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04/28/2026

TODAY 4PM/CT: 2026 NDHSAA SPRING BASEBALL!
The Washburn-Wilton-Center Stanton Cardinals hit the field vs the Hazen Bison. Join Jimmy Covers, live from Slinde Field in Hazen, for all the action on 106.5 FM & 1410 AM, Online & Mobile Stream: http://KDKT.us

04/26/2026

The Bismarck Bobcats took a 2-1 series lead with a 4-2 victory over the Aberdeen Wings in game three of the Robertson Cup Divisional Semifinals. Bismarck took control of the game in the first period with goals from Ben Rakowski, Nick Snyder, and Mark Evans. The Bobcats took a 4-0 lead in the opening three minutes of the second period as Eddie Revenig found the back of the net with a goal assisted by Theodore Richardson. Aberdeen lit the lamp once in the second period and once in the third. Bryce Francisco was in the net for Bismarck and saved 32 of the 34 shots he faced. Aberdeen forced the decisive game five with a 7-3 victory in game four of the series. The Wings got onto the scoreboard with a power-play goal in the first period, and they scored four times in the second period. Hugo Kruse and Theodore Richardson each found the back of the net in the second period, while Nick Snyder lit the lamp in the third period for the Bobcats. Aberdeen scored twice in the third period to ice the game. Bryce Francisco was back in the net for the Bobcats and saved 36 of the 42 shots he faced. Bismarck and Aberdeen will battle in the decisive game five on April 27th at 7:15 pm. On the diamond, the NDSU Bison Baseball Team is now 7-26 overall and 4-10 against conference opponents. The Bison fell 12-3 to the Minnesota Gophers on April 21st. The Bison won the opening game of the series against the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles 3-2. The Bison dropped the following two games, 14-3 in the second game of the double header on April 24th, and lost 3-2 on April 25th. NDSU closes out the series with Oral Roberts on April 26th at 1:00 pm. The UMary Marauders are 29-15 overall and are 22-9 against conference opponents. The Marauders won both games of their doubleheader against the Concordia-St. Paul Golden Bears on April 25th. UMary won 6-0 in game one and followed it up with a 4-3 win in the final game of the doubleheader. UMary closes out the series with Concordia-St. Paul on April 26th at noon. The Minot State Beavers are 20-22 overall and are 15-17 against conference opponents. The Beavers won both games of their doubleheader against the Bemidji State Beavers on April 25th. Minot State won the opening game 13-1 and followed it up with a 4-2 victory in the second game. The Beavers close out their series with a doubleheader against Bemidji State on April 26th.

