Farewell to fall sports
We take far more photos than we have room to publish, but that doesn't mean they aren't great shots.
Here are a few photos from different fall 2020 sports teams that have not been published yet in the Herald. The photos are from Williston High School volleyball and soccer games, the first WHS cross country meet, the first Ray/Powers Lake football game and a Grenora/Westby football game.
Williston Coyotes Wade Heck (far left), Caleb Babcock (center) and Delano Cole (center right) follow where the ball is going to go next during a Sept. 8 soccer match against Bismarck Legacy at Legends Field. The Coyotes lost 6-0.
Williston Coyotes Niah Shumway (left) and Ava Marburger (right) run side by side during the first meet of the season for the girls cross country team on Aug. 22 in Williston. The girls team went on to win the state title for 2020 and Marburger was on the state team.
Kaelyn Slime (left), No. 15 on the Williston High School girls volleyball team, hits the ball over the net during a Sept. 8 match against Minot High School in Williston. The Coyotes lost 3-0.
Williston Coyote Caleb Babcock (left) gets ready to kick the ball while goalie James Brenner watches during a Sept. 8 soccer match against Bismarck Legacy at Legends Field. The Coyotes lost 6-0.
Jaelyn Ogle, a sophomore on the Watford City cross country team, runs toward the finish line during the Heen/Ihmels cross country meet on Aug. 22 in Williston. Ogle was the second fastest runner in the state this season (2020) and Watford City finished third in the state as well.
Emma Solberg, No. 16 on the Williston High School girls volleyball team, winds up to hit the ball during a Sept. 8 match against Minot High School in Williston. The Coyotes lost 3-0.
Noah Fredrickson, No. 11 for the Ray/Powers Lake football team and a quarterback and cornerback on the team, runs the ball during a play on Aug. 21 in Powers Lake. This was the first game of the season for the Outlaws and they defeated the Mohall-Lanford-Sherwood Mavericks.
Darian Holecek, No. 11 on the Grenora/Westby football team, tries to find an open teammate but ended up running the ball during a Sept. 12 game against the Circle Wildcats. The Mondak Thunder went on to win the game.
Noah Schroeder, No. 21 on the Ray/Powers Lake football team and a wide reciever and line backer for the team, shouts while holding the ball after scoring a touchdown in the Aug. 21 season opener. The Outlaws went on to defeat Mohall-Lanford-Sherwood in this game.
Keegan Nelson, No. 16 on the Grenora/Westby football team, runs the ball during a Sept. 12 game against the Circle Wildcats. Grenora/Westby won the game.
