2B
GIRLS’ HOCKEY
CROSBY-IRONTON COURIER
Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2014
Sports
Lightning girls
stop Storm, 5-3
The
Northern
Lakes
Lightning girls’ hockey team
won at Silver Bay Saturday, 53.
Hannah Zimmerman scored
Hyytinen hat trick lift Lightning
a goal and added two assists
Jake Hyytinen scored a hat
Jared Sewall, Nick Olson while Stephanie DeGrote,
trick to lead the Northern and Jordan Lelwica scored the Bella Abear, Chloe Deutsch
Lakes Lightning varsity boys’ other Lightning goals.
and Ashley Kosloski scored
hockey team to a 6-3 win over
Mitch Stangel recorded 24 goals.
visiting Wadena/Deer Creek saves for the victory.
Madison Galligan tallied 19
last Tuesday.
saves in the win.
BOYS’ HOCKEY
Lightning
girls fall to
Hibbing
The
Northern
Lakes
Lightning girls’ hockey team
lost
to
visiting
Hibbing/Chisholm Thursday,
4-1.
Madison Galligan posted 38
saves in the loss.
Hannah Zimmerman scored
the lone goal for the Lightning
as they were outshot 42-23.
The loss was the 10th on the
season against just one win.
BOYS HOCKEY
Mon., Dec. 22
Tues., Jan. 6
Thurs., Jan. 8
Fri., Jan. 9
Tues., Jan. 13
Thurs., Jan. 15
Sat., Jan. 17
Tues., Jan. 20
Fri., Jan. 23
Sat., Jan. 24
Tues., Feb. 3
Thurs., Feb. 5
Sat., Feb. 7
Tues., Feb. 10
Thurs., Feb. 12
St. Cloud Apollo
Cambridge/Isanti
Mooselake/WR
Chaska
Princeton
Park Rapids
Sauk Rapids
Lone Prarie/GE
Virginia
Greenway
Wadena/DC
Detroit Lakes
Becker
Long Prairie/GE
Mora
Home
Away
Home
Away
Away
Home
Away
Away
Away
Away
Away
Home
Away
Home
Home
—Elly Mailhot photo
LUKE LEMIEUR looks to shoot the puck for the
Lightning in Saturday’s 7-2 loss to visiting
Cambridge-Isanti at the Hallett Community
Center in Crosby.
JV girls lose at
Perham, 49-20
C-I’s junior varsity girls’
basketball team lost at Perham
Thursday, 49-20.
The Rangers scored just
eight first half points and
trailed by 26 at the break.
Kylie Monson paced the
Rangers with 10 points.
C-I
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
JV SQUAD SCORING
Perham 49, Crosby-Ironton 20
fg 3-pt ft/a f tp
Kaia Forde
Mattie Kavatovich
Kylie Monson
Shyanne Loiland
Shayla Loiland
Heather Jordan
K. Tauzell
Deb Katona
0
1
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0/0
0/0
4/4
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
1
0
1
2
1 10
0
5
0
3
1
0
0
0
4
0
Total
6
2
4/4 8
20
—Elly Mailhot photo
MITCH STANGEL makes a save during
Saturday’s 7-2 loss to visiting Cambridge-Isanti
at the Hallett Community Center in Crosby.
JV girls fall
at Esko, 37-33
C-I’s junior varsity girls’
basketball team lost at Esko
last Tuesday, 37-33.
The Rangers scored 19 first
half points and led by three at
the break. C-I added 14 second
half points in the loss.
Shyanne Loiland led the
Rangers with 10 points.
C-I
Kaia Forde
Mattie Kavatovich
Kylie Monson
Shyanne Loiland
Shayla Loiland
Heather Jordan
Deb Katona
0
1
3
5
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
Total
12 2
1/2
0/0
2/2
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
2
4
1
2
4
8
0 10
4
3
1
4
2
2
3/4 14 33
Alexandria Invitational
Northern Lights Conference
Hawley Invitational
Rangerette Show Home
Northern Lights
Away
Pelican Rapids Invitational
Section Tournament
State Tournament
—Elly Mailhot photo
The Merrifield Marathons
Snowmobile Club is having
the 9th Annual Open House
and Free Trail Side Luncheon
at the Merrifield Marathon’s
Center on Saturday Jan. 17
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The
free trailside luncheon will
include brats, hot dogs, beans,
chips, cider and hot chocolate.
The clubhouse, groomer
and trail drag will be on display. See the equipment necessary to make our trails
great. Members will be avail-
able to answer questions and
offer trail maps and trail tips
on finding the best trails for
your interest. The club has
weekly rides open to anyone
and find out when the next
ride will take place.
The Marathon’s Center is
located on the Paul Bunyan
Trail in Merrifield or west side
of Highway 3 just one half
mile south of the Super
America station.
Come by snowmobile or
auto and get acquainted, look
around, enjoy the outdoor fire
and a free trailside luncheon.