04/26/2026

As we get ready to say good-bye to April on the calendar, we are nearing the homestretch of the North Dakota spring prep sports season; and that means post-season competitive opportunities in a multitude of sports are awaiting on the not-too-distant horizon. In the week that just concluded, uncooperative weather conditions—specifically, abnormally cool temps and brisk winds—forced the postponement and cancellation of several sporting activities. But we do have some results to report from the scaled-back docket of outdoor athletic events that were staged. Among those are scores from some Class B Region 8 baseball games that involved the Hazen Bison and Beulah Miners. In a game called on KDKT Sports Radio, Hazen stumbled to defending regional champion Shiloh Christian by a tally of 10-0. In that decisive shutout loss, Skyhawk Soph righthander Jack Pelham excelled both on the mound and at the plate. While pitching, Pelham tossed a complete-game one-hitter while fanning 10 Hazen hitters; and with a bat in hand, he registered 3 hits in 4 plate appearances (including a triple) and scored 2 runs and collected 2 RBI. Shiloh also prevailed over Hazen in the nightcap of their twinbill by a score of 12-8. In two other Region 8 affairs in which Hazen played, the Bison fell at home to Hettinger-Scranton-New England 8-7 in 8 innings but then beat the same Nighthawks on the road the following evening, 4-3. Meanwhile, in other Region 8 diamond matchups, Beulah swept Hettinger-Scranton-New England 10-0 & 11-0, getting a pair of pitching gems from senior right-handers Braylen Schirado and Tate Jordan. Schirado threw a 2-hitter at the Nighthawks, while Jordan no-hit them. Then two days later, Beulah walloped Washburn-Wilton-Center-Stanton 13-1 in a regional-counter, with Philip Weidner blasting a 320+feet grand slam to pace the Miners' offense and Sr P Coye Steffan limiting the Cardinals to just one hit over 5 innings. Beulah also won game-two of the double-header (non-counting in the regional standings) 9-5, with Jr right-hander Braden Mehrer notching the pitching victory. Heading into April's last week, Beulah sports an overall spring record of 12-1 and a league-ledger of 5-1. Finally, with regard to Region 8 teams, the surging Skyhawks of Shiloh Christian—now 4-0 overall in league-games—improved their overall season record to 7-4, downing defending state-runnerup LaMoure-Litchville-Marion last Friday evening at Bismarck's Dwyer Field, 5-2. Now turning our attention to some Class A West Region baseball encounters, Mandan swept St. Mary's 8-1 & 7-0 and Legacy took two games from Century 10-2 & 9-1. There were also two twinbills split in West Region play. In one, Minot North edged Mandan 3-2, before the Braves bounced back to claim the nightcap 7-6. In the other, Legacy beat Bismarck 11-5, before the Demons stormed back to dump the Sabers in game two, 17-7. Now, on the Class B softball scene, Region 4 powerhouse Beulah cruised to two shutout wins—14-0 over Wilton-Wing and 5-0 over Harvey-Fessenden-Bowdon. In the first white-washing, Miners' Sr P Addie Dale-Geiger recorded 10 strikeouts and teammate Cassie Christensen registered 3 hits in 4 at-bats with two triples. In the win over the visiting Hornets, Dale-Geiger was a perfect 4-for-4 hitting; and in the circle she tossed a 2-hitter with 18 strikeouts. In other Class B matchups, Heart River hammered Washburn-Center-Stanton 15-8; Washburn-Center-Stanton humbled Nedrose 15-4; Wilton-Wing nudged Hazen 7-5; and New England-Bowman County swept Garrison 16-4 & 14-10 and split a doubleheader with South Prairie-Max, winning game one 20-16 but losing game two 13-1. In Class A softball, in a twinbill featuring the top-two ranked teams in the state, Dickinson and Williston took turns beating each other. The Mavericks belted the Coyotes in game one, 9-3, while the Coyotes nipped the Mavericks in game two, 11-10. In another doubleheader, Mandan swept Minot North 11-6 & 15-7. Additionally, Dickinson defeated West Fargo twice by 6-1 tallies each time and Legacy trounced Turtle Mountain twice by scores of 23-1 & 18-2. On the pitch in Class A West Region girls' soccer, Mandan edged Minot North 2-1; Minot shut out Legacy 2-nil; Century blitzed St. Mary's 4-1; Jamestown defeated St. Mary's 3-1; and Century & Bismarck played to a 0-0 tie. Then on the links in Class A West Region boys' golf action at the Bismarck Invitational, only 4 strokes separated the top-four teams in the final standings. Although Minot, Williston, and Mandan all finished with 315 team strokes over 18 holes, the Magicians claimed 1st, while the Coyotes were slotted 2nd and the Braves 3rd, based on teams' 5th-scores used for the tie-breaker. Century's Bryson Fischer was meet-medalist with his round of 74. Also, here are results from Friday afternoon girls' tennis duals: Minot North 6, St. Mary's 3; Bismarck 4, West Fargo Horace 1; Century 5, WF Horace, 0; and Legacy 7, Williston 2. Finally, KDKT Sports Radio will feature three Class B baseball games over the airwaves and on its website this week: Tuesday (April 28), Washburn-Wilton-Center-Stanton visits Hazen in Region 8 play; Thursday (April 30), Shiloh Christian heads to Beulah in a Region 8 tilt; and Friday (May 1), Des Lacs-Burlington journeys to Beulah for inter-regional action. Each game is scheduled for a 4:30 pm CT start, with KDKT's pre-game show commencing at 4:00 each of those days.

