Moorhead's Mya Rieber began competitive weightlifting only two years ago. Now the 15-year-old has already become a two-time national champion, but she has her eyes set on higher achievements.

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Bismarck native Britta Curl continues skating towards her Olympic dream, while some of the best high school basketball players from our area compete in an AAU tournament in Atlanta.

The Former North Dakota State wide receiver grew up a diehard Chiefs fan. But when the Kansas City native signed with the Green Bay Packers out of college, he had to trade in the red and gold for green and gold. Now he gets to trade back.

Shepherd signed a contract with his childhood team on June 17 after impressing at a mini camp tryout.

Two Fargo North seniors are heading to Michigan along with thousands of high school target shooters for the US Clay Target Nationals. This is the first time Fargo North will be represented.

Barnesville Trojans tight end Kaden Zenzen has verbally committed to North Dakota State for football.

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This summer Riley Dolezal qualified for the Olympic games, but his world ranking is holding him back from competing in Tokyo. Now at 35-years-old, Dolezal is still striving for more.

Zenzen announced on Twitter his verbal commitment to North Dakota State, becoming the tenth member for the Class of 2022. "I'd like to thank my family for always being there and for their support. I'd like to thank my friends for making me a better athlete on and off the field." Zenzen wrote on Twitter.

Davies alum Jesse Forknell is heading to a new home for the next college football season. The former Eagle quarterback is transferring from MSU-Mankato to UMary, he announced on Monday. Forknell redshirted his first season with the Mavericks, and the next season was wiped out because of COVID.

Athletes officially allowed to make money off name, image, and likeness starting tomorrow.

High school students in Grand Forks experience baseball through the lens of those who can't walk, Alex Urlaub takes home the Gatorade Baseball Player of the Year for North Dakota.

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