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CROSBY-IRONTON COURIER
Bowling
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2015
Grand Rapids tops C-I, 57-46
Sports
The Crosby-Ironton girls’
varsity basketball team suffered a 57-46 loss to visiting
Grand Rapids Thursday.
C-I tallied 22 first half
points but trailed by nine at the
break. The Rangers added 24
second half points in the loss.
Lauren Peterson paced the
Rangers with 12 points and
added eight steals and four
assists. Abby Gindorff and
Cyan Hale each added 11
The
Northern
Lakes season, closed out the regular points in the loss.
Lightning girls’ varsity hockey season yesterday (Tuesday)
The Rangers shot 47 perteam defeated Long Prairie- against visiting Alexandria.
Grey
Eagle/Wadena/Deer
Creek Thursday, 4-1.
GIRLS HOCKEY
Mariah Reed, Hannah Tues., Feb. 3 Alexandria
Home
Zimmerman, Bella Abear and
Sam Gutzman all tallied a goal
BOYS HOCKEY
for the Lightning.
Tues., Feb. 3
Wadena/DC
Away
Madison Galligan was in Thurs., Feb. 5 Detroit
Lakes
Home
net, stopping 16 of the 17 shots Sat., Feb. 7
Becker
Away
she faced for the victory.
Tues., Feb. 10 Long Prairie/GE Home
The Lightning, 7-17 on the Thurs., Feb. 12 Mora
Home
GIRLS’ HOCKEY
Lightning girls top
Blue Devils, 4-1
cent from the floor and added
17 of 23 from the free throw
line, but the Thunderhawks
shot 52 percent from the field
and seven of 10 at the line.
C-I committed 26 turnovers
while forcing 22 and had 27
rebounds to Grand Rapids’ 31.
The Rangers, 8-9 overall,
hosted Crookston yesterday
(Tuesday) and will travel to
Warroad Friday. Saturday, the
Rangers will play at Roseau
before traveling to Pequot
Lakes Tuesday.
C-I
fg 3-pt ft/a f tp
Cyan Hale
Lauren Peterson
Shayla Loiland
Alyssa Klancher
Shyanne Loiland
Jamie Nelson
Abby Gindorff
Total
2
4
0
2
0
1
4
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
4/4
4/5
0/0
1/2
0/0
5/6
3/6
4 11
1 12
0
0
0
5
0
0
4
7
2 11
13 1 17/23 11 46
Grand Rapids
fg 3-pt ft/a f tp
Kali Leloner
Giana Roberts
Heaven Hamling
Claire Peterson
Kari Kuschel
Jordin McCartney
Hannah Morris
Kaylee Grabarkeiz
Taylor Kane
1
1
1
2
0
3
1
0
7
Total
16 6 7/10 13 57
Grand Rapids
Crosby-Ironton
0
1
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0/0
0/0
2/2
0/0
2/2
0/0
0/0
0/0
3/6
31
22
0
2
1
5
1 19
0
4
0
2
5
6
4
2
2
0
0 17
27 — 57
24— 46
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Tues., Feb. 3
Fri., Feb. 6
Sat., Feb. 7
Tues., Feb. 10
Thurs., Feb. 12
Fri., Feb. 20
Tues., Feb. 24
Fri., Feb. 27
Lightning lose to
Detroit Lakes, 3-1
The
Northern
Lakes
Lightning girls’ varsity hockey
team lost to visiting Detroit
Lakes last Tuesday, 3-1.
Carly Fyle tallied a first
period goal to give the
Lightning a 1-0 lead, but it was
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
VARSITY SCORING
Grand Rapids 57, Crosby-Ironton 46
all Detroit Lakes after that. The
Lakers tallied three unanswered goals for the victory.
Madison Galligan had 16
saves in the net for the
Lightning in the loss.
Crookston
Warroad
Roseau
Pequot Lakes
Aiktin
Staples Motley
Deer River
Detroit Lakes
Away
Away
Away
Away
Home
Away
Home
Home
Girls win
36-30 at
Pine
River
The Crosby-Ironton girls’
—Brenda Booth photo
ALYSSA KLANCHER brings the ball up the
court for the Rangers during Thursday’s 57-46
loss to visiting Grand Rapids.
varsity basketball team defeated Pine River/Backus last
Tuesday in Pine River, 36-30.
