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by Coach Bob Schueller Browerville/Eagle Valley - 69, Long Prairie Grey Eagle - 62 Tigers outlast Thunder in back-and-forth Prairie Conference Battle The Browerville/Eagle Valley Tigers came out on top in a hard-fought Prairie Conference matchup, defeating the Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Thunder 69–62 on the road. The game featured momentum swings right from the start. The Tigers opened with a 7–0 run, showing sharp early energy. The Thunder answered with a 10–0 burst to take c

by Coach Austin Selvey Bears Fade Late in Road Loss at Swanville The Bears made the trip to Swanville on Tuesday night for a competitive road matchup but ultimately fell to the Swanville Bulldogs, 62–52. The game featured several lead changes in the first half as both teams traded baskets and momentum. The Bears played with confidence early, moving the ball well and competing defensively against a taller Swanville lineup. Despite the size disadvantage, the Bears battled in

Wolves Girls Compete Against Osakis The Wolves girls wrestling team faced Osakis on the road in dual action, earning two wins by bonus points while continuing to gain valuable mat experience. Olivia Browen picked up a strong win by fall, controlling the match and securing the pin to add team points for the Wolves. Kelsey Schmitt followed with an impressive performance of her own, winning by technical fall after building a commanding lead. J’Lynn Owens battled tough competi

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by Coach Bill Wagner The BHVPP girls wrestling team put on a spectacular performance this past Saturday at the BHVPP Girls Invitational, fueled by a passionate home crowd and several standout individual performances. The Raiders secured multiple podium finishes, highlighted by three individual titles and a significant career milestone. Grewe Sets the Mat on Fire Kristin Grewe (106) was named the “Wrestler of the Weekend” by the coaching BHVPP coaching staff after a dominant

Wolves 65, Otter Tail Central 6 The Wolves turned in a dominant performance on the mat, rolling past Otter Tail Central 65–6 on January 20, with bonus-point victories throughout the lineup. At 107 pounds, Matthew Bosl set the tone with a win by major decision. The Wolves quickly built momentum with back-to-back forfeits at 114 and 121, as Hayden Hiebert and Benelli Johnson picked up automatic victories. Evan Flan (127) and Hunter Katterhagen (133) followed with decisive win

by Coach Michael Arvidson The wrestling week began on Tuesday with a quad in Paynesville against some stiff competition. The opening round match was against a new conference foe, Benson, as they have joined the Park Region. It was a low-scoring affair with a lot of good matches.  After a forfeit for Ruger Oyster, Adam Grabow picked up the decision for the 9-0 lead.  The Braves narrowed the margin with back-to-back decisions in front of a forfeit for Logan Becker and a fall f

To the Editor: Everyday there are news reports about U.S. citizens being arrested without warrant and detained without access to counsel. It seems no one is immune to these threats to our rights and freedom. You could be next. Here is something to consider and think about when it comes to our rights and responsibilities to protect ourselves and others in Minnesota. Since DHS/ICE agents are neither “public officers” or “peace officers” as defined by Minnesota statutes, peop

News from Clarissa's Past 25 Years Ago January 24, 2001 If you’ve noticed some commotion on the west end of Main Street, it is Jerry Host moving his tractor repair business into the old bus garage. He’s moving the business from his farm located just outside of Clarissa on County Road 11. Host has been in the business for about 38 years. He said he gained all of his experience from working on tractors and started when he was growing up on his parent’s farm. ********** On Fr

News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago January 25, 2001 Last year’s junior class did an excellent job decorating for the 2000 Prom. After many hours of hard work, the high school gym was transformed into our own “Underwater Paradise.” Magnificent fish, rocks, shells, and seaweed decorated the underwater world in the colors of blue, teal, and purple. Columns of seahorses flanked the couples as they walked through a sparkling curtain. A beautifully painted mural of lost tre