For the final tournament of the fall half of the 2024-2025 season, NDSU Men’s Golf headed south to San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico, to compete “Men’s Golf Ends Fall Season with Win at Monterrey Collegiate Classic”
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Women’s Golf Ends Fall Season with Trip to Hawaii
North Dakota State’s Women’s Golf ended the fall half of the season at the Kapolei Golf Course in Kapolei, Hawaii. The Bison finished in seventh “Women’s Golf Ends Fall Season with Trip to Hawaii”
The Rock Returns to Fargo; #2 NDSU Rallies to Beat #1 SDSU 13-9
It has been five years since North Dakota State defeated South Dakota State on the football field when Trey Lance led the Bison into Brookings “The Rock Returns to Fargo; #2 NDSU Rallies to Beat #1 SDSU 13-9”
Cross Country Men Win Team Title at Bradley Pink Classic; Reagan Baesler Leads the Women to a 9th Place Finish
Women’s NDSU Senior Reagan Baesler continues to impress after taking fifth place on Friday afternoon at the Bradley Pink Classic in Peoria, Illinois, leading the “Cross Country Men Win Team Title at Bradley Pink Classic; Reagan Baesler Leads the Women to a 9th Place Finish”
South Dakota Squads Best Bison Volleyball
The Bison dropped both games of their past weekend, losing in three sets to South Dakota State this past Thursday in Fargo. Ali Hinze led the “South Dakota Squads Best Bison Volleyball”
Soccer Takes First Place in the Summit League with Wins over SDSU and USD
The Bison soccer team entered the weekend with their toughest task of the season: facing off with the Jacks of South Dakota State, who were “Soccer Takes First Place in the Summit League with Wins over SDSU and USD”
Volleyball Wins in Five Sets at KC; Swept at Omaha
A 2-1 set lead quickly diminished for the Kansas City Roos this past Thursday night as the Bison volleyball team battled back for a fifth “Volleyball Wins in Five Sets at KC; Swept at Omaha”
#2 NDSU Limps Past Southern Illinois 24-3
Coming off of the emotional high of routing #7 UND, the Bison were back on the road heading to “Little Egypt,” otherwise known as Carbondale, “#2 NDSU Limps Past Southern Illinois 24-3”