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Boxing: Way of the Warrior plans to become a "main event" in Douglas County

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By Jake Sutherlin Verified, Sam Stuve Verified
| Echo Press Verified
Back on June 19, 2019 - Alexandria's Nordic Warriors Boxing Academy hosted its first "Way of the Warrior" amateur boxing event. Held in the Broadway Ballroom, the event drew roughly 700 people and set the stage for what the gym's owner, Corey Thompson, hoped would be the start of a long run of events for Douglas County fighters and fans.
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Football: Parkers Prairie rolls past Wadena-Deer Creek with 53-point blowout

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By Jake Sutherlin Verified
| Echo Press Verified
PARKERS PRAIRIE — Around this time in 2023, Parkers Prairie was one of the biggest surprises in Class A football. The team was 5-0 and had entered the state's top-10 rankings at No. 8. The program had won five games total in its previous three seasons, so it was becoming a very special time to be on the Panthers' football squad.
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Cross country: Alexandria girls win ROCORI Invite

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By Jake Sutherlin Verified
| Echo Press Verified
COLD SPRING — The Alexandria cross country teams competed at the ROCORI Invite on Sept. 19 and saw their girls squad earn a first-place (out of 10) finish with 33 points, well ahead of second-place Wayzata (126 points). The Alexandria girls were led by four top-10 (out of 87) finishers: Citori Halbe (fourth, 20:04.9), Bobbi Nichols (fifth, 20:17.7), Kasey Soderholm (sixth, 20:21.6) and Quinn Hills (eighth, 20:22.9).
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