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Celebrating 100 Episodes of Midco Sports Magazine

4/21/2021 11:03 AM

Recently, Midco Sports Magazine aired its 100th episode. To celebrate this milestone, we've gathered some of the most impactful MAG stories from over the years.

This award-winning show is produced and edited by Josh Munce. Learn more about Munce's passion for creative storytelling in The Man Behind Midco Sports Magazine, a blog by David Brown.

Now sit back, hit play and be inspired.

Driven: Lance Christensen Jr.

Congrats to Little Wound's Lance Christensen Jr. for wrapping up an incredible high school golf career! ⛳️ The 2019 South Dakota Class A state champion's drive is what sets him apart, whether it's on the course or in life.

Elizabeth Galvan

Elizabeth Galvan – a deaf, one-armed body builder from Fargo knocks down every obstacle in her way.

NDSU Football's Spencer Waege's Faith Helps Him Overcome Adversity

Ahead of the 2020 FCS Championships, here's a look back on a story we did on Spencer Waege, fro South Shore, SD. Spencer was ready to move to Fargo and tackle the challenge of playing FCS college football as a DE at North Dakota State University. Support from his girlfriend Evie made the move easier, but a tragedy at home would test his family and faith.

Finding A Way: Miles Krajewski

A young man from Yankton faces challenges at home and abroad in the sport of para-badminton.🏸 See how Miles Krajewski sizes up his competition

Ambition: Marvin Van Beek

You’ll notice what Marvin Van Beek is missing - but you won’t believe what he can do.

Guidance: Lisa Lockhart

Make-A-Wish South Dakota made one little girl's dream of meeting barrel racing superstar Lisa Lockhart come true – and Midco Sports Magazine came along for the ride.

Mini Mascot: Nick Ellerbroek

From local sports to major teams like the Chicago Bulls, this 6 year-old from Sioux Falls is making a name for himself in the world of mascots.

Faster Than Fear: Kitty O’Neil

Kitty O'Neil has been in movies, had a Barbie made in her likeness and set a number of speed records both on land and water. Some say she has a disability - she considers herself unstoppable.