North Branch 3, Columbia Heights 0Although the Vikings crushed Columbia Heights in their season finale, winning 25-2, 25-5, 25-17 over the overmatched Hylanders, the event was a huge success regardless of the outcome of the game.
With a few top flight runners heading into sections, the Chisago Lakes boys cross country team knew they had a good shot at qualifying two runners for the state tournament for the first time in a long while, and Luke McKenzie and Andy Magnuson didn't disappoint.
Hill Murray 33, Chisago Lakes 15On paper, it shows that the fourth-seeded Wildcat football team won the statistical battle against top-seeded Hill Murray.
North Suburban Conference ChampionshipsDespite hanging with conference kingpin Totino-Grace for four runners, the Chisago Lakes boys cross country team just didn't have the firepower to dethrone the Eagles.
Despite a new year and a new team, Totino-Grace proved that once again they are just on another level than North Branch, and quite frankly every other team in the North Suburban Conference.
If you attended the Wildcat football game at Benilde last Wednesday, October 19 in St. Louis Park and didn't come away thinking you had witnessed the most entertaining high school football game you had ever seen, you weren't paying attention.
Although the team had already lost in the section quarterfinals to Forest Lake, the Chisago Lakes girls tennis team still had six individuals to count on in the individual subsection tournament that began last week.
It was unseasonably warm but the excited youngsters took it in stride, and the 13th annual Chisago County Pheasants Forever Youth Hunt was a big hit anyway.
The intense rivalry between North Branch and Chisago Lakes took to the volleyball courts last week, and the Vikings were able to reclaim county bragging rights for a bit.
The Wildcats had an inspiring goal line stand in front of a standing room only homecoming crowd in the first quarter to keep the game against St. Francis scoreless.