Dave Dougherty, formerly assistant football coach, head wrestling coach and head girls’ track and field coach at Watford City High School has been selected by the North Dakota High School Coaches Association Executive Committee as one of two North Dakota coaches for 2009 induction into the National High School Athletic Coaches Association National Hall of Fame.

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The Watford City varsity boys basketball team picked up a key District 15 win last Monday as the Wolves edged the New Town Eagles 58-52.

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Watford City’s varsity girls basketball team dropped a pair of games this week as the Wolves fell to North Shore/Plaza 52-49 last Thursday and to Beach 59-23 on Saturday.

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Watford City had six pins, including five pins in a row, as the Wolves varsity wrestling team defeated Sidney 45-34 in dual action on Tuesday evening.

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The Watford City Wolves varsity boys basketball team opened its 2009-10 season with a decisive 60-41 win over Ray last Friday evening.

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Watford City’s varsity wrestling team split in dual action this past week as the Wolves defeated New Town 60-18 on Dec. 8 before falling to Carrington 58-19 on Dec. 12.

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After their first three games, Watford City’s varsity girls basketball team, according to Berton Bates, Wolves’ head coach, needs to get a little more consistent in its play and reduce their turnovers.

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he Watford City wrestlers had a very good showing in their first outing of the season at the Velva Tournament this past Saturday.

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After making back-to-back trips to the State Class B Boys Basketball Tournament, the question of many Watford City fans is, “Can this year’s Wolves make it three in a row?”

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How do you measure success? Is it by money, possessions, or position? Or is success measured by starting a program, watching it grow, and then seeing players come back to pass on the skills you taught them to others?

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When the Watford City girls basketball team takes to the court in their season opener on Dec. 1 against the Killdeer Cowboys, the Wolves will be fielding one of the shortest teams in recent history.

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Watford City, the Region IV Class A championship football team had six players named to the All-Region IV First Team, while four players were named to the All-Region Second Team.

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fter coming off an impressive performance at the District 15 Volleyball Tournament, Watford City, the No. 2-ranked team from the district, saw their season come to a close following a 3-0 upset by Burke County in opening round play of the Region 8 Tournament last Monday.

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All season long, one of the keys to the success of Watford City’s football team has been their ability to force opponents to fumble the ball, and then convert those miscues into touchdowns.

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Watford City’s varsity volleyball team is probably now playing their best volleyball of the season.

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n what could very well be the State championship game in Class A football, the Watford City Wolves will take on the Velva Aggies in semifinal football action at 2 p.m. in Velva.

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Watford City dropped three games to a very good Hazen team in their final regular season volleyball match on Tuesday evening.

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Greg Brown knew all season long that he had a very special group of girls running cross country for him.

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With a 55-6 win over the Bowman Bulldogs last Friday evening, Watford City will enter the Class A play-offs this Saturday as the No. 1 seeded team from Region 4.

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A long break from competing due to inclement weather and Homecoming activities may have hurt the Wolves at the Regional Cross Country Meet.

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Brady Lund rushed for 224 yards as he scored three touchdowns as the Wolves rolled over the New Salem Holsteins 21-0 in Region 4 football action last Friday evening.

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