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by Haley Youngbauer On Tuesday, the Pirates traveled to Crosby-Ironton High School to face off against the top-seeded Nevis Tigers in the Section 5A Subsection Championship match. Both teams were evenly matched, trading points, with the lead switching back and forth. The Pirates came out strong, communicating well and attacking the net, allowing them to take an early lead over the Tigers, winning the first set by a score of 25-20. The Tigers answered by taking the second s

by Missy Beyatt On Wednesday, the Bears faced Laporte in the first round of the playoffs. Laporte came ready to play and made the Bears earn the win in 4 sets. The girls had a lot to clean up before Friday when they took on the #1 seed Nevis. And they did just that. Passing was more on point, blocking at the net was more aggressive, and the bears dug the ball well. It was also a great night of getting their offense going and attacking the ball for kills... Subscribe to get

by Coach Mary Irsfeld The Browerville–Eagle Valley Tiger Volleyball team wrapped up their season this week with a victory over the Cass Lake–Bena Panthers and a hard-fought loss against a section favorite, the Nevis Tigers. While the Tigers may have struggled to find success in the win column this season, their determination and heart were never in question. Match after match, they battled every opponent with grit and pride. Throughout the season, the Tigers gained more th

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by Missy Beyatt The Bertha-Hewitt volleyball team continues to show steady improvement as the season progresses. Earlier in the week, the Bears traveled to Swanville, where they played competitively and scrappy throughout the night. Despite several close sets, the Bears fell 3-1 but demonstrated better court communication and energy. On Thursday, Bertha-Hewitt hosted the Pillager Huskies for their annual Pink Out Night, playing in support of breast cancer awareness. The Bea

by Coach Mary Irsfeld It was a day long anticipated as the Tigers finally held their first home game of the season, welcoming the visiting Upsala Cardinals to Browerville. After spending the previous week practicing in their beautiful new facilities, last Tuesday marked the first time this season the Tigers were able to compete in front of their home crowd. The gym was packed, the energy was high, and the Tigers were ready to build on the more consistent, hard-fought play th

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by Coach Mary Irsfeld The Browerville–Eagle Valley Tigers faced a challenging week on the road with two tough section matchups. On...

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