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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Scott Throlson With the state meet just over a week away, the Bismarck Demons tuned up with a strong performance in the Fall Classic on Wednesday at McDowell Dam.
The Skyhawks will host the Region 3 third seed, Ray-Powers Lake, in their postseason opener, Westin threw a 60-yard TD pass to Triston Griess and
The Mystics are headed to a new frontier. Bismarck State College is leaving the NJCAA Mon-Dak Conference and transitioning to the NAIA, where
Nine-man football can be a wide-open, high-scoring game.
Jack Nelson liked what he saw on opening weekend from the University of Mary men’s basketball team.
Back in the Bismarck Event Center, University of North Dakota guard Treysen Eaglestaff felt right at home.
A new season brings a new look for the University of Mary women’s basketball team.
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