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Girls Soccer: Cardinals upset Warriors in Section 8-3A Semifinals Original
BRAINERD — It wasn’t the ending the top-seeded Brainerd Warriors were looking for Thursday, Oct. 15. The No. 5-seeded Alexandria Cardinals upset the Warriors 2-1 in the Section 8-3A Semifinals to advance to the section finals at Adamson Field. Alexandria handed the Warriors their first loss of the season as Brainerd entered the game 15-0-1.
High School Football: Brainerd wins district crown with victory over Alexandria Original
BRAINERD — Another game, another second-half comeback win for Class 5A’s eighth-ranked Brainerd Warriors. Brainerd’s defense shut out Alexandria’s offense in the second half, earning a 21-14 Section 8-5A win Wednesday, Oct. 14, at Adamson Field. The Warriors win the Northstar North District for the first time since 2022 and get the No. 1 seed in the Section 8-5A playoffs. It’s Brainerd’s fourth second-half comeback of the season.
High School Football: Brainerd and Alexandria to play for district title
BRAINERD — There is a lot on the line when the Class 5A’s sixth-ranked Brainerd Warriors (5-1) host the Alexandria Cardinals (4-2) Wednesday, Oct. 14, at Adamson Field. The winner of Wednesday’s game will be crowned the Northstar North District champion and earn the top seed in the Section 8-5A playoffs. “When you have a short week, you can only do so much to prepare,” Warriors’ head coach Jason Freed said.
College Volleyball: Martinis enjoying success at the next level
MOORHEAD — From Pequot Lakes to Moorhead, the Martini sisters have stayed together. Maci Martini is a senior outside hitter for the University of Minnesota State Moorhead Dragons. A mile away, Kelsi Martini is a junior libero for the Concordia College Cobbers. Maci Martini graduated from Pequot in 2023 as a three-sport athlete. She was Brainerd Dispatch All-Area Player of the Year twice and Class 2A All-State.
Female Area Athlete of the Week: Millsop sets the tone for Rangers
CROSBY — Veronica Millsop knows when to step up her game to the next level. The Crosby-Ironton senior recorded 32 kills and 37 digs last week, helping the Rangers to two wins. Millsop began the week with 12 kills and 15 digs in a sweep of the Proctor Rails Sept. 29. She finished with 20 kills and 22 digs in a 3-1 win over Great River Conference rival Aitkin Oct. 1. The Rangers are in the middle of a five-game winning streak with Millsop spiking at least 12 kills in each game.
Male Area Athlete of the Week: Betsinger leading the pack for Pierz
PIERZ — Wyatt Betsinger is looking to end his high school cross-country career in style. The Pierz senior won the Foley Invite in 16:18.7 Oct. 1, his fourth win in five races this season. He opened the season with a win in the Milaca Early Bird Invitational in 16:34.4 Aug. 31. “To be honest, I haven’t really had a race yet that can determine how my year has been going,” Betsinger said. “It’s been a lot of smaller races and nothing that has tested me.
High School Football: Monticello hands Warriors 1st loss this season
MONTICELLO — With 32 minutes in time of possession, Class 5A’s second-ranked Monticello Magic earned a 21-15 win over Class 5A’s sixth-ranked Brainerd Warriors in a non-district game Friday, Oct. 9. Monticello possessed the ball twice as long as Brainerd and ran 28 more plays, keeping the Warriors’ offense off the field. The Magic went into halftime with a 14-7 lead after an 11-yard touchdown pass from Carson Diebele to Jamal Subah with no time left in the second quarter.
College Volleyball: Martinis enjoying success at the next level
MOORHEAD — From Pequot Lakes to Moorhead, the Martini sisters have stayed together. Maci Martini is a senior outside hitter for the University of Minnesota State Moorhead Dragons. A mile away, Kelsi Martini is a junior libero for the Concordia College Cobbers. Maci Martini graduated from Pequot in 2023 as a three-sport athlete. She was Brainerd Dispatch All-Area Player of the Year twice and Class 2A All-State.
