In a streaky game that had more ups and downs than pogo stick, the Chisago Lakes girls basketball team dropped another key North Suburban Conference tussle.
We've all experienced it from time to time and it's been a common refrain spoken by many crappie anglers plying our local waters during the past week; short-biting crappies are stealing our minnows with the cool precision and skill of a seasoned pickpocket.
The Vikings faced the daunting task of trying to unseat St. Francis in the North Suburban Conference. Coming into the game, the Saints sported a perfect 7-0 record in NSC play.
On Thursday, Jan. 8, the girls gymnastics team might not have taken the win over St. Francis but they had a different victory in mind....breaking the school record.
"A lot of people believe swimming is an individual sport, but tonight, there was nothing but teamwork for this win," elated Head Coach Mark Nordby said of his team's first dual win of the year.
The Viking boys wrestling team put up a good fight against eighth-ranked Totino Grace, but the Eagles poured it on in the last half of the match to beat the Vikings 43-25 Thursday, January 10 at North Branch.
Sam Lorr's second goal of the game 2:25 into the overtime period gave the Wildcats just their second win of the season, a thrilling 4-3 win over the Moorhead Spuds in the second round of Centennial's holiday tournament last Tuesday, December 30.
North Branch 47, Visitation 31In the Simley Holiday Tournament opener, the North Branch girls basketball team displayed a tenacious and hounding defense.
After being unceremoniously un-invited to the Virginia Invitational to begin the season, the Chisago Lakes ski team has had no trouble finding opponents to test their mettle against.