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by Coach Jeff Myers The Browerville-Eagle Valley softball team opened up its 2026 campaign last Monday on a beautiful spring day on the campus of the College of St. Ben’s. The Tigers faced the Brandon-Evansville Chargers in an early-season Section 6A matchup. The Tigers struggled out of the gate as three Tiger errors, along with a couple of Charger hits, led to an early 1-2 deficit. In the bottom of the 2nd inning, the B/EV bats came alive as five hits would lead to five run

by Coach Rollie Lais The Tigers boys and girls track team traveled to St. John’s on Friday, March 27, for an indoor Prairie Conference meet. The girls team placed 2nd, and the boys placed 4th. The girls were led by Claire Perish, who won the 55-meter, placed 2nd in the long jump, and 3rd in the 4x200-meter relay. Ryann May placed 10th in the 55-meter dash, followed by Faith Petron, who placed 12th. Raylann Morgan placed 2nd in the 200-meter dash, 2nd in shot put, 2nd

Several athletes turned in strong performances and personal-best marks at the St. John’s Indoor meet on March 27. Boys Jonah Berg led the way with multiple top finishes. Berg placed second in the 55-meter dash with a personal-best time of 6.94 seconds. He also took fifth in the 200 meters in 26.14 seconds. In the field events, Berg finished third in the high jump with a personal-best clearance of 5 feet, 6 inches and third in the long jump with a personal-best leap of 18 fee

by Coach Robert Schuller Tigers Turn the Tables on Thunder in Section 5A Playoff Win Nine days can make a big difference. After suffering a 23-point loss to Long Prairie/Grey Eagle just over a week earlier, the Browerville/Eagle Valley Tigers flipped the script Monday night, defeating the Thunder 65–62 in a thrilling opening round Section 5A playoff game on their home court. The Tigers came out with strong energy early, jumping to a quick 10–2 lead and setting the tone for

by Coach Jeni Burns Tigers Wrap Up Regular Season The Tigers had the weekend to rest, and were able to enjoy the day off from school on Monday, February 16th, before hosting the Johnnies from St. John’s Prep. The Tigers came out ready to go and scored the first 14 points before the Johnnies would get their first bucket. The rest of the first half’s scoring belonged to the Tigers, as 7 girls chipped in, and they went into halftime with a 35-2 lead. The scoring continued in th

by Coach Robert Schuller Tigers Hold Off Panthers in Thrilling 68–67 Victory The Browerville/Eagle Valley Tigers traveled to Parkers Prairie last Monday night and came away with a hard-fought 68–67 victory over the Parkers Prairie Panthers in a game that was as close statistically as it was on the scoreboard. The Tigers came out firing, jumping to an early 15–4 lead and extending it to 27–15 midway through the first half. Browerville/Eagle Valley controlled much of the open

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by Coach Bob Schuller Braves Defend Home Court in Prairie Conference Victory The Browerville/Eagle Valley Tigers traveled to Benson for a Prairie Conference matchup, but the conference-leading Benson Braves protected their home floor with a 96–61 victory. Benson, now 10–1 in Prairie Conference play, established control early and carried a 43–30 advantage into halftime. The Braves continued to apply pressure in the second half, steadily extending the lead behind efficient of

by Coach Joe Schuller Browerville/Eagle Valley - 62, Swanville - 71 The Browerville/Eagle Valley Tigers traveled to Swanville on Tuesday night for a Prairie Conference showdown with the Swanville Bulldogs, battling hard before falling 71-62 in a competitive contest. The game was tight from the opening tip. Both teams traded runs in the first half, with neither squad able to create much separation. The Bulldogs carried a slim 34-33 lead into halftime, setting the stage for

by Coach Jeni Burns The past week, the Tigers were incredibly busy, battling through 4 tough games. Monday, they traveled to Benson to take on the Braves. The Braves came out firing on all cylinders and jumped out to a very big first-half lead. The Tigers were able to settle in after the half and put together a much better second half, locking down defensively and getting some really good looks offensively. They continued to battle to the final seconds. Right back on the c