The Rangers scored 19 frist
half points but trailed by three
at the brek. C-I added 17 second half points but allowed
just eight to take the victory.
Cyan Hale paced the
Rangers with 14 points and
added five rebounds and three
steals.
Lauren
Peterson
chipped in nine points and had
four rebounds.
The Rangers shot 42 percent from the floor and added
nine of 19 at the free throw line
while holding PRB to just 27
percent from the floor and four
of nine at the line.
C-I was outrebounded 3025, but held a slight advantage
in turnovers and benefitted
from the cold shooting of the
Tigers.
The win evened the
Rangers’ record to 8-8 overall
on the season.
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
VARSITY SCORING
Crosby-Ironton 36, Pine River 30
C-I
—Elly Mailhot photo
BRITTANY KNOX battles for the puck along the
boards as Sam Gutzman waits for the puck to
squirt loose during the Lightning’s 3-1 loss to
Detroit Lakes last Tuesday.
—Brenda Booth photo
SHAYLA LOILAND tries to break the press for
the Rangers during Thursday’s 57-46 loss to
visiting Grand Rapids.
fg 3-pt ft/a f tp
Cyan Hale
Lauren Peterson
Shayla Loiland
Alyssa Klancher
Jami Nelson
Abbey Gindorff
4
3
0
0
3
2
Total
12 1 9/19 12 36
Pine River
Bailey Wynn
Megan Porta
Shelby Adkins
Liz Downie
Cheyene Swenson
Megan Felthous
Annie Semmler
0
2
3
0
1
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0/2
3/7
0/0
0/0
0/0
1/2
0/0
Total
7
4
4/9 15
fg
Crosby-Ironton
Pine River
1
0
0
0
0
0
3/6
3/4
0/2
2/3
0/0
14
5 14
0
9
1
0
0
2
4
6
2
5
3-pt ft/a f tp
19
22
17
8
2
0
3
7
3 12
1
0
1
2
4
9
1
0
30
— 36
— 30
JV girls curshed
by Grand Rapids
C-I’s junior varsity girls’
basketball team lost to visiting
Grand Rapids Thursday, 5417.
C-I tallied just seven first
half points and trailed by 24 at
the break. The Rangers added
10 second half points in the
loss.
Kylie Monson paced the
Rangers with five points and
Shyanne Loiland added four.
—Elly Mailhot photo
SAM GUTZMAN (2) works a Detroit Lakes player to the boards during last Tuesday’s 3-1 loss
to the Lakers. The Lightning wrapped up the
regular season with Alexandria yesterday
(Tuesday) at Breezy Point.
B squad boys
crush Staples
B squad boys
top Pine River
C-I’s B squad boys’ basketball team defeated visiting
Pine
River/Backus
last
Tuesday, 40-31.
C-I scored 20 ponits in each
half and led by two points at
the intermission.
Jake Larson led the Rangers
with 20 points and Tyrese
Dooyema added seven points.
Eight players scored in the victory.
BOYS’ BASKETBALL
B-SQUAD SCORING
Crosby-Ironton 40, Pine River 31
fg 3-pt ft/a f tp
Michael Leonhardt
Thomas Burgstaler
Austin Davis
Jake Larson
Evan Edmundson
Trey Jacobs
J.J. Jacobson
Tyrese Dooyema
Issac Burley
1
1
0
0
0
1
1
2
1
0 0/0 0
2
0 0/1 1
2
0 0/2 1
0
0 2/10 1 20
1 0/0 2
3
0 0/0 0
2
0 0/0 2
2
0 3/6 2
7
0 0/0 0
2
Total
7
1
RANGERETTESl
Sat., Feb. 7
Fri., Feb. 13
Section Tournament
State Tournament
C-I’s B squad boys’ basketball team defeated visiting
Staples/Motley Friday, 72-36.
The Rangers tallied 40 first
half points and never looked
back.
Trey Jacobs and Evan
Edmundson each tallied 17
points to lead the Rangers
while Jake Larson added 15
points. C-I had eight players
score in the win.
