Warroad

I'm going Chaska Chan, too.

Warroad and Bismarck.

This is not the same old war road.

Although these kids made it to state two years ago in Moorhead for the state tournament.

They'll still be a contender for state in Bantam A.

I don't have very much information on either of these teams other than that, what you just shared with me.

I'm going to go Warroad.

I'm going with

Okay.

On the Class A side, Breck beat Warroad 4-1.

And in the championship, Dodge County and Blake were your other semifinalists with Mankato East, St.

Cloud Crush, Proctor Hermantown, and Laverne, your other Class A participants last year in the state high school hockey tournament.

But they don't lose nearly as much as people think.

Breck returns pretty much almost to everybody.

Warroad has players in the pipeline that they do their time on the second or third line, and then all of a sudden they show up the next season.

And they're ready to go on that top line.

Okay, hockey royalty, but lacrosse is missing.

Warroad, Rozo, Grand Rapids, some beauty towns, beauty hockey town, hockey blood.

I can feel it from Burnsville, Minnesota right now.

I can feel the hockey energy just looking at this list.

It was just feelings.

So I'm trying to at least give us an index.

So I think if I'm thinking about starting a lacrosse program, if I could get a Warroad Rozo co-op, For lacrosse, I feel like there could be something there.

Numbers, I agree with you, might be the issue.

In quarterfinals coming up, then Park Christian will take on number five seed Henning, and that is in the 6A quarterfinals.

In Section 8AA, the first round, Perham defeated Warroad in three sets.

DGF swept Crookston.

Hawley downed Managa in straight sets, and Frazee got past Rozo in five sets.

So with that being said, on Friday, the section quarterfinals, Park Christian will host Henning at 7 o'clock.

Section 8AA, the first round, with top-seeded Barnesville getting a bye.

Four-seeded Perham defeats 13-seeded Warroad in three sets.

Five-seeded DGF over 12-seeded Crookston in a sweep.

I had watched him learn to skate on my ice when he was four, pushing a folding chair across the sheet at the public skate, going down every time he let go of it and getting up every time without crying.

In high school he had played for Thief River against Roseau and Warroad, in front of half the county.

The first afternoon he came out, Gordie told him nobody skated the corner, and after that, he never went within ten feet of it, not once, not even chasing the cap.

On the crater, he could ring the iron post with the cap from anywhere on the ice, and he did it every few minutes just to hear it.

Harvest nearly completes in portions of northwestern Minnesota where timely rains help crops overcome the dry growing season.

Warroad area farmer Drew Parsley says yields have been better than expected, especially when we're talking about corn and soybeans.

You know, actually, I would say our yields, you know, again, right around the edge of the lake here is actually very good.

Probably a little bit above our averages, honestly, from all crops perspective, especially the later ones like corn and soybeans.