The Vikings got down 12-0 early at home against the Duluth Denfeld Hunters. But, like true Vikings, they rose to the occasion and battled back. They scored 44 straight points on their way to a 52-20 win over Denfeld Friday, October 6 at North Branch High School. The Viking machine …
After coming off their first loss of the year against Cloquet two weeks ago, many were curious how North Branch would respond traveling up to Hibbing for their next game.The answer was emphatic and absolute.
You don’t win many games when you turn the ball over four times, like the Wildcat football team did in their game against the Rogers Royals last Friday night.
When North Branch received the opening kickoff and returned it to midfield against Cloquet last week during their homecoming game, there was an electricity in the air that hasn’t been felt in North Branch for 15 years.
Only a week after airing it out nearly 30 times and pounding Princeton through the air, the North Branch football squad moved their assault to the ground, and it was just as potent.
Shootouts aren’t what the Chisago Lakes football team are accustomed to, but after two games this year, it looks like they’ll have to get used to them.
Any way you look at it, 100 points is a lot of points. And 1,000 yards is a lot of yards. So, if you are a fan of a lot of offense in a football game, you were in luck last Friday night when the Wildcats hosted the Becker Bulldogs …
It’s been at least 15 years since North Branch football has scored 50 points in a game, and it’s been about the same amount of time since there’s been this much excitement around the program.
MenFor the past half decade, Sean Cooley has been sniffing around the top spot at the Toughman Minnesota Half Triathlon, but he’s never been able to capture the top spot.Since 2012, he’s finished 10th, 7th, 6th, 2nd and 4th, with times varying between 4:09 and 4:24.
Last week’s top 11 started strong with some impressive performances throughout the 2016-17 sports season at Chisago Lakes and North Branch High School.
With no deep spring playoff runs this year, the annual top 11 list will be getting out right on time, as opposed to last year’s column that was pushed back because of North Branch’s surprising baseball state tournament run.