Beulah Beacon Sports
Too many free passes hurt Beulah-Hazen last Tuesday. And the Miners still almost made up the deficit with their ability to hit the long ball. B-H got out to an early three-run lead thanks to a home run from Lucas Senske, eventually driving the game into extra innings before giving up the non-conference game to the Midgets. The night proved to be a sweep for the visitors on the scoreboard at Goldmann Field.
Boys golf picture becoming clearer
There is only four weeks of the high school golf season remaining but the Beulah boys have only been to four meets, including three last week. With such a limited window, coach Jeremy Brandt has not seen much out of his athletes.
Relays find a place on track podium
Running a relay takes more than just a quick time. It’s one of the biggest team aspects of the track and field environment. Timing must be down, strategies kept straight and hand offs clean. One miscue can cause the entire group’s efforts to be lost.
Beulah boys: small but powerful truck squad
Any track and field coach will say the same thing, the more the merrier when it comes to team members. Beulah’s boys team is struggling with lower numbers this season but coach Randy Pacall is quick to point out that it has no effect on their heart.
Matthew Krizan is like most 12-year-old boys in that he loves football, Kung Fu movies and chasing girls. His older sister Emily Krizan is a bit quiet for a 14-year-old but don’t let the pretty exterior fool you as she has an inner fire when she is interested in the topic.
Martial arts promotes three new black belts
Marauders claim a pair of Beulah football players
The two shared the line for four years of high school. Now Keanon Serna and Kasey Schmidt will once again find themselves on the same side of the football as they both pursue the next level at the University of Mary. Changing their colors from blue and gold to blue and orange, they signed letters of intent to play football as Marauders. Schmidt, an all-state defensive lineman and voted Beulah’s most valuable player, received offers from a few schools in Bemidji, Valley City, University of Minnesota-Crookston and Jamestown but Bismarck attracted Schmidt the most. He enjoys the town and the familiarity made the transition more comfortable.
The weight of the Novas name on their shoulders
It’s no secret that girls hockey in Mercer County has seen better years. And with the program goes the Novas name.
From overlooked to never forgotten
For a team that lost four starters after a 12-13 season, it’s easy for anyone to overlook the Beulah boys basketball team. According to the hoopster the 2008-2009 Miners finished third in the district and fourth in the regions. Head coach Jeremy Brandt was quoted in noting “Beulah will be a very different team.”
Miners put out Wildfire in region quarterfinal
Few teams know better than Beulah what it feels like to be overlooked by other teams. The Miners also have experience on how it feels to make their opponents pay for their shortsightedness.
