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GREAT SHOWING AT NEW TOURNEY – Cole Lenort, a first place winner last weekend at Maple River, shows a burst of speed in his escape in the second round. Star Eagle photo by Chris Schlaak
By TROY THOMPSON
Contributing Writer
The NRHEG wrestling team turned in another strong performance on Saturday, Jan. 10, at the first Gopher-Valley Tournament in Mapleton. The Panthers grappled their way to a second-place team finish in the inaugural event which featured all 10 teams from the Gopher and Valley Conferences.
NRHEG bested all of their Gopher Conference foes and finished behind only Valley Conference power Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial Area (LCWMA) in the team standings.
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By TROY THOMPSON
Contributing Writer
The NRHEG Girls’ Basketball squad improved to 3-1 in the Gopher Conference with a 60-51 home win over Waterville-Elysian-Morristown on Friday, Jan. 9. The Panthers evened their season mark to 5-5 with the victory.
The Panthers were powered by a trio of sophomores. Maddie Wagner led the way with 25 points to go with three assists and four steals. Marnie Wagner added 13 points while also corralling 10 boards to go along with two assists and two steals. Kaylee Camerer also scored in double-figures, netting 12 points while pulling down four rebounds.
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Panther wrestlers come back from weak start for 2-1 in quadrangular
DOWN – Cordell Peterson of NRHEG pinned Hunter Jennings of Triton in 3 minutes and 47 seconds. Star Eagle photo by Nikki Erickson
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The Panthers got off to a weak start in their hosted quadrangular last Friday, giving up 4 pins and winding up trailing BEA by one point.
“In the end it came down to them getting bonus points when they needed and us not being able to get them,” said coach Shawn Larson.
The Panthers will be looking forward to an opportunity to rematch.