ROSEAU HAD TWO KNOWLEDGE BOWL TEAMS PARTICIPATE IN A MEET IN THIEF RIVER FALLS YESTERDAY, PLACING 8TH AND 27TH OUT OF THE 38 TEAMS ON HAND. THE 8TH PLACE TEAM WAS JUST A FRACTION OF A POINT FROM CLIMBING AS HIGH AS 6TH. WYATT CUMMINGS, BELLA JOHNSON, NICK THOMPSON, TIJAH MENLOVE, JOHN DELANEY WERE MEMBERS OF THAT TEAM.
GIRLS HOCKEY:
LILY ERICKSON AND JASMINE HOVDA SCORED TWICE, SUPPLEMENTED BY GOALS FROM PAYTON REMICK, SUMMER BYFUGLIEN, AND ELLA KETRING. THE RAMS BEAT BRAINERD-LITTLE FALLS 7-2 TO ADVANCE IN THE SECTION 8AA PLAYOFFS.
THEY WILL HOST BEMIDJI ON SATURDAY. THE LUMBERJACKS BEAT BUFFALO 4-1.
MOORHEAD EASILY HANDLED SARTELL 11-0.
ALEXANDRIA BEAT ST CLOUD 4-1.
BOYS BAKSETBALL:
ROSEAU’S OFFENSE WAS HELD IN CHECK IN A 72-38 LOSS AT THE NORTHERN FREEZE. JAKE BOROWICZ WAS THE ONLY PLAYER TO FIND THEIR STRIDE, HE FINISHED WITH 25 POINTS.
WARROAD 88, CROOKSTON 53
KITTSON COUNTY CENTRAL 56, BGMR 18
STEPHEN-ARGYLE 76, WARREN 63
GIRLS BASKETBALL:
REAGAN KVIEN IS BACK ON THE FLOOR FOR THE RAMS GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM AFTER MISSING SIGNIFICANT TIME WITH INJURY. SHE AND THE RAMS GOT A 72-47 WIN OVER CLEARBROOK-GONVICK. AUDREY HAYDEN SCORED 27.
BOYS HOCKEY:
WARROAD KIND OF SECURED DOMINANCE IN SECTION 8A HOCKEY WITH A 4-0 SHUTOUT OF EAST GRAND FORKS. THE WARRIORS HAD ALREADY WON THE OTHER MATCH UP WITH THE GREEN WAVE EARLIER IN THE YEAR.
NHL:
MINNESOTA 0, BOSTON 3
CAROLINA 0, WINNIPEG 3
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