04/21/2026

TODAY 4PM/CT: 2026 NDHSAA SPRING BASEBALL!
The Hazen Bison hit the field vs the Shiloh Christian Skyhawks. Join Jeff Baranick, live from Dwyer Field in Bismarck, for all the action on 106.5 FM & 1410 AM, Online & Mobile Stream: http://KDKT.us

04/19/2026

Now officially into the second-half of April, outdoor prep spring sports in North Dakota are in full-swing with about another six weeks of action awaiting us on the calendar. In this week that just concluded, KDKT Sports Radio covered a pair of Class B Region 8 baseball tilts involving the Beulah Miners. In the first of those played at Bismarck's Dwyer Field last Tuesday, Shiloh Christian held off Beulah 6-4, as the Skyhawks got a complete game from starting right-handed pitcher Easton Monson. Shiloh's center-fielder and cleanup-hitter Mason Moldenhauer led his team on offense, banging out 3 hits in 4 at-bats including a triple, while driving in two runs. In the loss, the Miners' Jack Skalsky also went 3-for-4 at the dish. In the non-region-counting second game, Beulah doubled up Shiloh Christian 12-6. Two days later on Beulah's home turf in Coal Country—Goldmann Field—the Miners outlasted familiar rival Hazen 13-10, as the two teams combined for 30 base-hits. Of that total, Beulah registered 20 safeties. A quartet of Miner batters recorded 3 hits each: Braylen Schirado; Andrew Soine; Jack Skalsky; & Benny Schirado. Meanwhile, four Hazen hitters secured two hits each: Jace Goebel; Adam Novak; Easton Haaland; and Trypp Johnson. Additionally, both Skalsky of Beulah and Goebel of Hazen went yard with solo home runs. In the non-region-counter that followed, Beulah blanked Hazen 7-zip, as the Miners' Sr right-hander Coye Steffan tossed a 5-inning, no-hit shutout at the Bison. Now heading into this new week of play, Beulah sports an overall record of 8-1 and a regional mark of 3-1, while Hazen is 2-2-1 overall and 1-2 in Region 8 play. Elsewhere in Region 8 diamond action last week, Hazen handled Heart River 6-0; Hettinger-Scranton-New England humbled Heart River 14-1; and Shiloh Christian walloped Washburn-Wilton-Center-Stanton 12-1 & 9-1. In Class B Region 6 baseball contests last week, Central McLean dispatched Surrey 14-0 & 10-0; Velva-Drake-Anamoose swept both Bishop Ryan-Nedrose (11-1 & 12-4) and Garrison (9-6 & 6-3); Bishop Ryan-Nedrose downed Central McLean twice by tallies of 7-2 & 4-2; and Surrey took two games from South Prairie-Max by scores of 12-2 & 6-3. In a pair of high-profile baseball encounters played out east, Carrington creamed Kidder County 15-4 and defending state champion Thompson thumped Hatton-Northwood 7-1. Turning our attention to Class A West Region baseball showdowns, garnering doubleheader sweeps were Minot North, Century, Bismarck, Jamestown, and Legacy, respectively, over Century, Mandan, both Williston & Watford City, Legacy, and Minot. Splitting twinbills were Mandan and Williston, Dickinson and Minot North, St. Mary's and Jamestown, and St. Mary's and Watford City. On the ND prep softball scene, in Class A West Region play, sweeping doubleheaders were Williston (2), Bismarck, Dickinson, Legacy, and Mandan (2), at the expense, respectively, of both Century & Legacy, Jamestown, Century, Minot North, and both Minot and Jamestown. Mandan also throttled Watford City 11-1 in a single game that was a double-counter in the regional standings. On the Class B softball landscape, defending Region 4 titlist Beulah won games on four consecutive days last week—edging Class A Bismarck 13-12, blanking Hazen 7-zip, gashing Garrison 20-0, and blitzing Central McLean 11-1. In the tight one-run win over the Demons, Miners' Sr P Addie Dale-Geiger fanned 10 Bismarck batters, while going 4-for-4 at the plate and hammering 3 home runs. Now, in West Region girls' soccer matches last week, claiming shutout wins were Minot North (1-0 over Century), Minot (5-0 over St. Mary's), and Jamestown (2-0 at the expense of Legacy). In a close cross-river matchup, Mandan nudged Bismarck 2-1. Then in high girls' tennis duals last week, winning twice each were Century and Minot (the Patriots over Bismarck and Minot North, while the Majettes at the expense of Williston and Century). Additionally, Legacy dumped Jamestown 7-2 and Dickinson edged Minot North 5-4. Now transitioning to prep track-&-field, five teams competed last week in the Bismarck Public Schools Boys' Invitational Meet, with Bismarck nipping West Fargo Sheyenne by only 2.5 points for the team title (107.5 to 105). Rounding out the team standings were Legacy in 3rd place (100 points), Century in 4th place (86.5 points), and Mandan in 5th (74 points). The meet's noteworthy highlight was Legacy Sabers' sprinter Zayden Horne establishing an all-time state record in the 100-meter dash, clocking a fabulous timing of 10.27 seconds. In the Mandan Kiwanis Club Girls' Invitational, Legacy held off Mandan for 1st place in the team standings (134 to 127 points) with Bismarck nabbing 3rd place (123 points), Century securing 4th place (110 points), and Minot finishing in a distant 5th place (with 64 points). Finally, this week, KDKT will showcase a pair of Class B Region 8 baseball skirmishes for your listening pleasure. On Tuesday (April 21), Hazen visits Shiloh Christian, with first pitch slated for 4:00 pm CT. Then on Friday (April 24), Washburn-Wilton-Center-Stanton hosts Beulah, with that game scheduled to begin at 4:30 pm CT.

