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BOYS BASKETBALL

Tateyn Boswell put together a 35-point night to send Cass Lake-Bena past Bagley in second round of the Section 8A tournament on Thursday evening.
The Bemidji High boys basketball team ended the regular season on a high note Thursday evening in St. Cloud.
Northome/Kelliher boys basketball junior Anthony Johnson reached 1,000 points a little faster than he expected.
The Bemidji High boys basketball team went blow for blow with Hibbing on Tuesday night, answering punches with counterpunches and staying neck-in-neck until the game's final minute.

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Matthew Matheney earned his way to a collegiate offer on the strength of his game’s development. He diversified his skill set to include more variety, a process that will continue into college.
Right out of the gates, the Bison showcased the pedigree that made them the top-seeded group in the section.
The Bemidji High boys basketball team will have to wait a bit longer to face off against top-seeded Buffalo.
With the victory – its first playoff triumph since 2020 – Bemidji advances to face top-seeded Buffalo in the section semifinals on Saturday.
Bemidji had no problem filling up the cup on Thursday in Hibbing. The Lumberjacks unleashed a torrent of baskets against the Bluejackets off 28 assists, matching their season scoring high.
Oliver Stroeing and Dante Frank each hit 1,000 career points this season, and look to lead the Blackduck boys basketball team on a Cinderella run in March.
March has left a sour taste in the mouth of the Cass Lake-Bena boys hoops team over the last four years. With another prime opportunity in front of them, their yearn to perform has never been higher.
Moorhead pulled away from the Bemidji High boys basketball team on Monday night at the BHS Gymnasium.
Facing a 20-3 Mahtomedi squad on the road, the Lumberjacks stayed within striking distance after the first half, keeping the deficit near 10. But the Zephyrs ran away with the second frame.
The Bemidji High boys basketball team suffered a road loss against Pequot Lakes on Tuesday night.
“It makes me feel so good,” said Nelson. “I'm so grateful to have the community support like it is. Bemidji is the First City on the Mississippi, and we’re No. 1.”

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