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    May 9, 2009
    DSU men win, women fall a point short
    MADISON, S.D. -- While the Dickinson State men's track and field team ran away with its sixth consecutive Dakota Athletic Conference championship, its women's team fell one point short of winning its first conference crown. The Blue Hawk men scored a conference meet record 350 points...
    sports/Blue HawksMay 9, 2009 - 12:00am
    May 5, 2009
    WR Schultenover dismissed from Bison football team
    FARGO -- North Dakota State wide receiver Jordan Schultenover, who was expected to be the team's top pass-catching target next fall, was dismissed from the team for a violation of team rules. Bison head coach Craig Bohl would not specify why, saying, "I'm not in a position to make...
    sportsMay 5, 2009 - 11:04pm
    May 4, 2009
    Hawks dominate DAC awards
    The Dickinson State softball and baseball teams won their respective Dakota Athletic Conference regular-season championships and on Monday the players reaped their rewards. DSU sophomore Sara Jane Webster was named the conference's softball Most Valuable Player and Most Valuable...
    sports/Blue HawksMay 4, 2009 - 10:54pm
    Dickinson State pitcher Sara Jane Webster, left, embraces catcher Erika Arvizo after striking out Minot State shortstop Janessa Penner to win the Dakota Athletic Conference softball championship Sunday afternoon at Gress Complex. Webster struck out 41 batters over three games in the tournament.
    Blue Hawks win DAC softball championship
    To win the Dakota Athletic Conference softball tournament, Dickinson State did the same thing it has done all season -- dominated.
    sports/Blue HawksMay 4, 2009 - 9:50pm
    Courtesy Photo by T.J. Allick/Minot Daily News Dickinson State's second baseman Dan Fernandez, right, slides back safely as Jamestown College first baseman Jordan Dusanj leaps to catch a pick off throw during the second championship game at the Dakota Athletic Conference baseball tournament Sunday at Corbett Field.
    Jamestown College tops Dickinson State for DAC title
    MINOT -- After suffering their first lost of the tournament, Jamestown College needed a lift. Starting pitcher Ryan Lucero provided that lift...
    sports/Blue HawksMay 4, 2009 - 1:22pm
    May 3, 2009
    Blue Hawks use Masanz meet as DAC preview
    MOORHEAD, Minn. -- The Dickinson State track and field team used the Ron Masanz Classic on Saturday at Minnesota State Moorhead as a primer for next weekend's Dakota Athletic Conference championships. Allan Ayala won the 110-meter hurdles with a time of 15.07 seconds. Ramon Miller...
    sports/Blue HawksMay 3, 2009 - 12:29am
    DSU's Poulsen wins Region III men's golf title
    SIOUX FALLS, S.D. -- A steady performance by Dickinson State junior T.J. Poulsen made all the difference in medalist competition at the NAIA Region III meet on Saturday. Poulsen, who entered the day with a 1-stroke lead over St. Francis (Ill.) golfer Pat Fitzgerald, used good green...
    sports/Blue HawksMay 3, 2009 - 12:21am
    Blue Hawk Stampede Results
    Final Season Standings Great Plains Region Men's team: 1, Dickinson State, 6,627. 2, Black Hills State, 6,590.5. 3, South Dakota State, 4,563. 4, Iowa Central CC, 3,355.5. 5, Nebraska College of Tech. Agriculture 1,785. 6, Mitchell Technical Institute, 1,576. 7, North Dakota State,...
    sportsMay 3, 2009 - 12:19am
    Courtesy Photo by T.J. Allick/Minot Daily News Dickinson State pitcher Ryan Saunders, right, fires a pitch to Dakota State's Josh Tiede on Saturday during the Dakota Athletic Conference baseball tournament at Corbett Field.
    Timely plays lift DSU
    MINOT -- Dickinson State University sophomore Derrick Gunderson picked the perfect time to hit his first home run of the season. With the Blue...
    sports/Blue HawksMay 3, 2009 - 12:18am
    Press Photo by Dustin Monke Dickinson State sophomore Halley Treeby makes a turn during the barrel racing competition Saturday afternoon at the Blue Hawk Stampede rodeo at the Dickinson Outdoor Arena. Treeby won the Great Plains Region women's all-around championship and helped the DSU women win the team title. The DSU men also won the team title and junior Justin Miller won the men's all-around championship.
    TITLE TOWN
    The Dickinson State rodeo team's dominance in the Great Plains Region lasted through the regular season. The Blue Hawk men withstood a huge...
    sportsMay 3, 2009 - 12:17am
    Press Photo by Dustin Monke Dickinson State sophomore pitcher Sara Jane Webster struck out a school and Dakota Athletic Conference record 19 batters Saturday afternoon against Black Hills State during the DAC softball tournament at Gress Complex.
    Webster, Hawks fan Yellow Jackets
    Sara Jane Webster wasn't at her best, but Dickinson State's sophomore pitcher was still breaking records. Webster struck out 19 batters -- breaking...
    sports/Blue HawksMay 3, 2009 - 12:14am
    May 2, 2009
    Courtesy Photo by Lenny Gemar Dickinson State senior Nikki Marcoux has been solid at both the plate and in the pitching circle for the fourth-ranked Blue Hawks.
    Marcoux emerges as a double threat
    One look at Nikki Marcoux's statistics and it's difficult to believe she's as valuable to the Dickinson State softball team as she was last season. The...
    sports/Blue HawksMay 2, 2009 - 12:03am
    Hawks use big fifth inning to earn win
    MINOT -- A slow start did little to sway the resolve of top-seeded Dickinson State in Friday's opening round of the Dakota Athletic Conference Baseball Tournament. The Blue Hawks fell behind No. 4 seed Dakota State University 3-0 through 4½ innings, but a five-run fifth inning gave...
    sports/Blue HawksMay 2, 2009 - 12:02am
    Press Photo by Dustin Monke Dickinson State freshman Tanner Wznick, a Cavalier native, tightens the rope on his calf during the team roping Friday afternoon during the Blue Hawk Stampede rodeo at the Dickinson Outdoor Arena. Wznick's heeler missed on the run.
    Starting to shake out
    Dickinson State junior Justin Miller may have locked up the Great Plains Region steer wrestling title on Friday, but one of his teammates stole...
    sportsMay 2, 2009 - 12:00am
    May 1, 2009
    Two Bulldogs sign with Lumberjacks
    Bowman County seniors Tyler Fischer and Tyson Harding have decided to continue their basketball career, signing with Minot State-Bottineau on Thursday. Fischer is a 6-foot-5 forward who MSU-Bottineau men's coach Ken Keysor said could help the Lumberjacks immediately. "Just his physicality...
    sports/prepsMay 1, 2009 - 12:16am
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