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by Coach Joe Schuller Pine River-Backus Edges Browerville/Eagle Valley in Tight Contest The Browerville/Eagle Valley Tigers came out strong on their home court but couldn’t hold off a late push from the Pine River-Backus Tigers, falling 65–62 in a tightly contested matchup. Browerville/Eagle Valley controlled much of the first half, building a solid 36–28 lead by the break. The home Tigers established themselves on the glass, using their size and effort to create extra oppo

by Coach Jeni Burns To kick off February, the Tigers had a three-game week.  Monday, the Tigers traveled to Verndale to take on the Pirates.  Leading scorers for the Tigers were: Raylann Morgan and Lydia Reed with 8 points each.  Adding in some great rebounding for the Tigers were Lydia Reed with 13 boards, Raylann Morgan with 10, and Lydia Stearns with 9. On Thursday night, the Tigers took on the Cardinals for the second time in Prairie conference action. The Cardinals j

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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

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by Coach Jeni Burns The Tiger girls’ basketball team had a very busy week with 3 games on the road. Limited with some injuries, the Tiger Girls were forced to play a lot of minutes with limited breaks and managed to do so with a lot of improvement.  On Tuesday, the Tigers traveled to Upsala to take on the Cardinals. The Upsala Cardinals came out shooting red hot, and that continued all game. The Tigers struggled to find a rhythm offensively after an early lead. The Cardinal

by Coach Bob Schueller Browerville/Eagle Valley - 74,  Swanville - 67 The Browerville/Eagle Valley Tigers defended their home court with a hard-fought 74–67 win over the Swanville Bulldogs in a Prairie Conference matchup last Tuesday, January 6. The Tigers’ offense was slow to get going, but they found their rhythm as the first half progressed, building a narrow 37–35 lead at the break. Swanville stayed close behind strong first-half performances from Isaac Miller and Brody