Kleman becomes WSU all-time strikeout leader, leads comeback effort in NSIC tournament
May 13, 2021 10:49 PM Ken Kosirowski
Senior Jordyn Kleman became Winona State’s all-time strikeout leader as she led a Warrior comeback effort over Minot State in the loser’s bracket of the NSIC Tournament Thursday.
The Warriors had lost their opening round game 2-1 to St. Cloud State and needed to beat Minot State to stave off elimination.
The Beavers held a 5-3 lead after four, but Kleman came on in relief to throw three shutout innings with six strikeouts while the offense came back to win it with a Teaghen Amwoza walk-off RBI.
1910 Legacy Enterprises Names Cale Collier as Executive Director of Business Development
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Cale Collier was recently named Executive Director of Business Development for 1910 Legacy Enterprises and its subsidiaries White Electrical Construction Company and Axis Energy. ATLANTA (PRWEB) May 13, 2021 1910 Legacy Enterprises, Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Cale Collier as the new Executive Director of Business Development for the company and its subsidiaries. Collier is an innovative and decisive leader with over 20 years of experience in the construction industry. He has a proven track record of generating record-breaking revenue growth while improving margins and reducing turnover. Collier is a visionary leader known for earning loyalty from employees and clients by cultivating a culture of trust and integrity. He holds a degree in Business Management from Minot State University.
May 11, 2021
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Mack Schroerâs Big Lebowski is a mixed media piece in the âPop Carsâ collection.
Two vibrant, pop culture-infused exhibitions went on display today at a joint show of the Taube Museum of Art and the Northwest Arts Center at Minot State University. A public reception will be held Thursday. The display includes Mack Schroer’s illustrated “Pop Cars” and “Wild Rides” posters, curated from the private collection of Laurie Geller. On display until June 8, the exhibition is split evenly between the two galleries with a unique view at each location.
“Pop Cars” began in early 2018 as a single doodle of Homer Simpson on a driver’s daily log sheet. With the computer system down at a salt water disposal site, Schroer, an oil field trucker at the time, resorted to using a hand-kept ledger on Keller’s Daily Logs. Scrawled etch-a-sketch lines became a cityscape that soon beckoned a portrait of Homer Simpson.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. As an eighth-round pick in 1977, Randy Hedberg departed a small school in North Dakota and walked into one of the toughest situations a young quarterback could face.
Hedberg, the first NFL player drafted from Minot State, was taken by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a franchise born a year earlier and one that had gone 0-14 in its inaugural season. Hedberg was expected to acclimate slowly as quarterbacks Mike Boryla and Gary Huff battled for the starting job with a returning Parnell Dickinson also on the roster.
None of that happened, though, as Boryla and Huff suffered knee injuries in the first two preseason games and Dickinson struggled with turnovers. Suddenly, Hedberg found himself starting for the worst team in the league with no time to adjust. The results were predictable. He started four games, played in three more and finished with no touchdowns and 10 interceptions as the Bucs lost all seven contests.
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Minot State University students will graduate this Friday with big plans for the future after a year filled with COVID-19 precautions.
“Things have certainly been different this year,” said Jordan Will, an accounting major.
Will, who also has participated on the MSU football and wrestling teams, said he was grateful to have been able to keep playing, albeit with a lot of testing protocols in place to make it viable.
He’s also glad that his family and friends will be there to help him celebrate this year.
Minot State’s 106th Commencement Exercise will be live with limited capacity starting at 10 a.m. Friday in the MSU Dome. MSU will honor its 2021 and 2020 graduating classes at the ceremony as 2020’s live event was canceled due to COVID-19.