Hazen Star Sports
Hazen takes top seed and championship
Parking at Hazen High School football games this season hasn’t been a problem. But for the season finale, most people had to park a bit away for the game. For most the long walk was worth it. The chance to see the No. 1 team – Hazen – in the state take on the No. 2 team – Killdeer – with a region championship on the line was like hot chocolate on a cold winter day. It was something many can’t pass up. Big plays are always needed in big games. The Bison didn’t have to wait long for their first big play of the game. Jonah Zimmerman, sophomore linebacker, grabbed a tipped pass for an interception on the third play of the game. Then the Bison had to wait a little bit for their next big play. It came just in time, on third-and-5 at the 25-yard line. Senior running back Briar Bornemann broke a tackle and out raced Killdeer’s defense for the team’s first score of the game, giving his team a 6-0 lead, Hunter Fears made the point after attempt. The Bison didn’t have to wait long for their next big play. About 7 seconds rolled off the play clock when the Bison forced a fumble – they failed to recover it – and the first quarter ended with both teams exchanging punts. Killdeer looked poised to tie the game early in the second quarter. Austin Cieslak, senior linebacker, and Austin Hintz, junior lineman, were both getting injury treatment on the sidelines and Killdeer was on the 25-yard line looking to score.
B-H XC wins multiple awards
Beulah-Hazen cross-country is well on its way.
Beulah-Hazen XC ready for post season
By Jarann Johnson The Beulah-Hazen cross-country team has done well this year the boys were ranked second in the state at the end of last week and the girls were ranked fifth. This Saturday they will be heading to Bismarck for the West Region class B meet and in two week’s they’ll be at the state meet in Valley City.
B-H home meet goes well
The Beulah-Hazen cross country team entered Saturday morning’s meet ranked.
Bison scores 40 plus again
By Jarann Johnson The Hazen Bison haven’t been taking it easy on opponents this year. In their latest offensive explosion they scored 48 points and collected another win. The Bison beat New Salem 48-15 on Friday, moving their record to 4-0.
Hazen keeps on winning
The Bison continue to dominate. Friday night everything went according to plan for Hazen and ended with a homecoming win. The Bison won 57-6, moving their record to 3-0 and keeping their top ranked spot in the state. It didn’t take long for the Bison to let Central McLean know why they are No. 1 in the state. Nate Leintz ran for a 41-yard score with 11:05 left in the first quarter, meaning it took the Bison all of 55 seconds to get their first score of the game.
Hazen starts year out strong
The Hazen Bison started off the season by sweeping New Salem. Then felt what it's like to lose a sweep two days later against Richardton-Taylor. Their week culminated in a seventh place finish at the Coal Country Invite.
Coal Bowl delay worth game
The Coal Bowl was suppose to start at 7 p.m. Friday but bad weather delayed the game until 8:44 p.m.
Know more about your coach
Sure you’ve seen Rick Philion and you’ve wondered, “How does he stay so fit?” Or you’ve seen Jim Dooley and wondered, “How does he trim something that majestic?”
Roughrider CrossFit knocks out round two
CrossFit training happens locally at Roughrider CrossFit in the Beulah Fit Club.
