The Lady Panthers outplayed host Crookston for most of the game, outshooting the Pirates 28-12 over the final two periods.

The Lady Wolves won their seven straight game Jan. 15 and made it look easy by bombing host Clearbrook-Gonvick 81-56.

Four of the five varsity Walker-Hackensack-Akeley-Nevis wrestlers who competed Saturday at the annual Thief River Falls Air Force National Guard Prowler Invite placed.

The Northland boys fell behind early in Friday’s home game with Greenway and never were able to recover.

Just a few days after getting their first two wins of the season, the Laporte boys had their worst game of the season.

Hockey Day Minnesota is coming to Bemidji Thursday through Saturday, and ticket sales have been brisk as organizers anticipate thousands coming to the event.

WALKER — Sanford Health has expanded its current walk-in hours for the Walker Clinic from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.

The Park Rapids-Walker-Hackensack-Akeley girls’ hockey team had a handful of good chances to score in the second period of Friday night’s game with International Falls at the Walker Area Community Center.

The Lady Wildcats played their most complete game of the season Jan. 8, but an injury to their leading scoring prevented them from beating Bertha-Hewitt.

It took 11 games, but the Laporte boys won their first game of the season last week, and three night later they won their second.

Northland snapped a two-game losing streak Friday night, trouncing host Ogilvie 88-59.

The Lady Wildcats are still searching for their first win of the season as they fell 78-19 at Sebeka Monday night.

A lack of consistency cost Northland a chance to beat both Nevis and Bigfork last week.

The Panthers lost both games last week and fell to 2-11 on the season as they were walloped 9-2 by Wadena-Deer Creek Friday night and fell 7-1 at Kittson Central Saturday afternoon.

Four of the seven Walker-Hackensack-Akeley-Nevis wrestlers who competed at the Ogilvie Lion Invitational Saturday placed.

The Lady Wolves picked up right where they left off as they opened 2019 with a 69-39 road win at Bagley Thursday night.

In Park Rapids-Walker-Hackensack-Akeley’s only game at the Crookston Holiday Tournament Friday, the Panthers fell 7-1 to Grand Forks.

Northland got off to a great start against visiting Laporte Friday night, jumping out to an 18-0 lead.

Laporte trailed Onamia by 13 points at the half, and despite the absence of two players, made a valiant rally that came up just short in a 64-56 loss Friday afternoon at the Northland Tournament.

The Panthers did not get off to a good start in their only game at the North Shore Holiday Tournament Friday.

Kirk Cousins and Jim Harbaugh have something in common.

I’m not going to dwell to much on the Vikings big road win at Detroit except to say, boy did they get lucky they were playing the Lions. If they were playing anyone else, they would have been down 21-0 and done!

The Lady Wildcats played their first game of the season on their home court Thursday night, but it did go their way as Red Lake County Central proved to be to tough in a 63-41 win.

Northland had two tough road games last week, and fell short in both games.

The Lake Country Nordic Ski Club will host a free cross-country ski clinic beginning at 10 a.m. Jan. 5 at the Cut Lake Ski Trail in Backus. The clinic is open to the public.

The Kirk Cousins experiment has been a mess all season, and this is still true even after Sunday’s win over Miami.

It took six games, but the Park Rapids-Walker-Hackensack-Akeley boys’ hockey team finally got their first win, beating host Wadena-Deer Creek 3-1 Thursday night.

The Northland boys won their fourth straight Dec. 11, rallying from a first-half deficit to beat visiting Carlton 65-57.

Laporte had its best first half of the season Friday night, scoring 30 points in front of their home fans.

The Lady Panthers hockey team is still in search of its first win after losing to two tough opponents last week.

For the third straight game the Lady Wildcats got off to a horrible start and they were never able to recover in a 64-37 road loss to Bertha-Hewitt.

What a topsy-turvey week in the NFL! But before we get to that, let’s give some love to Kyler Murray of Oklahoma for winning the Heisman trophy. An honor he definitely deserved.