My old friend and fishing buddy, Chris Nolt, arrived at our house last week. Chris moved out to Montana with his folks and sisters when he was 15 and he hasn’t looked back too often
Last year, Pat Collins made the trip to Chaska as just a coach, watching his shortstop Danny Reed take part in the annual Lions All-Star Baseball game.
It seems that I’m beginning to fall into the somewhat misguided habit of looking for - and driving to - what I perceive to be good smallmouth water north of Taylors Falls.
The Chisago Lakes Wildcat high school baseball team came within a couple of runs of making it to the state tournament this year, headed by a pretty special group of seniors.
It was just the way Brian Hasleiet and Ken Orwoll had hoped the Vikings and Wildcats would end their season- performing at their best, against the best, at the Minnesota State Track and Field Meet last weekend in Blaine.
The Wildcats were rolling. Seeded number one out of the south in last week’s section 7AAA baseball tournament, the ‘Cats needed two wins to advance to state. They got one.
The owners of the Lindstrom Dairy Queen donated $3,300 to cover the cost of the uniforms for all 450 – 500 of LARA’s T-Ball, softball and baseball players from kindergarten through fourth grade this summer.
Oh sure, with teams like Big Lake (seeded first in the south), St. Michael-Albertville (seeded second in the south) and Duluth East (seeded first in the north) taking part in the section 7AAA softball tournament
The Chisago Lakes Wildcats began their trek towards a state tournament berth with a 6-1 victory over the Big Lake Hornets at the opening game of the Section 7AAA North Subsection playoffs on Tuesday, May 31 at Chisago Lakes High School.
After a satisfying victory over the Chisago Lakes Wildcats to end the Wildcats’ quest for an undefeated season in conference play, the North Branch Vikings ended their regular season on a down note by dropping four straight games.