Minot High Boys Track Team Crushes WDA Championships in Record Style

MINOT, N.D. — Minot High School's boys track and field squad claimed the Western Dakota Association championship title with a commanding performance, as initially reported by the Minot Daily News. The Magicians racked up points across multiple events, surpassing competitors including Bismarck High, Legacy and Century at the meet held at Duane Carlson Stadium. Multiple athletes delivered record-breaking efforts, cementing Minot's status as WDA powerhouse in the rough-and-tumble Northern Plains track season.[9] Leading the charge were Minot's top sprinters and field specialists, building on strong showings like the recent Minot Invite where Dickinson edged out Bismarck High 115-112.5, with Minot placing competitively among WDA foes. Historical school records, such as Anthony Brown's 15.00 in the 110m hurdles from 2023, underscore the program's depth, now elevated by this championship haul.[4][5] In parallel, Minot North's Sentinels grabbed third at the Mandan Invite on April 30 at Starion Sports Complex, powered by wins from Jayce Wendt, Ethan Howey and Cameron Jesz in their events. The twin successes of Minot's teams highlight the Magic City's track dominance amid North Dakota's high school spring sports surge. As WDA events like the upcoming Sophomore meet on May 11 at Duane Carlson Stadium loom, eyes turn to state qualifiers.[1][7]