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The Wolves traveled to Benson on January 27. Giselle Ahedo led the way against Pillager for the Wolves with a strong win by decision, controlling the pace of her match and securing team points. Lily Tolifson battled hard but was pinned in her match, while Brynn Sudbeck faced a challenging opponent and came up short by major decision. Despite the results, the Wolves continued to gain experience and toughness as they competed against Pillager. The Wolves girls wrestling team

by Coach Greg Johnson Verndale 70, New York Mills 85 On Monday, January 26th, the Boys Basketball team hosted the New York Mills Eagles and lost by a score of 85-70. Braylin Deleon led the Pirates in scoring with 24 points as well as 5 assists. Kyler Vertina added 12 points and 9 rebounds. Chase Jensen also scored in double figures with 10 points. Stats: Zain Waldah 2 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, 8 points. Joe Elfstrum 4 rebounds, 4 assists, 8 points. Kyler Vertina 9 rebo

by Sam Schmitz In a doubleheader with the boys basketball team at Sebeka on January 27, the girls lost 39-60. In the first half, the Pirates had too many missteps on the defensive end. Sebeka out-rebounded Verndale 54-38. Aspen Orlando led the Pirates in scoring with 15 points. 9 of her points came from behind the three-point line. Emily Elfstrum and Millie Schmitz each scored 7 points. Adeley Hinkle dished out four assists. Stats: Elfstrum 7 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists,

The BHVPP Raiders wrestling team turned in a dominant performance at the Park Region Conference Tournament, earning a first-place team finish and claiming the Conference Championship with 190 points on their home mats. The Raiders crowned two individual varsity conference champions. Adam Grabow claimed the title at 107 pounds, while Hudson Truax earned the championship at 145 pounds, helping lead the Raiders to the team title. BHVPP placed multiple wrestlers across the brac

Bertha-Hewitt 51, Upsala 52 Bertha-Hewitt came up just short on the road, falling to Upsala 52–51 in a tightly contested girls basketball game on January 20. The Bears were led offensively by Piper Dean and Kendal Beyatt, who each scored 16 points. Dean added four assists and had a strong all-around night with 12 rebounds, while Beyatt contributed three assists and 10 rebounds to go along with her scoring. Kyrstin Beyatt added 11 points on efficient shooting, hitting 5-of-9

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by Coach Jeni Burns  This week, the Tigers braved the cold and battled through another week.  On Tuesday, they traveled to Walker to take on a section opponent. The Tigers came out ready to lay, broke the press, and converted at the line to take a 31-30 halftime lead. The Wolves were able to make some adjustments at the half and come out to a quick 8-point lead, but the Tigers battled back and tied the score at 40 with 8 minutes left. But from that mark on, it was all Wolve

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