High School Football: No. 6 Brainerd ready for test against No. 2 Monticello
MONTICELLO — It’s a clash of Class 5A unbeatens Friday, Oct. 9. The Class 5A’s sixth-ranked Brainerd Warriors travel to play the Class 5A’s second-ranked Monticello Magic. Brainerd is coming off a 28-27 victory over the Bemidji Lumberjacks for their homecoming game Oct. 2. The same night Monticello shut out Buffalo 41-0 to move to 5-0. Brainerd at Monticello When: 7 p.m. Friday, Oct.
Volleyball: Rocori sweeps Warriors in CLC match
BRAINERD — Coming off a four-game winning streak, the Brainerd Warriors lost a five-set match to St. Cloud Thursday, Oct. 1, and lost their second in a row in a 3-0 sweep to Rocori Thursday, Oct. 8. The Central Lakes Conference match was dominated by the Spartans as they won by the identical score of 25-17 in the first two sets. Brainerd fought hard in the final set before losing 25-22. Rocori’s Brynn Lommel led the way with nine kills while Jada Marten added eight kills.
Boys Soccer: Warriors score 2 goals late to draw Alexandria
BRAINERD — It was a comeback to remember for the Brainerd Warriors. On senior night, the Warriors trailed the Alexandria Cardinals 3-1 with 15 minutes left in a Section 8-3A and Central Lakes Conference match Tuesday, Oct. 6. Senior Preston Bernander scored twice in the final 13 minutes, including the game-tying goal with 1:38 left as Brainerd earned a 3-3 draw. “We have been waiting for this all year,” Warriors’ head coach Nick Week said. “We had great effort and grit today.
Male Area Athlete of the Week: Elfstrum keeps finding the end zone for Pirates
VERNDALE — Joe Elfstrum isn’t easy to tackle. Just ask the Ogilvie Lions defenders. The Verndale junior rushed for 242 yards and four touchdowns on 29 carries in a Pirates 38-0 win Friday, Sept. 25 . It’s the second straight week Elfstrum scored four touchdowns as he rushed for 215 yards and three touchdowns and caught a 15-yard touchdown in a 30-0 win against the Bertha-Hewitt Bears Friday, Sept. 18 .
Female Area Athlete of the Week: Ballou stands alone for Flyers tennis
LITTLE FALLS — Since starting on varsity in seventh grade, Myla Ballou knew it was possible. The Little Falls junior defeated Long Prairie-Grey Eagle's Hattie Rohde 6-1, 6-3 Monday, Sept. 21, for her 70th career win . She won her next match 6-4, 6-0 over Aitkin’s Maelie Kazmerzak Tuesday, Sept. 22, to become Little Falls' all-time wins leader . “It was super special,” Ballou said. “It was super cool that all my friends and family were there to support me.
High School Football: Warriors stonewall Bemidji in homecoming win
BRAINERD — It all came down to one play. With 57 seconds left, Bemidji fullback Garret Halverson rushed in a 1-yard touchdown to make it 28-27 Brainerd in a Section 8-5A game Friday, Oct. 2, at Adamson Field. The Lumberjacks decided to go for the 2-point conversion and stun Class 5A’s sixth-ranked Warriors during their homecoming. Bemidji’s Owen Vandermeer was tackled short of the goal line, giving the Warriors a 28-27 win to remain undefeated and take Babe’s Bell back.
College Football: Staehling returns to Minnesota with the Wolverines
ANN ARBOR, Michigan — It’ll be a homecoming of sorts for Nathaniel Staehling. The former Brainerd Warrior is a graduate senior and starting linebacker for the University of Michigan Wolverines. The Wolverines travel to play the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers in a Big Ten Conference game Saturday, Oct. 3. Through four games this season, Staehling has recorded 19 tackles, seven solo and 12 assisted, with one tackle for loss.
Former Bison LB Staehling returns to Minnesota with the Wolverines
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — It’ll be a homecoming of sorts for Nathaniel Staehling. The former North Dakota State linebacker from Brainerd, Minnesota, is a graduate senior and starting linebacker for the University of Michigan Wolverines. The Wolverines travel to play the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers in a Big Ten Conference game Saturday, Oct. 3. Through four games this season, Staehling has recorded 19 tackles, seven solo and 12 assisted, with one tackle for loss.
