MidcoSN Trivia Night Application Test

This NCAA Division 2 conference features 16 members schools, including Winona State, Minnesota Duluth and Upper Iowa.

This Spearfish native and former University of South Dakota head coach led the Coyotes to a WNIT championship in 2016 before leaving to take the same position at the University of Nebraska, her alma mater.

Only two NFL franchises have won six Super Bowl titles: the New England Patriots and this team, one of their fiercest AFC rivals.

The North Dakota High School Football state championship games were all played on the same day at the FargoDome this past November in the 27th edition of this aptly-named event.

Tony Hrkac and Ryan Duncan are the only University of North Dakota recipients of this national award given annually to the top men’s hockey player in the NCAA.

From 2009 to 2013, LeBron James won four NBA MVP Awards in five seasons, ceding the honor only in 2011 to this Chicago Bulls point guard.

Named after a former Jackrabbit athletics director, this “chilly” 6500-seat arena in Brookings has served as the home of South Dakota State basketball, volleyball and wrestling since 1973.

When Bemidji State and Minnesota State-Moorhead meet on the gridiron, this -- the second-longest running traveling trophy in all of Division II football – is at stake.

The Washington Nationals franchise called this city home for 44 years before relocating to DC after the 2004 Major League Baseball season.

In 2020, this North Dakota State signal caller became the first freshman to win the Walter Payton Award as the best offensive player in the FCS in the 33-year history of the honor.

Under the guidance of head coach Fred Tibbets, this South Dakota high school girls basketball team won an incredible 111 games in a row from 1997 to 2002, one of the longest such streaks in US prep history.

This former NBA league executive has been the commissioner of the NHL since 1993.

In 2002, University of North Dakota benefactor Ralph Engelstad donated $10 million for the construction of a second – and much smaller -- version of Ralph Engelstad Arena in this northwest Minnesota town where he’d grown up.

This Augustana University women’s basketball coach took the job in 1989 and has posted just one losing season in his 31 years at the helm.

Used to measure a player’s value in all facets of the game, the baseball sabermetric statistic “WAR” is an acronym for this three-word phrase.

Under the guidance of three-time Olympian Derek Miles, this Kansas City native has won three NCAA DI National Championships in Men’s Pole Vault while competing for USD.

Nebraska football commit Nash Hutmacher set a new South Dakota prep record for most consecutive pins in 2020 while wrestling in the heavyweight division for this Class “A” school on the Missouri River.

The red and white sweater of this “Original Six” NHL franchise has been famously worn by Gordie Howe, Steve Yzerman, and Terry Sawchuk.

After averaging over 20 points in conference play in his first season at SDSU, this 6’7” forward from Des Moines captured Summit League Men’s Basketball Player of the Year and Newcomer of the Year honors in 2020.

This nickname for the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology’s athletics teams derives from the long history of gold prospecting in the Black Hills.

This NBA legend won nine league titles as a head coach and seven more as an executive, all with the Boston Celtics. The NBA’s Coach of the Year Award is named in his honor.

North Dakota State reached the DII National Championship game in women’s basketball six consecutive years from 1991 through 1996 and won this number of titles in that span.

This former Fargo South Bruin won 22 NDHSAA state championships in track and cross country before becoming a five-time NCAA DI national champion and winning the prestigious Bowerman Award in 2014 while at the University of Oregon.

In the 2016 NFL Draft, NDSU quarterback Carson Wentz was selected by Philadelphia with the second overall pick, one selection after this California quarterback was taken by Los Angeles.