SPORTS
Bowling
MONDAYTown & Country––Dave Hanson, 256; Bruce Haus, 658; Federated Coop, 867; Haus Spec. Mfg., 2439.
Four Vikings named to All-Conference volleyball team
Two North Branch Vikings have been named to the 2003 Rum River Conference volleyball team, and two more named All-Conference Honorable Mention, after the Vikings finished the conference season in a tie for second place.
Nelson finds a home at MSU-M
You might as well call this area the Minnesota State Moorhead farm system. Along with Lindstrom native Chad Olson, Lindstrom’s Bert Nelson has also taken his game north, making a name for himself on the Dragon offensive line.
Section seconds
It was another surprise. Although, so was going undefeated in dual meets and winning the conference.
Running me Ragged-I can’t keep up
Is there something in the water?
Bowling
MONDAYChain O’Lakes––Amy Shaleen, 195; Kelli Jo Olson, 521; Curves for Women/SuperChicks/Sigstad Floor-ing Center, 947; Bunkie’s, 2791.
The Real Deal-Wildcats fall to top ranked Eagles
Everyone knew they were good, just not that good.
Vikings exact revenge, beat Foley in first round of sections
When used right, revenge can be the perfect motivation.
Wildcats run well at sections- boys lead the way with sixth place finish
Expectations are a dangerous thing, especially when they are high.
The weight has been lifted- ‘Cats finally beat North Branch, advance to section semifinals
It was more than just a playoff game, way more. The fans knew it.
Another gigantic splash- Wildcats win conference
It was supposed to be impossible. Winning the conference again.
Having their number- ‘Cats advance to finals
Nobody knew what to expect including the teams themselves.
Chad Anderson
After scoring two points in his entire first year of junior hockey, former Chisago Lakes graduate, Chad Anderson, tallied two points over the weekend in just his third game with the Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves of the WCHA.
Heating up! Wildcats peaking at the perfect time
In order to lock in a number three seed, Chisago Lakes head volleyball coach, Nicole DeVries, knew the Wildcats had to beat Mora last Tuesday night.