High School Football: Warriors welcome Bemidji for homecoming
BRAINERD — It’s homecoming and rivalry week for the Brainerd Warriors. Class 5A’s sixth-ranked team hosts the Bemidji Lumberjacks for the battle of Babe’s Bell, a traveling trophy, Friday, Oct. 2, at Adamson Field. “We tell our kids that the most important thing for our team is to lock in on football,” Warriors’ head coach Jason Freed said. “You always want the kids to enjoy homecoming week and everything that goes with that.
Girls Soccer: Warriors make it 13 straight wins with victory over STMA
BRAINERD — Brainerd goaltender Grace Fredrickson called it a relief. The hugs after the game proved it as the Brainerd Warriors earned a 2-0 Section 8-3A win over the St. Michael-Albertville Knights for their 13th consecutive victory Thursday, Oct. 1, at Adamson Field. “We have been building up to this game for two weeks now,” Fredrickson said. “To finally have the win under our belt I think puts a huge weight off our shoulders as a team.
College Volleyball: Raiders roar back against St. Cloud
BRAINERD — After falling in the first two sets, the Central Lakes College Raiders roared back to score a 3-2 win in a non-division game against the St. Cloud Technical Cyclones Wednesday, Sept. 30. Samantha Hachey recorded 14 kills and 20 digs to help lead the comeback for the Raiders. St. Cloud notched a 25-23 victory in the first set and a 25-21 victory in the second set. The Raiders responded with a dominant third set and a 25-15 win.
Volleyball: Warriors continue hot streak against DL
BRAINERD — Without junior Bella Goggleye, the Brainerd Warriors managed to win a Central Lakes Conference match 3-1 against the Detroit Lakes Lakers to extend their winning streak to four games Tuesday, Sept. 29. Senior Keeley Gondringer led the Warriors with 13 kills, five digs and five blocks. She smashed the match-clinching kill as Brainerd won the fourth set 25-23. “My mindset the whole game is to give full effort,” Gondringer said.
Girls Swimming and Diving: Warriors record 2nd in home invite
BRAINERD — Aralyn Marcelo won the 100-yard backstroke and placed second in the 50 free while helping the Brainerd Warriors 400 free and 200 free relay teams win during the Brainerd Invite Saturday, Sept. 26, at Brainerd High School. Marcelo swam a personal best 1:01.8 in the backstroke and a 25.11 in the 50 free as the Warriors placed second with 515 points. Sartell won the event with 574 points.
Female Area Athlete of the Week: Thompson reaches milestone for Flyers
LITTLE FALLS — Richelle Thompson can’t stop scoring. The Little Falls junior surpassed 50 career goals last week as she scored twice in an 8-0 win over Melrose Sept. 17. Thompson sits third all-time for the Flyers in goals scored. This season she’s scored 21 goals and recorded six assists in eight games.
Male Area Athlete of the Week: Fulton's big game helps Gobblers slay Rebels
AITKIN — It was the game circled on every Aitkin Gobbler’s calendar. Aitkin played Moose Lake-Willow River Friday, Sept. 18, in a rematch of the Section 7-2A Final the Rebels won last year. Led by senior running back and linebacker Parker Fulton, the Gobblers beat the Rebels 27-14, avenging the two losses Aitkin suffered to MLWR last season. Fulton, a University of North Dakota commit, rushed for 123 yards and four touchdowns on 18 carries. He also led the Gobblers with eight tackles.
High School Football: Lauer's running attack slays Sabres in comeback win
SARTELL — For the second week in a row, the Class 5A’s seventh-ranked Brainerd Warriors needed a second-half comeback to stay unbeaten Friday, Sept. 25. Trailing 28-14 late in the third quarter, the Warriors scored the last 21 points to grab a 35-28 Section 8-5A win over the Sartell Sabres on the road. Sophomore quarterback Malik Lauer scored two rushing touchdowns in the fourth quarter. A 34-yard touchdown tied the game 28-28, while a 14-yard touchdown run with 2:38 left gave Brainerd a 35-28 lead.
