Dickinson Trinity fans walked out of Hazen gym after the Region 7 championship with a bad taste in their mouths. It was the taste of a double-overtime loss and missed a chance at the state tournament. This year they’ll be trying to avoid another sour ending. Dickinson Trinity head coach Gregg Grinsteinner said last season[…]
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Region 7 Standings Ovr Reg. 7 Dickinson Trinity 2-0 0-0 Mott-Regent 2-0 0-0 Bowman 1-0 0-0 Glen Ullin-Hebron 1-0 0-0 Beulah 0-1 0-0 Hazen 0-1 0-0 Heart River 0-1 0-0 Richardton-Taylor 0-1 0-0 Beach 0-2 0-0 Killdeer 0-2 0-0 New England 0-2 0-0 Hettinger-Scranton 0-3 0-0 Dickinson Trinity looks like the team to beat.[…]
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Hettinger-Scranton is one of the rare teams returning their head coach in the region. Jeremy Dietchman comes back for another go at the Region 7 crown. He won’t have the big senior class of six players that featured an all-region backcourt in Jarad Mattis and Isaiah Kludt. “Last year was a lot of fun. We had[…]
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Bishop Ryan entered their first road test of the season as the top-ranked Class B team in the state. Beulah, a team receiving votes in the first poll of the year, entered hoping for a season-opening win at home. Bishop Ryan won the defensive showdown 42-39. Beulah had a chance to tie it late on a[…]
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Every year Dickinson Trinity serves as the host of the Roughrider Invite, a tournament featuring eight teams from Region 7. The tournament serves as an early-season look at the region. This year will be the 48th installment of the tournament. Games start tomorrow and a champion will be crowned Saturday evening. Quarterfinal matchups Dickinson Trinity[…]
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New England is facing the same question they always seem to be facing. How do we build a competitive Region 7 team even though we have the smallest school enrollment in the region? Kain Hanson is in charge of finding a solution to the tough question. He took over for Shawn Flaherty this year. Right[…]
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Starting Lineups Shiloh starters: Canaan Fagerland, Matt Reep, Trey Brunelle, Jaden Mitzel, and Macauley Young Dickinson Trinity starters: Aric Knopik, Matt Stafford, Cole Fritterer, Seth Herner, Isaac Fridrich DT wins 61-57 at home Game story Shiloh didn’t have an answer for Matt Stafford. Most Region 7 fans aren’t familiar with Stafford, a 6-1 junior. Last year[…]
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Killdeer went 13-11 last season and head coach Andy Murphy was happy with the outcome of the season. He said there were some ‘What if’ games but overall it was a good year. “I thought last year went good. We had a lot of ‘what if’ moments. Like against Beulah and Hettinger-Scranton we lost by[…]
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Last year Beach made some noise in Region 7. They were the only team to pick up a Region 7 win over Beulah, last year’s Region 7 champs, and this year they are hoping to stay near the top of the region. One of the big questions facing Beach is how will they replace two[…]
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Greg Pruitt put Heart River basketball on the Region 7 map. He was at the school for 10 years and constantly pushed his team into the top four. But this year Pruitt is at Glen Ullin-Hebron and hoping to build one of scariest teams in the region. Pruitt said Glen Ullin-Hebron was a scary team[…]
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Heart River fans remember current Junior Lane Chruszch’s knee injury during last year’s Region 7 tournament. Chruszch’s injury means Heart River will start their 2018-2019 campaign without their best returner. On top of losing Chruszch Heart River also has to replace 10-year head coach Greg Pruitt. Pruitt switched programs and is, now, leading Glen Ullin/Hebron. Erik[…]
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There were a lot of coaching changes around Region 7 this season. One of the changes is Pat Perkins moving from the fan section to the coaching bench. Perkins will be taking over for Nate Zachmann this season. Last season, Perkins spent most of the time cheering on Mott-Regent and his son, Cody Perkins. Fans can[…]
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Earlier this fall, Prep Hoops expanded our 2019 rankings to include the nation’s top 500 prospects. With input from our 120 contributors nationwide, we were confident that we could effectively rank more players than anyone in the country. This opened the door for even more possibilities, including the following, a 150-team ranking of the top[…]
The many standout writers across the Prep Hoops Network came together for the 2021 National Rankings, a Top 250 and the only one of it’s kind. Prep Hoops has the nation covered and after a long summer of evaluations here is our initial 2021 Top 250. https://www.prephoops.com/2021-rankings/
It’s now the middle of August and school is right around the corner. Don’t get flustered, the fall also means it’s time for the Prep Hoops Expo Top 250, the event some of the best players in the country are attending, and you can join them! This year the Prep Hoops Top 250 Expos is[…]
Today Prep Hoops presents our 16U All American Team honoring the top players across the nation that played at the 16u level. 16U First Team All Americans Anthony Leal of Indiana Elite. The 6-foot-5 guard was a consistent performer for the top team in the nation that won 48 of 50 games. Faced[…]
What players will coaches get a chance to see at the D1 Summer Classic over the next several days? NHR runs you through the list of 2019 talent now. 2019 Top 25 Minnesota Prospects at the Summer Classic Malik Willingham of Select Leafblad (Waseca) Jared Rainey of Heat Nelson (Maple Grove) Jake Kettner of D1[…]
This afternoon the NBPA announced the rosters for their prestigious Top 100 camp that is held every June in Charlottesville, Virginia on the campus of University of Virginia. Games begin tomorrow and Prep Hoops will have coverage everyday from the event. Below is the roster as of now. # LAST NAME FIRST NAME HIGH SCHOOL[…]
The Battle at the Lakes continues to grow into a multi-state powerhouse event that falls into the “can’t miss” category. What does this year’s event look like? A 64 Team Bracket to establish the best of the Midwest. Battle At the Lakes. It’s 340 teams ranging from the 10 and Under level to the 17[…]
Jaxon Gunville, 5’11 SG (North Dakota Attack 16U) — 2020 He set the tone early in North Dakota Attack’s 62-47 win over Rip City with his silky smooth stroke, and canned three first half 3s in that one. He’s got a quick release, and is a confident shooter, always willing and ready to pull the[…]
