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Boys basketball played a great game of their own on Tuesday night at home against Wadena. After scoring just 15 points in the first half and down by as many as 14 points, the Bears mounted a comeback of their own and dominated the 2nd half, winning by a final score of 58-48... Subscribe to get the rest of the story...

Girls Basketball had three games last week, starting on Tuesday against Browerville. Weather had forced this game to be rescheduled twice earlier in the season, but mother nature finally cooperated for the Bears to face off against the Tigers and ultimately a win for our girls 43-35... Subscribe to get the rest of the story...

by Coach Jeni Burns The Tigers opened up the second half of their season with a road trip to Bertha-Hewitt to take on the section opponent. The Tigers started out the game two girls short due to injuries and an early injury to M. Riedel, and the Tigers would find themselves with a trove of different line-ups throughout the night. Despite the different line-ups, the Tigers did an incredible job stepping up and playing team defense against a very physical BH team. The Tigers,

Wolves over Royalton 52-23 The Wolves turned in a dominant team performance on the mat, rolling past Royalton 52–23 in a convincing dual meet victory. The Wolves picked up several big wins by fall to build momentum early. Matthew Bosl and Hayden Hiebert each opened their matches with pins, setting the tone for the night. Evan Flan and JP Buntjer followed with falls of their own, while Braysen Coyer and Ben Miron battled hard but came up short by fall. The Wolves also benef

BHVPP Wrestling hosted a pivotal match-up this past Thursday night in Verndale as the Border West Buccaneers and WCA Knights were in town. BHVPP and WCA both figure to be top seeds in the section this year and there is a good chance the #1 seed was a stake... Subscribe to get the rest of the story...

by Coach Greg Johnson Verndale 46 Upsala 74 On Thursday, January 8th, the Boys Basketball team travelled to Upsala to play the Cardinals. The Pirates lost by a score of 74-46. Bryce Pickar led the way in scoring with 19 points. Braylin Deleon added 12 points and 7 assists. Zain Waldahl led the way on the boards with 7 rebounds... Subscribe to get the rest of the story...

by Coach Sam Schmitz After a quick start by the Pirates versus the Henning Hornets, foul trouble got the best of Verndale as they got down 23-38 at halftime. In the second half, Henning’s zone press gave the Pirates some issues, and the Hornets were able to extend the lead. Henning scored 31 points from Verndale turnovers. The Pirates fell 40-80... Subscribe to get the rest of the story...

by Coach Bill Wagner The Bertha-Hewitt-Verndale-Parkers Prairie (BHVPP) girls wrestling team showcased its strength and determination this past weekend at the Rick Lee Invite, coming home with several podium finishes and a dominant individual championship. Leading the charge for BHVPP was Chloe Black, who delivered a flawless performance in the 136-pound Junior Varsity division. Black went 4-0 on the day, pinning every opponent she faced. Her dominant run concluded in the 1

by Coach Bill Wagner The Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale/Parkers Prairie (BHVPP) girls wrestling team showcased their “attack mindset” this past weekend, delivering a series of hard-fought performances highlighted by dominant victories and significant individual growth. Autumn Becker (2-2) 124 - DNP (7 pts) Autumn Becker (8-8) 8th, BHVP over Addison Tuckner (4-10) So., ELRI (F 1:42) Trinity Kurzenberger (8-4) 7th, UNCW over Autumn Becker (8-8) 8th, BHVP (MD 19-7) Autumn Becker (8

by Coach Bill Wagner The Bertha-Hewitt-Verndale-Parkers Prairie (BHVPP) girls’ wrestling team tested its skills against top-tier regional talent this past weekend at the prestigious Rumble on the Red tournament. Leading the charge was Autumn Becker, who earned “Wrestler of the Tourney honors for the BHVPP Raiders” after an excellent 4-2 performance in the 124-pound division. Autumn Becker put together a marathon performance, finishing the tournament with a 4-2 record. Becke