04/19/2026

On the ice, the Bismarck Bobcats split the opening two games of the 2026 Robertson Cup Divisional Semifinals with the Aberdeen Wings this weekend. Aberdeen won the opening game 3-0 and scored all of their goals in the third period. The Wings scored twice in the final three minutes to ice the game. Bryce Francisco was in the net for the Bobcats and saved 18 of the 20 shots he faced. Bismarck tied the series up with a 3-2 victory in game two. The Bobcats took control of the game in the first period with goals from Alex Lunski and Royce Pietila in the remaining 10 minutes. Mark Evans gave Bismarck a 3-0 lead with a power-play goal in the second period, assisted by Lunski and Nick Snyder. Aberdeen scored both of its goals in the third period, with its final goal coming on the power play. Alex Lunski and Mark Evans each lit the lamp once and recorded one assist in the win. Nick Snyder also registered two points in the game with two assists. Bryce Francisco was back in the net for Bismarck and saved 31 of the 33 shots he faced. Bismarck will play games three and four against the Aberdeen Wings on April 24th and 25th, with puck drop at 7:15 pm. On the diamond, the NDSU Bison Baseball Team had its series with the Omaha Mavericks adjusted due to the weather conditions on April 17th and 18th. The series shifted to a doubleheader on April 19th, with the first game beginning at 12:00 pm, and game two beginning 30 minutes after the conclusion of the first game. The third game of the series has been canceled. Following the series with the Omaha Mavericks, NDSU will hit the road to take on the Minnesota Gophers on April 21st at 6:05 pm. The Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks' season will begin with a series of exhibition games, with the first game coming against the Winnipeg Goldeyes on May 5th at 11:00 am. The Redhawks will then play the annual exhibition game against the NDSU Bison on May 6th at 6:00 pm. Fargo-Moorhead closes out its exhibition games with two games against the Kansas City Explorers on May 11th and 12th. The Badlands Big Sticks season begins on May 25th and 26th, when they travel to Minot to take on the Hot Tots with first pitch at 6:35 pm on both nights. The Bismarck Larks will be at home for their first series of the year to host the St. Cloud Rox on May 25th and 26th.

04/17/2026

GAME TODAY HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER

TODAY 4PM/CT: 2026 NDHSAA SPRING BASEBALL!
The Hazen Bison hit the field vs the Velva-Drake-Anamoose Aggies. Join Jimmy Covers, live from Slinde Field in Hazen, for all the action on 106.5 FM & 1410 AM, Online & Mobile Stream: http://KDKT.us

04/16/2026

TODAY 4PM/CT: 2026 NDHSAA SPRING BASEBALL!
The Beulah Miners hit the field vs coal country rivals the Hazen Bison. Join Jeff Baranick, live from Goldmann Field in Beulah, for all the action on 106.5 FM & 1410 AM, Online & Mobile Stream: http://KDKT.us

04/14/2026

TODAY 4PM/CT: 2026 NDHSAA SPRING BASEBALL!
The Beulah Miners hit the field vs. the Shiloh Christian Skyhawks. Join Jeff Baranick, live from Dwyer Field in Bismarck, for all the action on 106.5 FM & 1410 AM, Online & Mobile Stream: http://KDKT.us

