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The Sacred Heart Eagle Girls Basketball kept it close in the first half, but East Grand Forks pulled away in the second half as the Green Wave beat the Eagles by a score of 75-59 in a game played at Sacred Heart High School. FIRST HALF- East Grand Forks started the game on an 8-0 […]
The Crookston Pirate dance team competed in Frazee on Friday in a kick and jazz invitational. The Pirate Varsity team didn’t place in the top three (only the top three teams are announced). “The varsity division was the closest in scoring we’ve seen all such great teams this year. We’re scoring very high in points,
Win-E-Mac’s Courneya brothers combined for 56 points as the Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Ponies Boys Basketball team fell to the Patriots 81-69 at the Northern Blast Classic at the Ralph Englestad Arena. FIRST HALF- The game started with Win-E-Mac’s Joe Courneya hitting a three-pointer on the first possession. Warren-Alvarado-Oslo responded with a 6-0 run, including a lay-up from
The Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Girls Basketball team nabbed 39 rebounds as they cruised to a 61-45 victory over the Win-E-Mac Patriots at the Northern Blast Classic at the Ralph Englestad Arena. FIRST HALF- Win-E-Mac scored the game’s first points with a Kianna Tadman floater before Warren-Alvarado-Oslo went on a 7-0 run, including five points from Annie Peterson.
The Fertile-Beltrami Boys Basketball team dominated in every facet of the game, as they cruised to a 93-33 victory over the Blackduck Dukes at the Northern Blast Classic at the Ralph Englestad Arena. FIRST HALF- The two teams began the game trading three-pointers before Fertile-Beltrami went on a 15-0 run, with Caiden Swenby making three
The Fertile-Beltrami Girl’s Basketball team used tough defense to beat the Blackduck Dukes in a back-and-forth battle at the Northern Blast Classic at the Ralph Englestad Arena. FIRST HALF- The game started with mostly free throws before Stephanie Miller and Katrina Hitchen hit back-to-back threes to make the 7-4 Fertile-Beltrami. It was back-and-forth for the
