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"I can't make sense out of it," said Pastor David Uth. "I can't explain it other than to say the brokenness of our world was clearly on display, but our God's glory is even brighter and greater.

Minnesota State is the reigning DII men's basketball national champion, having gone from 17-12 in 2023 to 35-2 last year. Two years ago, No. 8-seeded Black Hills State stunned the world ...

Michigan State's running back room will sorely lack experience in 2025 as they lose two upper-classmen running backs, Nate Carter and Kay'Ron Lynch-Adams. The group will consist of a host of ...

The Ichabods — who had held tight at No. 1 or 2 since the new year began — lost a pair of games this past week, leaving Daemen as the last undefeated team standing in DII men's basketball.

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In a tightly contested Division II-AA region playoff matchup, Baylor held off GPS with a dominant fourth quarter, securing a hard-fought victory on the road. Led by Amiya Leach's stellar 20-point ...

It’s been a rough and tough couple of days for the Notre Dame High School basketball teams. The Lady Irish won the district championship at Silverdale last week while the Notre Dame boys ...

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