The
Northern
Lakes
Lightning girls’ hockey team
has been close most of the
sesaon, but last Tuesday posted
its first victory with a 4-3 win
over Long Prairie-Grey
Eagle/Wadena-Deer Creek.
Sam Gutzman scored a hat
trick to lead the Lightning and
Mariah Reed tallied the other
goal.
Madison Galligan recorded
19 saves in the win and
Northern Lakes finished with
23 shots on goal.
GIRLS HOCKEY
Thurs., Jan. 1
Fri., Jan. 2
Sat., Jan. 3
Tues., Jan. 6
Thurs., Jan. 8
Tues., Jan. 13
Thurs., Jan. 15
Tues., Jan. 20
Thurs., Jan. 22
Tues., Jan. 27
Thurs., Jan. 29
Tues., Feb. 3
Schwann’s Cup Invite
Schwann’s Cup Invite
Schwann’s Cup Invite
Mooselake/WR
Home
Eveleith/Gilbert
Away
Hutchison
Home
Park Rapids
Away
Brainerd
Away
Eveleth/Gilbert
Home
Detroit Lakes
Home
Wadena/D.C.
Home
Alexandria
Home
Student, adult
admission fees
Pricing for athletic events
are $2 for students, $5 for
adults/seniors per event.
(Students in grades 7-12 with
a C-I student ID card no
admission fee is required).
Annual passes are available. Prices are: Individual
pass, $90; Family pass, $175;
Student pass, $20; and Senior
Citizen pass, $50.
Note: new this year, there
will not be a charge for musical concerts.
Christmas trivia
If you received all the
gifts listed in the song ‘The
Twelve Days of Christmas’,
you would receive 364 gifts
—Elly Mailhot photo
THE RANGERETTES performed during the
Northern Lights Conference Competition on
Friday. The Crosby-Ironton Rangerettes hosted
the first conference meet of the season. Seven
teams competed in the kick division: Wadena,
Detroit Lakes, Pine River, Pierz, Aitkin, Pequot
Lakes and C-I. After an energetic, clean performance in front of a large local crowd, the varsity team earned a second place trophy. Aitkin
was first and Pequot Lakes came in thrid. The
team’s next competition will be in Alexandria on
Jan. 10. Kaylee Unzeitig and Nikita Finnerty are
in the foreground.
B squad boys
top Deer River
C-I’s B squad boys’ basketball team traveled to Deer
River Friday and came home
with a 56-45 victory.
The Rangers scored 24 first
half points and led by two at
the break, but rallied for 32
second half points to claim the
win.
Jake Larson tallied 13
points and Trey Jacobs added
12. All eight players reached
the scoring column in the victory.
—Elly Mailhot photo
IVY BUSBY, MIKEALA Hartmann and Jayda
Wager danced during the Northern Lights
Conference Competition.
BOYS’ BASKETBALL
B-SQUAD SCORING
Crosby-Ironton 56, Deer River 45
C-I
fg 3-pt ft/a f tp
Michael Leonhardt
Thomas Burgstaler
Austin Davis
Jake Larson
J.J. Kang
Evan Edmundson
Trey Jacobs
J.J. Jacobson
Tyrese Dooyema
1
3
1
6
0
1
3
1
3
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
2/4
0/0
1/3
1/6
0/0
0/1
3/6
1/1
1/1
Total
19
3
9/22 0
0
4
0
6
0
3
0 13
0
0
0
8
0 12
0
3
0
7
56
Eighth grade
girls fall at Pierz
C-I’s eighth grade girls’ basketball team suffered a 31-24
loss at Pierz.
The Rangers scored 10 first
half points and trailed by 11 at
the break. C-I added 14 second
half points in the loss.
Mariah Bodle paced the
Rangers with 16 points.
fg 3-pt ft/a f tp
RANGERETTES
Free trail side
luncheon Jan. 17
Lightning
girls post
first win
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
JV SQUAD SCORING
Esko 37, Crosby-Ironton 33
Sat., Jan. 10
Thurs., Jan. 15
Sat., Jan. 17
Tues., Jan. 20
Fri., Jan. 23
Sat., Jan. 24
Sat., Feb. 7
Fri., Feb. 13
LOGAN PETERSON battles for a puck in the
corner during Northern Lakes’ 7-2 loss
Saturday at the Hallett Community Center.
Northern Lakes, 2-10 overall, play at Detroit Lakes Friday
and will play in the Schwan
Cup tournament Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Join the
Cuyuna Iron
Range Riders
ATV Club
The Cuyuna Iron Range
Riders is a family-style group
for youth to grandparents
located in the Crosby-Ironton
area that is dedicated to
responsible riding. We offer
youth safety training, trail
ambassadorship,
monthly
rides and family-style events
each year.
Joing an ATV club is a
great way to meet new people
and enjoy exploring trails. We
have been active in the
Cuyuna Range community
since 2004. The club is maintaining the Miller Black Bear
trail area located between the
cities of Trommald and
Riverton off Iverson Road.
