TREVOR PETERSON
2 teams remain unbeaten at Central Cass
Casselton, ND (WDAY Sports) - We're two months into the basketball season so if you're still unbeaten, you know things are going well. Now imagine two teams at the same school without a loss. We take a closer look at the start in Casselton.
By Trevor Peterson , January 12, 2012
A look back at some of our favorite stories of 2011
By WDAY Staff Reports , December 28, 2011
WDAY Best Football plays 2011
Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- Our end of the year "best of" tour takes us back to the football season.
By Trevor Peterson , December 25, 2011
WDAY Sports Bloopers 2011
Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- Starting today until the New Year, we begin a stretch in the sports department where we look back at the best this year had to offer--from favorite stories to funniest moments.
By Trevor Peterson , December 24, 2011
Mahnomen looking to recreate magical '98 title run
Mahnomen, MN (WDAY TV) - Mahnomen has a football tradition that includes 4 consecutive state titles in the early 90's and another in 1998. Friday will be the Indians' first title appearance since '98.
By Trevor Peterson , November 23, 2011
WDAY's Trevor Peterson takes a crash course in fencing
Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- Fencing began centuries ago as a method of survival for soldiers. It's developed into one of only 4 sports that's been a part of every single Olympics. Our Trevor Peterson took a crash course in this fast-moving sport.
By Trevor Peterson , November 13, 2011
Amy Anderson Fairs Well at the Transnational
Sheridan, WY (WDAY TV) - Oxbow native and NDSU Junior Amy Anderson is at it again; faring well at one of the biggest women’s amateur tournaments in the US, the Transnational.
By Trevor Peterson , July 30, 2011
Cobber baseball practice moves outside despite snow banks
Moorhead, Minn. (WDAY Sports) - With last week's snowstorm, it has pushed back the start of the spring season even later here in the Red River Valley, but one team is still able to practice outside despite the snow banks.
By Trevor Peterson , March 30, 2011
Trend of student athletes transferring schools is here to stay
(WDAY Sports) - It's been going on for years, especially in Minnesota and the metro area, but recently, North Dakota has a seen a rise in student athletes transferring schools. And the circumstances are often a bit shady, to say the least. What's behind the increase? Can anything be done and who's really to blame? The bottom line, I found is that it's a trend that's definitely here to stay.
By Trevor Peterson , February 13, 2011
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