Women's Golf: Uselman wins event in Montana
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — For the first time in her collegiate career, Mallory Uselman landed in the winner’s circle. After never finishing in the top 10 in her career, the University of North Dakota junior fired a 1-under 215 (67-72-76) across three rounds to win wire-to-wire at the Yellowstone Intercollegiate Sept. 21-22 at Riverside Country Club in Bozeman, Montana. “It was really exciting,” Uselman said. “I have never really experienced anything like that before.
High School Football: Warriors back on the road against Sartell
SARTELL — It’s deja vu for the Brainerd Warriors entering their Week Four matchup with Section 8-5A rival the Sartell Sabres. Like last season, Brainerd comes into the game with a 3-0 record and ranks as a top 10 team in Class 5A. Last season, the Sabres beat the Warriors on their homecoming game night, 20-16. A loss that sparked six straight losses to finish the season. The Warriors will look for a different script at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept.
Girls Soccer: Wilt's hat trick sparks Warriors to 9th straight win
BRAINERD — Liliahna Wilt couldn’t miss Tuesday, Sept. 22. The Brainerd sophomore scored three goals on her first three shots in the Warriors’ 7-0 Central Lakes Conference win over the St. Cloud Crush at Adamson Field. Wilt scored her first career hat trick in less than eight minutes of game time. Cecelia Dircks assisted on all three goals.
Female Area Athlete of the Week: Oseland starts senior season on fire Original
PEQUOT LAKES — It’s been a season to remember for Claire Oseland. The Pequot Lakes senior started the season 15-0, including a first-place finish in the Moose Tournament Saturday, Sept. 12, at Brainerd High School. Oseland won the No. 2 singles bracket with four wins, including one over Brainerd’s Jaida Holst, who placed second. Oseland helped the Patriots to second place with 19 points as one of three Pequot singles players to win the Moose Tournament.
Male Area Athlete of the Week: Petrowski makes big plays on both ends of field
WADENA — Leo Petrowski stepped up when the Wadena-Deer Creek Wolverines needed him. The senior safety returned an interception 40 yards for a touchdown to give the Wolverines a 14-7 lead early in the third quarter. The play sparked 28 unanswered points as WDC defeated Lake Park-Audubon 35-7 Friday, Sept. 11. “It was one of the best feelings I’ve had all year,” Petrowski said. “Just to come out that second half and set the standard right there to get it in the end zone.
High School Football: Brainerd erases 12-point deficit to beat Sauk Rapids
SAUK RAPIDS — Trailing 18-6, Brainerd needed a response in their Section 8-5A game against Sauk Rapids on a rainy night Friday, Sept. 18. The Warriors did with a 16-play, 65-yard touchdown drive to make it 18-14 Storm and when senior Kyle Syrdal ran in a 2-yard touchdown with 1:39 left the Warriors completed a 21-18 comeback victory. “The word of our week was resilient,” Warriors’ head coach Jason Freed said. “Our ending could not have been more fitting. We just needed to settle in and not panic.
Girls Tennis: Warriors sweep Willmar for 6th win of the season
BRAINERD — For the first time this season, the Brainerd Warriors won in a sweep Thursday, Sept. 17. The 7-0 victory came in a Central Lakes Conference match against Willmar. A bounce back from a 6-1 defeat the Warriors suffered to Alexandria two days prior. “Our girls came in focused today,” Warriors’ head coach Garrett Goeden said.
High School Football: Warriors look to stay perfect against Sauk Rapids
SAUK RAPIDS — Revenge is on the Brainerd Warriors' mind in their Week Three matchup against the Sauk Rapids Storm Friday, Sept. 18. The Storm stunned the Warriors 38-30 in the opening round of the Section 8-5A playoffs last season. Brainerd ended its season on a six-game losing streak after beating the Storm 49-14 in Week Three of last regular season. In a similar set of circumstances, Brainerd enters Friday’s game 2-0 after a 51-0 shutout of the Duluth East Greyhounds in their home opener.
Girl Soccer: Warriors hang 9 goals on DL
BRAINERD — The goals were plenty for the Brainerd Warriors in a 9-0 Central Lakes Conference win over the Detroit Lakes Lakers Tuesday, Sept. 15, at Adamson Field. The win keeps the Warriors unbeaten at 6-0-1 and 4-0 in the conference. Macy Carlson, Macy Castle and Cecelia Dircks scored twice. Ava Erlandson and Harlo Robertson also recorded goals in the lopsided win. Brainerd 9, Detroit Lakes 0 Overall: Brd 6-0-1, DL 2-5. Conference: Brd 4-0, DL 1-3. Next: Brainerd at Alexandria 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept.