04/13/2026

The Bismarck Bobcats and the Minot Minotauros closed out the regular season playing one final series against each other. Bismarck won the opening game of the series 7-5. Peter Murray and Dan Ramirez each lit the lamp for the Minotauros in the first period while keeping the Bobcats off the scoreboard. Jimmy Dodig got the scoring started for the Bobcats in the second period, but Minot answered with a pair of goals to maintain the lead. Camden Alemond and Mark Evans found the back of the net for Bismarck in the closing seven minutes of the period to bring the score to 4-3 in favor of Minot. The Bobcats' offense exploded with four goals in the third period, coming off the sticks of Alex Lunski, Jimmy Dodig, Will Harker, and George Poirier. Minot's final goal of the game was scored by Evan Foiles with 42 seconds remaining. Chase Anderson was in the net for Minot and finished with 27 saves. Evan Hazelberg and Bryce Franscisco each saw time in the net for Bismarck, finishing with nine and 13 saves, respectively. The Minotauros bounced back with a 4-3 win in their final game of the season. Bismarck and Minot matched each other with a goal apiece in the first period. Chase Pavlesich and Dane Ramirez each found the back of the net for the Minotauros in the second period. Nick Snyder scored Bismarck's lone goal in the second, and Theodore Richardson tied the game in the third period. Will Nolan shut the door for the Minotauros with the game-winning goal with 56 seconds remaining in the game. Brian Cooke was in the net for the Minotauros and saved 26 of the 29 shots he faced. Bryce Francisco was in between the pipes for the Bobcats and saved 26 of the 30 shots he faced. Minot finishes the season with a 23-31-3 overall record and finished with 51 points. Bismarck clinched the No. 2 seed in the Robertson Cup Divisional Semifinals and will take on the No. 3 Aberdeen Wings. The UND Fighting Hawks' season came to an end in the NCAA Frozen Four, 2-1 to the Wisconsin Badgers. Wisconsin scored both goals in the opening eight minutes of the game. UND's lone goal was scored by Ellis Rickwood in the final minute of the game and was assisted by Ben Strinden and Dylan James. It was Jan Spunar in the net for the Fighting Hawks and finished the game with 35 saves. UND finished the season with a 29-10-1 overall record and went 17-6-1 against NCHC opponents. Jake Livanavage was named to the CCM/ACHA All-America West First-Team. He becomes the sixth defenseman in UND history to earn multiple All-America selections and only the second UND defender selected multiple times this century. He finished the season with five goals and 20 assists through 39 games. He also became the first player in program history to be named a finalist for both the NCHC Defensive and Offensive Defenseman of the Year. Livanavage also signed a two-year entry-level deal with the Pittsburgh Penguins that runs through 2026-27. He will report to Pittsburgh and is expected to make his NHL debut in the near future. Abram Wiebe also inked a two-year entry-level contract with the Calgary Flames and made his debut in Seattle on Saturday night. Wiebe played three seasons for the Fighting Hawks, appearing in 118 games and never missing a game in his career. He finished with 10 goals and 53 assists for UND. On the diamond, the NDSU Bison are currently 5-22 overall and 2-7 against conference opponents. The Bison fell twice to the Northern Colorado Bears in their three-game series this weekend. NDSU won the opening game of the series 4-3 behind a three-home run performance, including the game-winner in the top of the ninth inning. The Bison lost a heartbreaker in the second game of the series, 11-10, in the 10th inning after coming back from a five-run deficit. Northern Colorado took care of business in the final game with NDSU winning 10-5 to close out the series. The Bison will be back at home against the Omaha Mavericks in a three-game series on April 17th-19th.

