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The defending champion Kittson County Central Bearcats are the unanimous favorite to win the Section 8 9-Player championship this year. They are loaded and will be a tough team again this year, and possibly even a little better!!! Not bad for a team that made it to the state semi-finals last year. Of course, Goodridge/Grygla
The North Star Boys Basketball conference held its end-of-the-season banquet on Sunday and handed out the following awards – Team champions – Stephen-Argyle All-Conference –Roseau – Jordan BorowiczWarren-Alvarado-Oslo – Ethan Ellerbusch, Kyden KotrbaStephen-Argyle – Caden Pagnac, Shay Setterholm, Raydon WoinarowiczRed Lake County – Connor Duden, Will GiesekeNorthern Freeze – Avynn Ryba, Alex BrayClearbrook-Gonvick – Grant
The 2026 Northern Galaxy Girls Basketball All-Conference team and awards have been announced. The award winners are below. ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM:Annie Peterson – Warren-Alvarado-OsloMarkelle Pederson – Warren-Alvarado-OsloMacey Boe – Warren-Alvarado-OsloLexi Lawrence – Sacred HeartLeah Sundby – Sacred HeartFinley Horken – Sacred HeartKaydence White – Kittson County CentralGreta Kuznia – Kittson County Centralubrey Halverson – Red Lake County CentralMcKaelyn
The Crookston Pirate Girls Basketball team used solid defense to beat the Stephen-Argyle Storm 50-33 at the Crookston High School gymnasium. FIRST HALF Stephen-Argyle’s Annika Adolphson scored the game’s first four points to give the Storm an early lead. Crookston countered with 12 points, with Brooklyn Waldal scoring five points, Chloe Boll added four, and
The 2024-25 North Star Basketball All-Conference awards have been handed out. Conference members are Clearbrook-Gonvick, Kittson County Central, Northern Freeze, Red Lake County, Roseau, Sacred Heart, Stephen-Argyle, and Warren-Alvarado-Oslo. The award winners are below – All-Conference award winners:Clearbrook-Gonvick – Hassan BroutonKittson County Central – Ty Vig, Kellen JohnsonNorthern Freeze – Alex BrayRed Lake County –
The Goodridge-Grygla Chargers volleyball team rallied after losing the first set, and dominated the final three in a 3-1 (20-25, 25-18, 25-9, 25-16) victory over the Stephen-Argyle Storm on Friday afternoon at Stephen-Argyle Central Junior High/Senior High School. SET ONE – Stephen-Argyle got off to a fast start, taking a 14-7 lead in the first
