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The Stephen-Argyle Storm gave up the lead with five minutes left in the game only to make some big plays in the final minutes to beat the Fertile-Beltrami Falcons 53-49 in the Section 8A Boys Basketball semi-final game at Ralph Englestad Arena at Thief River Falls. FIRST HALF –Stephen-Argyle got off to a good start […]
The Fertile-Beltrami Falcon Boys Basketball team had no problems with the Northome-Kelliher Mustangs as they defeated them by a score of 86-43 at the Raplh Englestad Arena in THief River Falls in the Section 8A Quarterfinals. FIRST HALF –The Falcons got off to an incredible start to the game, scoring the first 16 points of
The Badger/Greenbush-Middle River Gators Payton Gust grabbed an offensive rebound and scored with 5.4 seconds remaining to give his team a 53-51 victory over the Crookston Pirate Boys Basketball team in the Swamp at the Greenbush-Middle River High School gymnasium. FIRST HALF –BGMR started the game on a 9-3 run with the only Pirate points
The Fertile-Beltrami Falcons used their height and muscle to power past the Crookston Pirate Boys Basketball team 73-37 at the Fertile-Beltrami High School gymnasium in Fertile. FIRST HALF –Fertile-Beltrami had a strong start as Preston Hanson had a layup off the opening tip. 6’8 senior Drew Gullickson followed with back-to-back baskets for a 6-0 lead.
The District 9 West – North Sub-district football all-district awards have been announced. Teams in the sub-district are Badger/Greenbush-Middle River, Clearbrook-Gonvick, Fertile-Beltrami, Fosston, Goodridge/Grygla, Kittson County Central, Norman County East/Ulen-Hitterdal, Northern Freeze, Stephen-Argyle, Warren-A-O, and Win-E-Mac. The award winners are listed below. PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDSSub District MVP – Raydon Woinarowicz (Stephen-Argyle)Offensive Lineman of
The Fertile-Beltrami Falcons couldn’t contain the Hill-Beaver Creek Patriots offense, and fell by a score of 30-14 at U.S. Bank Stadium in the state semi-finals played at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. 1st Quarter–Hills-Beaver Creek started the game with the ball. The first two plays were runs for a total of five yards. After a