Athletics: Schoeck takes overs middle school AD
BRAINERD — For over a decade, Charlie Schoeck has roamed the sidelines for the Brainerd boys’ basketball program, including the past eight seasons as head coach. The 41-year-old now adds an administrative role to his resume after being named the Brainerd Middle School Activities Coordinator this summer. “(Activities director) Jack (Freeman) has had conversations over the last few years about me taking on more of a role and being more visible in the schools,” Schoeck said.
High School Football: Warriors score 51 to bury Greyhounds Original
BRAINERD — Brainerd Warrior head coach Jason Freed wanted a fast start against the Duluth East Greyhounds Friday, Sept. 11. He got that and much more as the Warriors forced a turnover on their first defensive drive and scored a touchdown on their first offensive drive on their way to a 51-0 win. The game kicked off at 4 p.m. due to potential severe weather in the evening. Warriors 51, Duluth East 0 Key: Brainerd outgains Duluth East 419-149 in a blowout win. Overall: Brd 2-0, DE 1-1.
High School Football: Warriors to battle Duluth East; time moved to 4 p.m.
BRAINERD — Due to the weather forecast, the game between the Brainerd Warriors and Duluth East Greyhounds will kickoff at 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, at Adamson Field. Brainerd head coach Jason Freed thinks his team did a lot of things well in the 38-32 overtime victory against Buffalo in Week One. “When you get in a game and stressful situations sometimes the fundamentals get forgotten about,” Freed said.
Track and Field: Pequot’s Bjornaraa earns legacy award in New Orleans
PEQUOT LAKES — This spring, Pequot Lakes track and field assistant coach Bud Bjornaraa will coach his 65th season. Recently, the 88-year-old was honored with the Alvin Roy Award at the 2026 National Strength and Conditioning Association Conference in New Orleans July 8-11. The Alvin Roy Award is presented to an individual with career achievements that have made a clear and lasting legacy on the practice, scientific understanding, or methodologies of strength and conditioning.
High School Football: Brainerd outlasts Buffalo in overtime win
BUFFALO — Brainerd’s Kyle Srydal would not be stopped on a third-and-goal from the 5-yard line scoring the game-winning touchdown in the Warriors’ 38-32 overtime win over the Buffalo Bison Thursday, Sept. 3. “When you go into overtime you have to forget everything that’s happened in the game,” Warriors’ head coach Jason Freed said. “We just had to dial in on that moment.
Progress 2026: Eagle’s Landing continues to provide value after 25 years
FORT RIPLEY — It’s the most common thing said to Josh Dahl when someone pays for their round of golf at Eagle’s Landing Golf Club. “We have driven by it for years; we finally had to check it out.” Dahl has worked at Eagle’s Landing since it opened in 2000. Now the general manager, Dahl’s father, Jim Dahl, is the owner and architect of the golf course. Josh Dahl’s mom, Dianne, still helps out on the property as well as his brother, Nick Dahl.
College Volleyball: Raiders split at home
BRAINERD — Central Lakes College split a doubleheader with Mesabi Range and North Dakota State College of Science Wednesday, Sept. 2. The Raiders won against Mesabi Range in a five-set match. CLC won the first two sets 25-23 and 25-15 before falling in the next two sets. In the third set, the Raiders prevailed 16-14 to earn their second win of the season. Samanatha Hachey, a Crosby-Ironton graduate, led the attack with 14 kills and 15 digs.
High School Football: Warriors open season on road against Buffalo
BRAINERD — For the second straight season, the Brainerd Warriors will open the season with a sophomore quarterback. Sophomore Malik Lauer gets his first varsity start Thursday, Sept. 3, at Buffalo High School as the Warriors open the season against the Bison. “I think they are going to be a high-quality opponent,” Brainerd head coach Jason Freed said. “You can see it evolving the last couple of years. We had a very competitive game last year. On paper, I think we are two very similar opponents.