C-I
C-I
5/19 9
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
JV SQUAD SCORING
Grand Rapids 54, Crosby-Ironton 17
40
BOYS’ BASKETBALL
B-SQUAD SCORING
Crosby-Ironton 72, Staples 36
fg 3-pt ft/a f tp
Michael Leonhardt
Thomas Burgstaler
Austin Davis
Jake Larson
Evan Edmundson
Trey Jacobs
J.J. Jacobson
Tyrese Dooyema
1
3
0
5
1
7
0
4
0
0
1
0
5
0
0
0
0/0
1/2
0/0
5/9
0/0
3/5
3/6
0/0
2
2
0
7
0
3
0 15
0 17
2 17
5
3
4
8
Total
21
6 12/22 13 72
C squad boys
edge Staples
C-I’s C squad boys’ basketball team defeated visiting
Staples/Motley Friday, 56-54.
Will Silgen led the Rangers
with 24 points and Devin
Parks added 15 in the win.
—Brenda Booth photo
C-I
fg 3-pt ft/a f tp
Kaia Forde
Mattie Kavatovich
Kylie Monson
Heather Jordan
Tauzell
Deb Katona
Shayla Loiland
Shyanne Loiland
1
1
2
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1/2
1/2
1/3
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
3
0
4
2
0
1
0
0
3
3
5
0
0
0
2
4
Total
7
0
3/7 10
17
JV girls lose
at Pine River
C-I’s junior varsity girls’
basketball team lost at Pine
River last Tuesday, 33-19.
The Rangers scored just
five points in the first half and
found themselves in an eightpoint hole they couldn’t come
out of. C-I added 14 second
Arneson and Sami Odle all had half points.
C-I’s junior high girls’ bas- two points.
Mattie Kovatovich and
ketball team posted a 32-9 vicShyanne
Loiland each scored
GIRLS’
BASKETBALL
tory at Pine River/Backus last
C SQUAD SCORING
six points to lead C-I.
Tuesday.
Crosby-Ironton 32, Pine River 9
The Rangers scored 15 first C-I
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
fg 3-pt ft/a f tp
JV SQUAD SCORING
half points and allowed only Abby Schneider 0 0 0/0 0 0
Pine River 33, Crosby-Ironton 19
2 0 0/0 1
4
four points. C-I added 17 in the Shelain Lewis
C-I
fg 3-pt ft/a f tp
DeCent
4 1 0/4 1 11
second half to cruise to the Tori
K. Forde
0 1 1/2 1
4
Sigre O’Bryan
0 0 0/0 2
0
win.
M. Kovatovich
1 1 1/6 2
6
Jordyan Millsop
2 0 0/2 0
4
Tori DeCent led the Maddie Winegarner 0 0 0/0 0 0 K. Monson
0 0 0/0 2
0
H. Jordan
0 0 0/0 5
0
0 0 0/0 1
0
Rangers with 11 points and Madi Bordwell
K. Tauzell
0 0 0/0 1
0
2 0 3/4 3
7
Mariah Bodle added seven. Mariah Bodle
D. Katona
0 0 1/2 3
1
Macey Roach
1 0 0/0 0
2
Shelain Lewis and Jordyan Abby Arneson
Loiland
1 0 0/0 2
2
1 0 0/2 1
2
Millsop each tallied four points Sami Odle
Loiland
2 0 2/2 1
6
1 0 0/0 0
2
Total
4 2 5/12 17 19
13 1 3/12 5 32
while Macey Roach, Abby Total
ABBY GINDORFF (40) puts up two of her 11
points for the Rangers during Thursday’s 57-46
loss to visiting Grand Rapids.
Junior High girls win, 32-9
Sunday Night Mixed
W L
Krugers Automotive 28 14
Lakes State Lumber 27 15
TCBX
27 15
Cuyuna Lanes
22 20
Ron’s Collision
17 25
Woodtick Inn
15 27
Ingalls Construction
11 31
High Team Series—Cuyuna
Lanes, 2053.
High Team Game—Ron’s
Collision Center, 710.
High Ind. Series (Men)—
Charlie Rono, 590; Roger
Wagner, 572; Rich Northburg,
566.
High Ind. Games (Men)—Rich
Northburg, 221; Jeff Thompson,
216; Charlie Rono, 211.
High Ind. Series (Women)—
Frances Mitchell, 520; Nancy
Northburg, 462; Jayne Ravnik,
453.
High Ind. Single Games
(Women)—Frances Mitchell,
207; Nancy Northburg, 176;
Jayne Ravnik, 174.