04/12/2026

With the Easter holiday behind us, North Dakota spring prep sports really took off this past week with a plethora of baseball and softball games, girls' soccer action, and track-&-field meets staged statewide, plus a season-opening boys' golf tournament. KDKT Sports Radio was on the scene in Coal Country this past week to showcase a pair of Class B baseball contests that went right down to the final out to determine the victors. In Beulah on Tuesday evening, the host Miners edged Washburn-Wilton-Center-Stanton (WWCS) 4-3 in 12 innings to lay claim to a Region 8 win. Delivering a walk-off RBI single in the final frame was Beulah clean-up hitter Lucas Weidner who drove in fellow senior Jack Skalsky after his lead-off double. Four Miner hurlers—Braylen Schirado, Jack Skalsky, Andrew Soine, and Tayten Jordan-- combined to limit the Cardinals to a mere 4 hits while fanning 15 WWCS batters. In defeat, WWCS right-hander Ethan Retterath whiffed 10 Beulah hitters over a 7-inning relief stint. Following its razor-thin win at the expense of the Cardinals, Beulah went on to win four more games by the weekend's arrival. The Miners swept both Heart River and Watford City on the road in a pair of twinbills played on Thursday and Friday evenings. Beulah handled the Cougars of Heart River 7-2 & 9-2 while hammering the Wolves of Watford City 17-0 & 13-9. In the other KDKT-featured diamond tussle, Hazen--rallying from two early-game deficits--outlasted Garrison 6-5 on a walk-off wild-pitch in the bottom of the 7th inning. The previous day, the Bison got edged by WWCS 7-6 before playing the Cards to a 12-all tie in the twinbill's nightcap. Elsewhere on the Class B baseball landscape this past week, Central McLean split a pair of doubleheaders. The Cougars beat Garrison 6-4 before falling to the Troopers 8-5. Central McLean also nudged Velva-Drake-Anamoose (VDA) 3-1 before losing to the Aggies 7-3. Additionally, in more Region 8 play, Shiloh Christian and Hettinger-Scranton-New England took turns beating each other at Bismarck's Dwyer Field on Friday evening. The Skyhawks initially blanked the Nighthawks 3-0, with the Nighthawks avenging their game-one defeat with a 9-4 follow-up victory in game two. Furthermore, in Class B games, Bishop Ryan-Nedrose rocked South Prairie-Max in Region 6 action 23-3 & 15-5, while slamming Surrey 13-3 & 9-0; Des Lacs-Burlington whitewashed Stanley-Powers Lake twice—12-0 & 10-0; and Mohall-Lansford-Sherwood crunched Kenmare-Bowbells-Burke Central 11-1. Turning our attention to Class A West Region baseball encounters, Mandan swept Watford City 12-1 & 3-1 but got swept by Dickinson 12-6 & 7-1; Legacy whipped Watford City twice by tallies of 17-0 & 10-1; and Minot took the broom to Jamestown by scores of 6-5 & 4-2. Also, Dickinson nipped Minot 6-5 but stumbled to the Magicians 4-2; Williston split a doubleheader with St. Mary's, claiming game one 11-1 but dropping game two to the Saints, 3-1. In girls' softball doubleheaders last week, Class A's defending state titlist Williston whipped Class B powerhouse Beulah, 15-3, while also demolishing Watford City 23-0. Also in the Class A ranks, Dickinson swept Minot North 11-1 & 16-7; Bismarck swept Turtle Mountain 12-1 & 22-0 and did likewise to cross-town rival, Century, by scores of 11-1 & 17-3; Minot North downed Century twice—by scores of 13-7 & 13-12; and Legacy defeated Mandan twice—7-2 & 7-6. In Class B diamond encounters, Hazen held off South Prairie-Max 11-9 but got drubbed by Nedrose 16-2; Stanley overwhelmed New Town 25-5; Heart River humbled 1st-year program New England-Bowman County 25-2; and VDA vanquished Garrison 20-0. Then on the pitch, in West Region girls' soccer matches, Minot nipped Century 1-nil and blanked Minot North 3-0; defending state champion Mandan blitzed Legacy 5-0 and doubled up Jamestown 4-2; St. Mary's beat Williston 2-0; and winning by 1-0 tallies were Bismarck over Williston and Legacy at the expense of Bismarck. Additionally, on the links in boys' golf play, in the Century Invitational Saturday afternoon, Minot North won the team title, with the Sentinels' Parker Argent nabbing medalist honors with his 18-hole round of 75. We'll also note here that Dickinson Trinity hosted an invitational track-&-field meet at DSU's Biesiot Activities Center on Friday; but at the time of this writing, we don't have team or individual results to report. Finally, KDKT's next live sports broadcast takes place this Tuesday (April 14th) from Dwyer Field in Bismarck, as the Beulah Miners challenge the Shiloh Christian Skyhawks in Class B Region 8 baseball action. First pitch is scheduled for 5:00 pm CT, with KDKT's pre-game show commencing around 4:40.

04/10/2026

TODAY 4PM/CT: 2026 NDHSAA SPRING BASEBALL!
The Garrison Troopers hit the field vs. the Hazen Bison. Join Jimmy Covers, live from Slinde Field in Hazen, for all the action on 106.5 FM & 1410 AM, Online & Mobile Stream: http://KDKT.us

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