High School Football: Warriors welcome tough 2026 schedule
BRAINERD — As Brainerd Warrior head coach Jason Freed enters his seventh season, he’s hoping the experience from last season carries over into this season. The Warriors started the 2025 season 3-0 before losing their final six games, including a 38-30 loss to Sauk Rapids in the Section 8-5A play-in. “We are excited,” Freed said. “I like the makeup of our team. We are down a little bit numbers-wise. The kids that have been coming the last two weeks give us a solid core group.
Girls Soccer: Warriors shut down Bemidji for conference and section victory
BRAINERD — Kahlan Johnson had one job Tuesday, Sept. 1. The Brainerd senior defender needed to slow down Bemidji’s top scorers Mya Thompson and Stella Schoonver. Brainerd’s defense succeeded and earned a 2-0 Central Lakes Conference and Section 8-3A win over the Lumberjacks at Adamson Field. “I just wanted to stay as composed as I could be,” Johnson said. “I stayed calm on the ball and stopped them.
CRMC Championship draws a crowd
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Boys Soccer: Bernander scores twice in loss to Monticello
BRAINERD — The Brainerd Warriors showed no quit in their season-opening contest against Monticello Friday, Aug. 28, at Adamson Field. Preston Bernander scored twice and goalie Alex Paysse stopped 11 shots, but the Monticello attack proved too much as the Magic earned a 3-2 win over the Warriors. It was Bernander who started the scoring with a goal on the Warriors’ first shot of the game with 13:38 left in the first half. Paysse started the attack and dished the assist.
Volleyball: Warriors drop season opener to Big Lake
BRAINERD — It wasn’t the start of the season the Brainerd Warriors were hoping for Thursday, Aug. 27. The Warriors opened at home with a 3-0 loss to the Big Lake Hornets losing 25-23, 28-26 and 25-15. Big Lake reached the Class 3A State Tournament last season and began the season with hopes of making it back. “We have been working really hard on being consistent,” Big Lake head coach Alisha Brust said. “We had some changes tonight with sickness and injury.
Golf: Thielen, Hartman and Boldy enjoy sponsor exemption at CRMC Championship
EAST GULL LAKE — Minnesota Wild’s Matt Boldy and Ryan Hartman and former Minnesota Vikings wideout Adam Thielen earned a sponsor exemption into the CRMC Championship that tees off Thursday, Aug. 27, at Cragun’s Legacy Courses. Thielen is paired with Staples-Motley graduate Andrew Israelson for the first and second round of the CRMC Championship. Thielen and Israelson tee off at 8:56 a.m. Thursday. Hartman and Boldy are not paired together, but tee off at 2:11 p.m. in the final groups.
Boys Soccer: Warriors ready to surprise this season
BRAINERD — In his third year as head coach, Nick Weeks is ready for the young team to surprise in the Central Lakes Conference and Section 8-3A. Last season, the Warriors finished 3-14 with all three wins coming in the Central Lakes Conference. Many returning starters and new young underclassmen make for a promising 2026 campaign. “Every year you can build chemistry,” Weeks said. “It’s fun to see the kids and the friendship that keeps growing from that.
NHRA: Anderson claims top spot at BIR for a 6th time Original
BRAINERD — The winningest Pro Stock driver in history added another win in the NHRA Brainerd Nationals Sunday, Aug. 23, at Brainerd International Raceway. Greg Anderson became the winningest Pro Stock winner in Brainerd by beating Chris Vang with a 6.584 elapsed time at a top speed of 208.17 mph. Vang ran a 6.615 ET with a 207.34 mph. Anderson collects his 116th career win and his sixth BIR win. It’s his fourth win this season and his second in a row.
NHRA: Kalitta wins 2nd consecutive year at BIR
BRAINERD — Doug Kalitta can’t be stopped. The Top Fuel dragster won his third consecutive race by clipping Maddi Gordon in the finals Sunday, Aug. 23, at Brainerd International Raceway. Kalitta made it down the track in an elapsed time of 3.743 with a top speed of 333.74. Gordon held her own with a quicker reaction time, but didn’t top Kalitta with an ET of 3.770 at 328.78 mph. “She was the favorite, it sounded like when I got to the starting line,” Kalitta said. “It was good.
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