It could have been a disaster....could have.Last Friday night versus St. Michael-Albertville, the Chisago Lakes boys hockey team was thrown one curveball after another, still, when the ‘Cats left the arena, they walked out with a 4-0 win.
The Chisago Lakes boys swimming team dove back into the pool last Tuesday versus Hudson, fresh off a 19 day lay-off. Actually, fresh isn’t the best term to use when it comes to summing up the 96-90 loss.
Rodger Petryk had never seen it before. He had never seen two teams, both with full rosters, face another and have one team totally dominate the other, scoring a 55-0 win.
No team in the area had a busier week than the North Branch wrestling team, squaring off with four teams in two days before hosting the North Branch Invite last Saturday.
At first glance, one might think that a non-conference match-up with Minneapolis Edison on New Year’s Eve wouldn’t be that big of a game for Ken Orwoll and his Chisago Lakes boys hockey team.
Even before the season started, the North Branch Vikings knew their stiffest test to date would come December 29 at the Lakeville Holiday Tournament against Red Wing.
A federal judge in St. Paul on Dec. 22 ruled in favor of the Minnesota State High School League regarding the venue for the 2004 state Girls' Hockey Tournament.