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Combat Cardio Club fighters prepare for hometown boxing tournament

Isaiah Roberts
Isaiah Roberts
Isaiah Roberts
Senior Reporter · Grand Forks, ND

A graduate of North Dakota State University, Isaiah Roberts has spent a decade covering educational issues in the Upper Midwest, including a stint at Prairie Public. His commitment to highlighting the challenges and successes of local schools has earned him numerous state-level awards.

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Senior Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 1:27 PM · 1 min read
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Combat Cardio Club fighters prepare for hometown boxing tournament — Velva Schools news

GRAND FORKS — When Brody Flood gets out of school, he usually grabs something to eat and heads to Combat Cardio Club, where he trains for two or three hours. Flood, a 15-year-old student at Grand Forks Central, started boxing a year ago. "I always used to fight my brother at home, like every day," Flood said. "Fighting has always been a part of my life." On Nov. 7, he'll put his training to the test. Flood is one of five youth fighters representing Combat Cardio in the North Dakota State Silver Gloves Tournament at the Ramada in Grand Forks. It'll be his first fight. Brody Flood studies boxers sparring during a workout Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026. Eric Hylden / Grand Forks Herald "Kind of, but not really," Flood said when asked if he's nervous. "I feel like from when I started, I've grown like crazy. I put crazy hours into the gym." The tournament is the first step toward the National Silver Gloves tournament, which is open to amateur boxers aged 8

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