Hazen Star Sports
Hazen golf finishes season 2nd at state
The Hazen girls golf program is no stranger to success and continues to prove it all around the state. After earning a region championship the Bison made their way to the Tom O’ Leary golf course for more success at the state tournament. The Bison finished the two-day state golf tournament with a second place trophy and an all-state honor.
Hazen falls in region baseball semis
Hazen knew at the start of the season that they were going to have to beat Beulah, Washburn or both teams to advance to the state tournament. Hazen knew they had the skills to beat Washburn but Beulah had proven to be a tougher test.
Bison boys win region, girls second
Regional track is what most teams gear their season around. Most teams hope to get to the regional meet and place a few athletes in the state meet. For Hazen and Carrington the only goal is to top each other in total points at the end of the meet.
Boys golf aims for top three
Golf has come and is just about ready to go. The golf season was hurt by spring’s late start. None the less Hazen’s goals stayed the same.
Hazen keeps getting better
The Hazen girls track team continues to compete at a high level. Last week the Bison participated in two meets placing first in the Badlands Conference meet and second in the New Salem Invite. The Bison had 27 varsity placers in the meets combined and five JV placers.
Hazen track opens season strong
Delays are annoying. No one likes to be told stop and wait untill things get better. For the Bison all of the waiting paid off with a successful day. The Bison boys’ track team took first place at the Sakakawea Country Classic and the girls team took second place.
Local man loves curling
A lot of people have a hobby or pastime they enjoy. But few can say that they have enjoyed and been deeply involved with their pastime at the highest levels. Local curler Dick Nordgren can say he has.
NDGF advisory board meetings set
Outdoor enthusiasts are invited to attend a North Dakota Game and Fish Department advisory board meeting in their area.
At the region tournament the Hazen Bison girls basketball team faced three teams that they had lost to before the region tournament started. The Bison gained a small nugget of retribution in the first round of the Region 7 tournament but couldn’t end their season with retribution victories over Beach and Bowman County.
The Hazen Bison girls’ basketball team accomplished the easy part of their basketball goal, earning a Region 7 tournament birth, but found themselves sitting when the district championship was supposed to be played on Monday evening. Their District 14 championship game against Dickinson Trinity was delayed until Tuesday because of inclement weather.
