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| Patriots End Regular Season on Winning NotePatriots 57, Eskomos 44 Michael Goerges and Kurtis Moody each scored a team high 14 points as the Pequot Lakes Patriots downed visiting Esko 57-44 on Tuesday night. Goerges dished out seven assists and Moody had five rebounds and hit 6 of 8 free throws. Full Story Northland Boys End Regular Season with SplitPolars 74, Eagles 51 Dakota Kendall, Robert Fogle and Ryan Horner each scored a team high nine points as the Northland Eagles fell to Floodwood by a score of 74-51 on Tuesday night. Chris Scheidt added eight points and Aaron Kemper had a team high six rebounds and scored five points. Full Story Ranger Boys Keep Rolling into PlayoffsThe Crosby-Ironton Ranger boys’ basketball team finished their regular season as the state’s third ranked team in Class AA and a 24-2 record. The team ended regular season play with big wins over Walker-Hackensack-Akeley on Tuesday 93-60, and 78-42 over Aitkin on Friday. Full Story Lady Eagles AdvanceCamille Manders had a double double, but it was Kayla Heisler’s clutch free throws that provided the winning margin as the Northland Eagles edged the McGregor Mercs 42-40 in front of a packed gym on Thursday night in Remer. The game was tied when Heisler stepped to the line with 7.9 seconds left and calmly sank a pair of foul shots. Manders finished with a team high 20 points and 15 rebounds for Northland in the 5A Subsection first round playoff win. Full Story | DGF Knocks Out Ranger GirlsMorgan Mathison scored a game high 23 points as the visiting Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Rebels took down the C-I Rangers 46-40 in opening round action of the South SubSetcion 8AA playoffs on Thursday night. Full Story Patriots Hold Off Wolverines, Perham, Advance to Subsection FinalSisters Mattie and Emily Lueck combined for 39 points as the Pequot Lakes Patriots woin their first round 8AA South Subsection playoff game over Wadena-Deer Creek 60-57 on Thursday night in Pequot. “We knew exactly how this would go with W-DC and we were fortunate,” said Patriots coach Jon Dale. “It’s tough to beat the same team three times in a season. It was not our greatest performance but the girls were tough and really battled.” Full Story |
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