Minot State to host ice cream social

MINOT, N.D. – Minot State University will host a Hometown Pride Ice Cream Social during opening day of the Class B Region 6 Boys Tournament on Monday, March 7.

Ice cream will be available for all tournament attendees between games one and two and again between games three and four, from approximately 4-4:30 p.m. and 7-7:30 p.m., in the southwest corner of the third floor of the Minot State Dome.

“We at Minot State feel very lucky to host the Region 6 Tournament as it brings so many families from neighboring communities right here to campus,” said Cole Krueger, Minot State marketing director. “The Hometown Pride Ice Cream Social is a way for us to say thanks for bringing so much pride and energy to the Dome.”

The quarterfinals kick off at 3 p.m. between Rugby High School and the Our Redeemer’s Knights, with the Surrey Mustangs taking on Velva High School during the second game. Game three will begin around 6 p.m. with the Bishop Ryan Lions facing off against the TGU Titans. The final game of the night features Bottineau High School and Mohall-Lansford-Sherwood High School. 

All schools involved in the Region 6 Tournament come from Minot State’s Hometown Pride Scholarship area. This new $1,000 scholarship is exclusively for May 2022 high school graduates from Minot and regional schools located in North Dakota’s northwestern counties.

“Our hometown communities have been our backbone for over a century,” said Krueger. “The Hometown Pride Scholarship is an exciting way for us to give back to Minot and surrounding communities.”

For additional information regarding the Hometown Pride Scholarship, additional benefits, and eligibility, visit askMSU.com/Hometown. For more details about the Region 6 Boys Basketball Tournament, go to ndhsaanow.com.

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Published: 03/02/22   


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