FARGO — Last season the Dickinson Midgets broke a five-year dry spell of failing to reach postseason play, ending their season in the semifinals. On Friday, Dickinson High School would see themselves compete in the state playoffs, in back-to-back years, led by their 13 seniors.
JAMESTOWN — Dickinson nearly collected the triple crown after winning their regular season and the Western Dakota Association postseason tournament, but would fall short in their final game of the season at the NDHSAA state championship.
JAMESTOWN — It wasn't the smoothest of wins from the Midgets, but they live to fight another day at The North Dakota High School Athletic Association baseball state tournament.
"That's one thing with our team is that they don't give up all the way to the last inning. I am so thankful as a coach to have a good team,” said Amanda Mickey.
“We are ready to go right now and we all want it just as bad,” Berg said. “I think we are going to come in every game the rest of the year wanting everything.”
DICKINSON — The Midgets took on the no. 1 seed Minot Magicians May 20 at the West River Community Center tennis courts in a series of six singles and three doubles matches. The girls put up a tough fight but ultimately fell short against the Minot Magicians, taking their region record to 4-4 and their overall record to 7-6.
