The Turtle Mountain College Mighty Mikinocks are adding another talented player to their roster, as Kennley Davis from St. John High School has officially signed to continue her basketball career at the collegiate level.

Davis, a versatile guard, made a name for herself at St. John with her well-rounded skill set, strong defensive instincts, and ability to score in crucial moments. She posted impressive stats in her senior season, averaging 16.8 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 5.6 steals per game. Her relentless defensive pressure and scoring ability make her a valuable addition to Turtle Mountain’s backcourt.

Known for her ability to create plays on both ends of the court, Davis brings leadership and energy that will be a key asset to Turtle Mountain. Moreover, she will be one of the top defensive guards in Tribal college basketball her first season.

With tribal college basketball continuing to gain attention, Davis’ signing is another example of top Indigenous talent staying within the tribal college system and making an impact. Her transition to the collegiate level will be one to watch as she looks to make an immediate impact for Turtle Mountain.

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The Turtle Mountain College Mighty Mikinocks are adding a major piece to their roster for next season, as Tayden Azure, a 6’5” freshman from Dunseith, ND, has officially committed to the program.

Azure brings an exciting combination of size, defense, and rebounding, making him a valuable addition to Turtle Mountain’s frontcourt. Playing for Flight 701, he showcased his all-around game, averaging 21.4 points, 10.4 rebounds, and 4.8 assists per game. His ability to score both inside and from the perimeter, along with his strong rebounding and defensive versatility, will be key assets for the Mighty Mikinocks.

Head Coach Mike Vandal expressed his enthusiasm for Azure’s addition, stating:

“Tayden has the skill and size to make an impact right away. His ability to score and defend will help us a lot next season.”

With Azure joining the program, Turtle Mountain is looking to elevate its level of play and compete for a banner next season. His versatility and high basketball IQ make him an immediate contributor for the team.

Tayden Azure is the son of Eve and George Azure. Welcome to Turtle Mountain College!

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The Turtle Mountain College Mighty Mikinocks continue to build their roster with the addition of Gracelyn Selburg, a 6’0” forward/center from North Prairie, who has officially signed to play for the program next season.

Selburg brings size, strength, and versatility to the Mikinocks’ frontcourt, giving them a strong presence in the paint on both ends of the floor. Known for her ability to rebound, defend, and finish around the basket, she will be an immediate asset for Turtle Mountain as they look to strengthen their interior game.

Her commitment adds to what is shaping up to be a strong recruiting class for Turtle Mountain College, as they continue to add high-impact players for the upcoming season.