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by Coach Bob Schuller Browerville/Eagle Valley - 45, Osakis - 59 The Browerville/Eagle Valley Tigers took on the Osakis Silverstreaks in a competitive matchup, with Osakis holding a slim 25–22 lead at halftime. The Tigers played strong defense throughout the night, but struggled to find consistent offense. Turnovers proved costly for Browerville/Eagle Valley, as the Tigers committed 29 turnovers overall, including 17 in the second half. Osakis capitalized on those opportuni

The Browerville-Eagle Valley TIgers shot 55.9% from the field on Saturday, using a dominant inside game to score 56 of their 74 points in the paint in a 74-56 win over Battle Lake. The Tigers built a strong first-half lead, going into the locker room ahead 39-26... Subscribe to get the rest of the story...

The Browerville-Eagle Valley Tigers boys basketball team had a pair of competitive matchups over the first week of December, going 1-1 in varsity action. On December 5, the Tigers secured a 64-47 victory over Bertha-Hewitt. Browerville-Eagle Valley built a strong lead and held off the Bears, showing solid team play on both ends of the court... Subscribe to get the rest of the story...

The Browerville-Eagle Valley Tigers girls basketball team hosted a home game on Saturday, December 6, facing off against the Benson Braves. In a close contest, the Tigers came up just short, falling 56-51. Subscribe and get more of your high school sports!

by Coach Jeni Burns The Tigers opened their season at home in a beautiful, brand-new facility against the Cardinals from Staples Motley. Due to low numbers, the Cardinals were only able to bring 10 girls, so it was just a varsity competition. The Tigers came out on fire and jumped to a quick 8-1 lead. After that, scoring the basketball proved to be a lot more difficult for the Tigers, as that was their only lead of the night. The Cardinals shot the ball very well and forced

Browerville Coach Robert “Bob” Schueller was inducted into the Minnesota Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame during a ceremony on Saturday, October 25, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Minneapolis. Schueller began his coaching career as an assistant at St. Cloud Apollo and Fertile-Beltrami before becoming head boys basketball coach at Wheaton-Herman-Norcross. In 1999, he returned to his alma mater, Russell-Tyler-Ruthton, leading the Knights to the 2004 Class A State Cham

by Coach Jeni Burns The Tigers opened up the Section 5A playoffs on Thursday, March 3 by hosting the Trojans from Sebeka. The Trojans...

by Coach Robert Schueller Browerville/Eagle Valley - 73, New York Mills - 85 In their final week of the regular season, the...