Scott Throlson is a journalist for The Bismarck Tribune, focusing on local news and sports in Bismarck, North Dakota. With a keen interest in covering community events and sports teams, Scott provides readers with up-to-date information on local achievements and highlights.
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Scott Throlson's articles predominantly cover local sports events and announcements, with a focus on baseball and related topics in the Bismarck area. If you have news about upcoming local sporting events, team performances, or significant announcements within the realm of baseball in North Dakota specifically, your pitch is likely to align well with his coverage interests.
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The Marauders outscored the Golden Eagles 28-13 in the third quarter and 38-27 over the final 20 minutes to beat Minnesota-Crookston 68-54 after leading by three at the intermission.
By: Scott Throlson
Kenmare-Bowbells clamped down from the opening tip and the No. 7-ranked Honkers posted a 58-32 victory on Saturday at the Capital City Shootout at the Armory.
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