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Williston High asks to move its football team to Division AA

Plus, a free family pottery class at the Confluence Center on Dec. 5.

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Williston Basin School District #7 petitioned the NDHSAA to move Williston High School's football team from Division AAA to Division AA, and the Realignment Committee will review it Nov. 16. Activities Director Robert Conley said, “As far as Williston’s concerned, it’s something we want to do to try to help our program and do what we can to put our kids in the best position to be successful.” KFYR-TV

Nov. 16when the NDHSAA Realignment Committee will review Williston's request

The petition asks to move Williston's football team from Division AAA to Division AA.

Source: KFYR-TV

Pottery

If you've got kids, the Confluence Learning Lab: Pottery is Sat., Dec. 5, at 2 p.m. at the near Williston. It's free and open to all ages, and you'll create your own coiled clay vessels. Minot Daily News

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Daily Willistonto me · Wed., Nov. 46:00 a.m.

Williston High asks to move its football team to Division AA

Plus, a free family pottery class at the Confluence Center on Dec. 5.

The TLDR

  1. Williston High petitions to drop football to Division AA
  2. Free family pottery class set for Sat., Dec. 5
  3. History book club tackles "Astoria" on Saturday
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