The International Falls boys swimming and diving team participated in the Section 6A finals on Saturday in Grand Rapids. Senior Adrion Mannausau got the day started by placing 3rd in the diving competition and qualified for the state meet. After the meet, Mannausau said there was a dive that turned his meet around.
Monday The International Falls boys swimming and diving team participated in the Section 6A finals on Saturday in Grand Rapids. Senior Adrion Mannausau got the… Login to continue reading Login…
Friday The International Falls boys swimming and diving team competed in the Section 6A swimming prelims last night in an event seen on Your Live… Login to continue reading Login…
Knute Boerger works to get the ball to the hoop. PHOTOS BY BEN SUNNE Bronco Owen Wherley goes up against a Duluth Marshall player.
The Rainy River Community College Womens Basketball team has just completed another successful season and qualified for the 2021-22 NJCAA Region 13A Tourna ment to be held at Anoka Ramsey Community College on Saturday and Sunday.
Tuesday There were no local games scheduled for Monday and a few games have been postponed already for today. The Bronco boys playoff hockey game against Duluth Denfeld has been postponed to Wednesday as has all Section 7A and 7AA playoff games.
Kenyan Olson shoots against a swarm of Duluth Marshall players PHOTOS BY BEN SUNNE Bronco Carter McBride stops the puck Braden Skifstad scores for International Falls. A Bronco celebrates the win with youngsters as he leaves the ice.
Longtime Bronco boys basketball coach Jim Rolando was honored Saturday at the Falls High School gym, during halftime of a game coached by his son, Don Rolando. Rolando, who died in 2021, was recognized with a plaque presented to the Falls School District, which will display it where FHS students and players into the future will see it: Outside the gym at FHS.
Littlefork-Big Falls Viking Destiny Piekarski recently signed a letter of intent to play basketball at Chaminade University in Honolulu, Hawaii. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO .
The Rainy River Men’s Basketball team is ranked first in the North Division of the Minnesota College Athletic Conference, as of Feb. 16. The team at that time was 12-0 in the conference, and ranked No. 11 in the National Junior College Athletic Association DIII Men’s Basketball standings. RRCC PHOTO