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Four Minnesota high school students have been selected as the 2026 Triple ‘A’ Award state scholarship recipients. The 2026 Triple ‘A’ Award state scholarship recipients are Lauren Gazdzik, St. Cloud Tech; Drew Gullickson, Fertile-Beltrami; Katrina Hitchen, Fertile-Beltrami and Tanner Johnson, Bemidji. Each student will receive a $4,000 scholarship. “We are proud to recognize, honor and […]
The Pine to Prairie Conference announced its Boys Basketball all-conference team. Teams in the conference are Ada-Borup-West, Bagley, Climax-Fisher, Fertile-Beltrami, Fosston, Lake Park-Audubon, Mahnomen-Waubun, NCE-UH, Park Christian, and Win-E-Mac. The award winners are below- FIRST TEAMFertile-Beltrami – Drew Gullickson, Bryer StremPark Christian – Gavin Giese, Tyler LoebNorman County East/UH – Jace Braseth SECOND TEAM –Ada-Borup-West
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 Minnesota State High School League Region 8A “Triple A” Award winners were announced on Wednesday at the Shooting Star Casino ballroom. SUB-SECTION WINNERS – One female and one maleSub-Section 29 – Adelin Bjorklund of Nevis and William Gunderson of BagleySub-Section 30 – Katrina Hitchen of Fertile-Beltrami and Drew Gullickson of Fertile-BeltramiSub-section 31 – Chloe
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
