After a couple of easy wins, the Eagles boys basketball team faced a tough three game stretch to close out the year. First up were the Mt. Iron Buhl Rangers, a team that boasts two of the areas top scorers in Asher Zubich and Nikolas Jesch along with a host …
The Northland Eagles are heading down the home stretch of the 2016-'17 season. Senior Cooper Kovall entered the Feb. 17 game against Hill City needing just a handful of buckets to top 1000 career points.
The War-Eagle Cross-Country teams participated in the Mabel Lake Triangular meet at Mabel Lake this past Thursday, facing tough competition from Pine River/Backus and Sebeka/Menahga.
The Northland Lady Eagles got their season underway Thursday night after having opening night pushed back due to poor road conditions on Nov. 30. The girls traveled to Cromwell to take on the Cardinals in a non-conference matchup.
Riding high on a pair of victories from the previous week, the Northland Eagles traveled to Hill City to take on the Hornets in a conference match-up. Despite a late game charge the boys came up a 3 pointer shy at the final buzzer 45-42.
The Northland Lady Eagles hosted the Pine River-Backus Tigers in a non-conference match-up on Tuesday. Missed opportunities cost the Eagles and the final buzzer told the tale as the girls fell 36-56.
The Northland Lady Eagles traveled to Cass Lake last Monday to kick off a busy week against a tough Panther team on their home court. Although the Panthers gave up the ball 25 times, easy baskets and a lack of momentum set the girls back on offense with the final …
The Northland Lady Eagles hit the road last week looking to capitalize on recent good play and to seek redemption for a disappointing loss to Bigfork three weeks ago.
The Northland Lady Eagles returned to the court after a multiple game slide looking for redemption as they traveled to Onamia. The girls put up solid game but a last second three pointer left the ladies one point shy of overtime 61-62.
The Lady Eagles hit the first round of playoffs last Monday as they faced non-conference foe Onamia. Despite a double-digit lead in the first half, the girls were unable to hang in to the final buzzer and fell 41-44.