SPORTS
The talk of the section for a third straight year
He did it again, or should we say they did it again.
Mastering the art of the taper
The art of the taper....No, not tape measure, not masking tape, not tape-worm.
With winter coming, early ice panfish is on the mind
It’s never too early to think ahead.I begin to think about ice fishing this time of year.
Bowling
MONDAYChain O’Lakes––Amy Shaleen, 200;
Wildcat seniors finish on top
After six years and dozens of races together, seniors John Leaf, Ben Dery and Dan Brelje ran their final race as Chisago Lakes High School cross-country teammates last Saturday.
Just the first of many for Ramberg, Hasleiet
Just days after the state meet, no check that, hours after the race finished, Ward Gilkerson and company looked into their crystal ball, focusing on next year.
Chisago Lakes finishes 16 at state
It was the only goal they didn’t accomplish. Still, disappointment was present for just a moment as the reality of the moment began to sink in.
Scouting for deer
Contrary to what you read in the deer hunting magazines, you probably waited, as I did, until a week or so prior to the gun season to scout the woods for logical locations to set up your stand.
Bowling
MONDAYChain O’Lakes––Gina Pederson, 204; Amy Shaleen, 544;
Vikings can't get over the hump, fall to Andover 34-21
If there was one thing the North Branch Vikings learned this 2004 season, it was handling with adversity.
Despite Chisago comeback, 'Cats fall to Knights in section playoffs
The Chisago Lakes Wildcats rebounded from a 21-6 halftime deficit to take a 25-21 third quarter lead
After opening round win, Vikings fall to top-seeded St. Francis
The North Branch Vikings were ready. Thanks to a jam-packed regular season schedule filled with teams like Lakeville, Duluth East, and Hibbing, a match-up with St. Francis wasn’t about to scare them, not one bit.
Excitement is their middle name
Okay swimming fans, you can re-set your pacemaker.
Wildcats on top of the cross country world
Ken Orwoll knew it all along. When asked last week how he thought his boys cross country team would do at the section 7AA cross country meet, Orwoll privately confessed that he had his team placing second when it was all said and done.
