Matt Sloan was an individual champion and eight White Bear Lake wrestlers got on the podium as the Bears opened the season at the Turkey Tussle, a 16-team individual tournament at Minnetonka, on Saturday,
Mahtomedi outlasted Totino-Grace 5-4 in a game where each team peppered the nets Saturday evening. Scoring for Mahtomedi (2-0) were Blake Hansen, Nikolai Dulak, Colin Hagstrom (power play), Adam Johnson (power play), and Ethan Peterson. Hagstrom also made two assists. The Zephyrs led 5-2 aft…
White Bear Lake lost to Rosemount 55-33 on Saturday at Hamline’s Pat Paterson Tournament. Top scorers for the Bears (1-3) were Ella Janicki with nine points and Julie Juelich with seven. Taylor Janssen powered Rosemount (2-1) with 18.
Sophie Verkerke delivered both goals as White Bear Lake tripped Hibbing-Chisholm 2-1 in overtime Saturday in Hibbing. The Bears (3-4) salvaged a split on their trip to the Iron Range, having lost at Grand Rapids-Greenway 2-0 on Friday evening. Verkerke scored on a power play 3:14 into overti…
White Bear Lake was stymied by Lakeville South 60-38 at Hamline University’s holiday showcase on Friday. For the Bears (1-2), Nevaeh Hughes and Addie Bachmeier scored eight points each, and Ella Janicki and Lauren Eckerle with six each. For Lakeville South, which was opening its season, Hayl…
White Bear Lake pumped four third-period goals and handed perennial power Duluth East a 5-0 loss on Saturday afternoon at home.
White Bear Lake was shut out by Grand Rapids-Greenway 2-0 on Friday in Grand Rapids. The hosts outshot the Bears 23-13 with Kaisa Reed and Mercury Bischoff (power play) scoring. Maya Martson was in goal for the Bears (2-4) while Kenny Martinson got the shutout for GRR (3-2-1).
The Mounds View swimming team had a delegation of six girls in seven events at the state Class AA swimming meet and scored points in five of them by placing in the top 16.
Four baseball players were among six Mounds View athletes signing national letters of intent on Wednesday.
Four White Bear Lake athletes signed national letters of intent on Wednesday morning at the school.
Four members of Centennial’s state runner-up girls soccer team signed national letters of intent on Wednesday, along with a Cougar lacrosse player.
Five members of Mahtomedi’s three-time state girls soccer championship team are among 10 seniors who signed national letters of intent on Wednesday.
As good as the Mounds View cross country team ran at the state meet, they were way better at the seven-state Nike Heartland Regionals on Sunday.
Mounds View’s playoff run ended with a 38-14 loss to Lakeville South on Friday evening as the Mustangs’ strong defense was not able to rein in the Cougars’ rampaging ground game.
White Bear Lake rallied from a 3-0 deficit to defeat Mahtomedi 4-3 in overtime in the opener for both teams on Thursday evening with the game turning on two quick power play goals.
Centennial’s bid for a state tournament in volleyball was derailed by Stillwater 3-1 in he Section 4AAA semifinals Monday evening.
It will be Mahtomedi vs. Orono in the state Class A girls soccer finals for the third straight season.
Scoring twice on penalty kicks, including Lauren Ahles’ game-winner in overtime, the Centennial Cougars beat Rosemount 2-1 Monday to earn a shot at the state championship.
The Mahtomedi Zephyrs will play in the section football finals. Nothing new about that — this will be the sixth straight year — except that it’s the first time in that span they’ve gotten there with a semifinal upset.
In a game that turned several times on the adventures of the two punters, Rosemount enjoyed one constant — the rugged running of Christian Graske — in scuttling White Bear Lake 35-21 on Friday evening in the playoff opener.
The Centennial Cougars stampeded past Stillwater 41-14 in their playoff opener Friday evening, rolling up 417 yards on the ground.
Mounds View unleashed a dominant defense and three touchdown passes to cruise past Burnsville 34-0 in their state playoff opener at home Friday evening.
The Mahtomedi Zephyrs put up 24 quick points in the first quarter and cruised past winless North St. Paul 44-6 in their playoff opener Tuesday evening.
Two years ago, when recreation soccer for ages U9-U10 was cut by White Bear Recreation and the White Bear Soccer Club (WBSC), a few affected families got together to mull what to do.
The Centennial Cougar girls and boys soccer teams will open in the state Class AA tournament on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively. Each won Section 7AA titles this past Tuesday, each beating Andover in the finals.
The situation was tense enough to induce tears from Megan Lisowy.
Defensive touchdowns started and ended the scoring parade as the Centennial Cougars won the regular-season finale over the Osseo Orioles 42-21 at home Wednesday evening.
It was deja vu for the Bears, generating another fun, furious ending to a football game, only to be foiled in the final seconds.
Mahtomedi’s fourth-quarter rally fell short and the Zephyrs lost their regular-season finale to Simley 23-21 on Wednesday evening.
Mounds View boys cross country emerged as conference champions on Tuesday in a meet with three of the top four teams in the state.
The Mounds View girls placed sixth and had two all-conference runners in the Suburban East Conference meet on Tuesday at Tanners Brook Golf Course near Forest Lake.
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