The Durango High School football team began its season Friday with a decisive victory over Farmington, 56-7.
“We had fun, we were physical, and we did a good job sticking together,” said DHS head coac.
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Hometown pride: Holmen starts amateur team with local college ball players
June 30, 2021 11:04 PM Ken Kosirowski
The wood bat amateur baseball Mississippi Valley League is getting a major injection of local talent.
Scott Gilbertson, part of the 1990 Holmen state champion team and frequent Holmen Legion coach, has seen a lot of local kids reach some level of college baseball in recent years.
So this summer, Gilbertson wanted to get that local back together to play some summer ball.
“So many of these kids now are going on to play college baseball. And then their season would end, they’d come back home and they’d be playing for all these other MVL teams. We thought with all these kids playing college baseball–I think we have 9 Holmen kids now playing college baseball–we thought let’s get a place where they can come play,” Gilbertson said.
2021 Devils Lake KID S Section Editor s Note
The following stories were written by Devils Lake students as part of a special edition called Kid s Section where elementary and middle grade students wrote about community issues and created ads for local businesses as an introduction into the field of journalism. They re words, their work, their commitment. Our honor to celebrate them!
CMS Helps Community
By Luke Wasness
In the Devils Lake area there are multiple things that students can do to help out. The school has gone to the Hope Center, and students have rung bells for the Salvation Army. Students at CMS have also raked, and our school did the Stuff a Truck. As for the money that the school raises through fundraisers, it is donated to many businesses. Some of the businesses that have been given donations in the past include the Search and Rescue, the Hope Center and the TLC Animal Shelter. If anyone has any suggestions on ways that CMS students can help our communit