Brandon Valley, Brian Allmendinger of Gregory and Chris Fechner of Tea have all announced a change to their coaching path by either stepping down or transitioning their careers.

MidcoSN's Jason Andera talks to them about coaching high school sports, including topics like the passion to coach, why they still love to coach, why sometimes losing isn't bad, and some advice for those considering coaching.

Former North Dakota State Guard Carlin Dupree has always believed that someday he would get his shot to play professional basketball. After a couple of years of continuing to work on his game, he got his opportunity with the Shepparton Gators in Australia.

South Dakota State’s Mike Daum joins David Brown to discuss his career with the Jackrabbits, preparing for the NBA, his Applebee’s burger and more!

Grand Forks Herald beat writer Tom Miller joins Alex Heinert on the latest Midco Sports Network Podcast to look back at the spring season for University of North Dakota football, as well as what’s on the horizon for the program in 2019.

A few days after helping Texas Tech to a national runner-up finish, former South Dakota Coyote Matt Mooney joins Jay Elsen to discuss his entire collegiate experience and how basketball factors into his future.

Bismarck native Britta Curl joins MidcoSN’s Jody Norstedt to recap her national championship rookie season with the Wisconsin women’s hockey team and talk about the state of women's hockey in ND.

NCAA tournament talk with college basketball analyst and AP Physics instructor, Brad Newitt. Why this is the year for the Jackrabbit women, why the play-in game was perfect for the Bison men - and why Matt Mooney and Texas Tech will take down Gonzaga in the Elite 8.

UND Hockey 2018-19 Season Recap Podcast by Midco Sports

Kelly Stewart and Jay Elsen discuss the University of South Dakota’s at large bid as a No. 8 seed in the 2019 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.