Monday Night Mixed
W L
Ingalls Construction 25 10
Fresh Start Market
21 12
Players Sports Bar
20 15
The Woodtick
15 20
Godfrey Plumbing
11 24
C-I Courier
11 24
High Team Series—C-I
Courier, 1588.
High
Team
Game—C-I
Courier, 575.
High Ind. Series (Men)—Gary
Knutson, 625; Roger Wagner,
585; Charlie Rono, 562.
High Ind. Single Games
(Men)—Gary Knutson, 236,
215; Roger Wagner, 234, 201;
Charlie Rono, 228, 176.
High Ind. Series (Women)—
Jayne Ravnik, 482; Jo Becker,
471; Sharon Knutson, 430.
High Ind. Single Games
(Women)-Jo Becker, 170;
Jayne Ravnik, 169; Sharon
Knutson, 161.
Wednesday Night Womens
W
L
Crosby Bar
19
9
Ya ‘Betcha
16
12
American Family Ins. 14
14
J.H. Truckin’ Babes 14
14
Wild Rice Woodwork 13
15
Jim’s Dames
8
20
High Team Series—American
Family Insurance, 1606.
High Team Game—Wild Rice
Woodworks, 559.
High Ind. Series (Women)—
Nicole Puchalla, 459; Lori
Thoms
and
Abby
Braunshweig, 436; Christine
Isaacs, 433.
High Ind. Single Games
(Women)—Lori Thoms, 181;
Christine Isaacs, 167; Nicole
Puchalla, 165.
Thursday Morning Coffee
W
L
Chamberlin Trucking
28
7
Cuyuna Lanes
23
12
North Country Cafe 22
13
Hudrlik Carpet
18
17
GuidePoint
14
21
High Team Series—Hudrlik
Carpet, 1723.
High Team Game—Hurdrlik
Carpet, 602.
High Ind. Series (Women)—
Frances Mitchell, 507; Jayne
Ravnik, 461; Jo Becker, 451.
High Ind. Single Games
(Women)— Frances Mitchell,
194; Jayne Ravnik, 192; Jo
Becker, 167.
Thursday Night Mens
1-22-15
High Team Series—Barstock
Liquors, 2560.
High Team Game—Barstock
Liquors, 920.
High Ind. Series (Men)—Roger
Wagner, 633; Todd Olson, 614;
Charlie Rono, 592.
High Ind. Single Games
(Men)— Roger Wagner, 222;
Todd Olson, 212; Charlie
Rono, 210.
Thursday Night Mens
W
L
Dan’s Catering
Barstock Liquors
Lambert Water Wells
Woodtick Inn
Kruger Auto Repair
Town Tavern
80
70.5
59
57.5
30
27
28
37.5
49
50.5
78
81
High Team Series—Kruger
Auto Repair, 2435.
High Team Game—Dan’s
Catering, 839.
High Ind. Series (Men)—Jake
Wodarz, 583; Dan Oehrlein,
548; Tom Burns, 545.
High Ind. Single Games
(Men)— Dayton Paulson,
219; Jake Wodarz, 214; Dan
Oehrlein, 207.
Junior League
W L
Team 5
70 35
Team 4
64 41
Team 1
63 42
Team 3
59 46
Team 6
57 48
Team 7
46 59
Team 2
40 65
High Ind. Series (Boys)—
Hunter Robinson, 382; Evan
Rasmusen, 377; Walker
McKee, 371.
High Ind. Single Games
(Boys)—Walker McKee, 144;
Evan
Rasmussen,
135;
Hunter Robinson, 133.
High Ind. Series (Girls)—
Loren Sablan, 399; Lizzy Frink,
397; Bella Sablan, 334.
High Ind. Single Games
(Girls)—Lizzy Frink, 176;
Loren Sablan, 149; Bella
Sablan, 124.
Prep League
W L
Team 5
68 30
Team 6
63 35
Team 4
51 47
Team 1
51 47
Team 2
34 64
Team 3
27 71
High Ind. Series (Boys)—
Brad Hachey, 345; Dominic
French,
327;
Mason
Dahlberg, 244.
High Ind. Single Games
(Boys)—Brad Hachey, 124,
112; Dominic French, 126,
107; Mason Dahlberg, 91
High Ind. Series (Girls)—
Elaina Lettman, 167; Eva
Jarvela, 95
High Ind. Single Games
(Girls)— Elaina Lettman, 67,
51; Eva Jarvela, 59.

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