No coach wants to open the season with a loss, and Cambridge-Isanti coach Colin Dickey is no exception.
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It was close, but no cigar for the Rum River Mallards in the four games the team played at the Midwest Showcase held at Fogerty Arena in Blaine this past weekend.
The Cambridge-Isanti girls swim team closed the book on the 2020 season by competing at the Class 2A Section 7 meet.
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There were no losers when the football teams from Braham and Rush City played a game at Braham’s Froyen Field on Monday, Oct. 26.
Treasured Haven Farm will host the Hoot ‘N Holler Adventure Runs on Saturday, Oct. 24.
The Rum River Mallards will look to get back on track this week when they play in the Blaine Showcase hosted by Fogerty Arena this week.
The weather was not the only signal to the changing of the seasons last week.
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Area high school football teams just finished a crazy, confusing week.
For sports such as soccer and tennis, the 2020 season is drawing to a close.
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For both the Braham and Rush City cross-country teams, an interesting season climaxed at the Great River Conference Championship held at Grand National Golf Course on Wednesday, Oct. 7.
The Rum River Mallards were buried in an avalanche of third-period power-play goals in a 6-1 loss to the Minnesota Blue Ox on Saturday, Oct. 10.
Due to COVID-19, these schedules are subject to change. Please check that specific organization's website for the most up-to-date information.
This past weekend did not prove to be a happy homecoming for the Rum River Mallards.
The Cambridge-Isanti boys team was slapped with a pair of bad breaks at the start of its Senior Day contest against Big Lake on Thursday, Oct. 1.
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It may not be an exaggeration to say Cambridge-Isanti’s Chloe Hajek was born with a tennis racket in her hands.
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The Cambridge-Isanti girls swim team used its depth to win a pair of home swim meets last week.
The Rum River Mallards split a pair of United States Premier Hockey League road games to begin the season.
High school football and volleyball teams around the area were able to start official practices in preparation for the 2020 season on Monday, Sept. 28. The change came about when the Minnesota State High School League Board of Directors voted to reverse an August decision to play in the spri…
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One thing is sure: The Rum River Mallards will open their U.S. Premier Hockey League season this weekend.
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The Cambridge-Isanti girls soccer team found itself in a familiar situation when it trailed St. Francis 2-0 at halftime of a home match on Friday, Feb. 18.
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Last week Blake Devine returned home from a stint with the National Guard.
The Cambridge-Isanti boys and girls cross-country teams have exploded out of the blocks to claim wins in both meets the two teams have run to start this season.
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Teams from Cambridge-Isanti and North Branch competed against one another in three different sports to start the 2020 fall sports season.
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Tip your caps to the Isanti Redbirds.
While Tryg Thompson may be preparing to enter his first season as the new boys basketball coach at Rush City High School, he is no stranger to the Tigers program.
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Sandquist Park will host the fourth annual Sober Softball Draft Tournament Friday through Sunday, Sept. 4-6.
The bumper sticker on the back of Cambridge pickleball player Peiwu Daniels’ car read “Follow Me to Pickleball” and area residents have done just that.
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Lost Mule has been one of the top teams in the Cambridge Isanti Area Softball Association ever since it was formed in 2015, posting a 98-27 record that included a perfect 26-0 mark last summer.
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In our Aug. 28 edition, we featured Cambridge-Isanti High School and Braham Area High School. Next week, in our Sept. 3 edition, we will feature North Branch Area High School, Rush City High School and Cambridge Christian School. Thank you to all of our advertisers for helping to make this s…
Sandquist Park in Cambridge will host the NSF Slowpitch Tournament of Champions/North American Championships this Friday through Sunday, Aug. 21-23.
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Jimmy Skroch did not want to see the North Branch Nighthawks’ season end.
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One thing became quickly apparent in the first two days of the Class C Region 1 tournament: The teams with the best pitching were the teams that won games.
The Minnesota State High School League announced Tuesday, Aug. 4, that football and volleyball would move to a spring schedule, which led to the adoption of a new “four-season” plan for 2020-21.
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Area Town Ball teams got a mixture of good news and bad news at the seeding meeting the Eastern Minny League hosted for the Class C Region 1 tournament on Sunday, July 26.
It did not seem possible that North Branch Area High School baseball players would be able to take the field in 2020.
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