The trail area is approximately 20 miles of nice forest
trails with scenic overlooks of
the Mississippi River.
The club offers membership to anyone interested in
trail riding and exploring.
Individual memberships are
$15 annually while a family
is $20. Business memberships
are $30. Your business name
and contact information are
listed on the club Web site,
Facebook page and posted at
both trailhead kiosks at the
Miller Black Bear trail area.
For more information, go
online to www.cuyunaironrangeriders.com or contact
the club president, Ken Irish,
at 651-470-2601, e-mail [email protected] and follow the club and trail development on Facebook.
Bowling
Sunday Night Mixed
W L
TCBX
7
0
Lakes State Lumber 5
2
Krugers Automotive
5
2
Ingalls Construction
2
5
Woodtick Inn
2
5
Cuyuna Lanes
0
7
Ron’s Collision
0
7
High Team Series—Lakes
State Lumber, 1946.
High Team Game—Lakes
State Lumber, 678.
High Ind. Series (Men)—
Andy Robinson, 549; Charlie
Rono, 545; Jeff Thompson,
527.
High Ind. Games (Men)—
Andy Robinson, 200; Jeff
Thompson, 194; Brian Ingalls,
194.
High Ind. Series (Women)—
Jayne Ravnik, 453; Frances
Mitchell, 441; Mary Lee
Dallman, 413.
High Ind. Single Games
(Women)—Mary Lee Dallman,
174; Betty French, 170; Jayne
Ravnik, 169.
Monday Night Mixed
W L
Fresh Start Market
67 38
Players Sports Bar 53 52
Godfrey Plumbing
52 53
The Woodtick
51 54
Ingalls Construction 49 56
C-I Courier
43 62
High Team Series—The
Woodtick, 1524.
High Team Game—Godfrey
Plumbing, 547.
High Ind. Series (Men)—Gary
Knutson,
609;
Rich
Northburg,
517;
Roger
Wagner, 495.
High Ind. Single Games
(Men)—Gary Knutson, 242,
186, 181, Rich Northburg,
194, 181; Roger Wagner, 185.
High Ind. Series (Women)—
Sharon Knutson, 447; Sarah
Rasmussen, 440; Kelli Ingalls,
417.
High Ind. Single Games
(Women)-Sarah Rasmussen,
181; Sharon Knutson, 150;
Kelli Ingalls, 148.
Wednesday Night Womens
W
L
Wild Rice Woodwork 58
47
J.H. Truckin’ Babes 58
47
Jim’s Dames
57
48
Ya ‘Betcha
51
54
American Family Ins. 51
54
Crosby Bar
40
65
High Team Series—Wild
Rice Woodworks, 1630.
High Team Game—J. H.
Truckin’ Babes, 574.
High Ind. Series (Women)—
Christine Isaacs, 479; Becky
Nordeen,
443;
Abby
Braunschweig, 422.
High Ind. Single Games
(Women)—Christine Isaacs,
182; Abby Braunschweig,
174; Cheryl Hecker, 171.
Thursday Morning Coffee
W
L
Chamberlin Trucking
7
0
North Country Cafe 5
2
GuidePoint
5
2
Cuyuna Lanes
2
5
Hudrlik Carpet
2
5
High Team Series—North
Country, 1668.
High Team Game—North
Country, 595.
High Ind. Series (Women)—
Mary Spolarich, 518; Jayne
Ravnik, 470; Helen Oman,
Mary Panno, Lynn Valiquet,
424.
High Ind. Single Games
(Women)— Mary Spolarich,
188, 175; Jayne Ravnik, 165.
Thursday Night Mens
W
L
Dan’s Catering
Barstock Liquors
Lambert Water Wells
Kruger Auto Repair
Woodtick Inn
Town Tavern
264.5 140.5
228.5 176.5
224.5
180.5
184.5 220.5
164.5 240.5
147.5 254.5
High Team Series—Town
Tavern, 2546.
High Team Game—Town
Tavern, 887.
High Ind. Series (Men)—Cam
Larson, 643; Jeremy French,
608; Charlie Rono, 557.
High Ind. Single Games
(Men)— Cam Larson, 226;
Jeremy French, 218; Jake
Kugel, 216.
Merry Christmas
from ATV club
The Cuyuna Iron Range
ATV club wishes everyone in
the Cuyuna Range a Merry
Christmas and a Happy
Healthy and Prosperous New
Year. Club meetings will
resume Jan. 10 at 10 a.m. at
the Ironton Legion (232
Fourth Street). The club will
discuss trail rides, youth safety training and the Miller
Black Bear Trail. Much of the
trail work has been completed
and a grand opening will be
planned for the coming year.
Non-members are welcome
to join. The club offers memberships to anyone interested
in trail riding and exploring
nature. ATV riding is a fun
way to meet new people and
explore Minnesota’s great
outdoors. Memberships are
available
by
visiting
www.cuyunaironrangeriders.com. For more information about the club contact
club president Ken Irish 651470-2601 [email protected]. Follow us on
Facebook.