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Prowlers compete indoors at BSU...
Second track meet in books
Like the March 22 opener
staged at Concordia College
in Moorhead, the second
early-season outing of 2013
for the Thief River Falls
boys and girls high school
track teams was an indoor
meet Tuesday when the
Prowlers competed in the
Little Amik Invitational at
the Gillett Fitness and
Recreation Center on the
Bemidji State University
campus.
There were 21 teams in
both portions of the meet.
Titles went to the Bemidji
girls and Detroit Lakes boys.
Thief River Falls girls finished
in a tie for ninth; Thief
River Falls boys were tenth.
Leading the Prowlers’
performances was a first
place finish in the girls 60-
meter hurdles by freshman
Meleah Biermaier, who also
had a third place run in the
200.
Top showing for the Thief
River Falls boys came in the
3200, where senior Cody
Pahlen was second and
freshman Kris Joppru ran
fourth.
Next meet for the Lindsey
Johnson-coached Prowlers
will be Friday, April 12, at
Perham.
Winners/TRF Places - Girls
Team totals - Bemidji 105,
Detroit Lakes 104.5, Park Rapids
Area 73; Warroad 56, Roseau 44,
East Grand Forks 25, Crookston
22, New York Mills 19.5, West
Marshall 19, Thief River Falls 19,
Bagley/Fosston 18, United North
Central 13, Ottertail Central 13,
Nevis 13, Pillager 12.5, Red Lake
County 9, Badger/Greenbush/
Middle River/Northern Freeze 8,
Wadena-Deer Creek 4.5, Trek-
North 3, Clearbrook-Gonvick 2,
Northome/Kelliher/Blackduck 1,
Frazee 1.
4x800 relay - 1. Detroit Lakes,
10:43.49.
60-meter hurdles - 1. Meleah
Biermaier, TRF, 9.78. Other TRF
places - 12. Cassidy Wheeler, 11.26.
60 - 1. Deidre Hahn, Warroad,
Northland found a place
to play some baseball, and in
the process the Pioneers
picked up their first wins of
the 2013 season with 7-6, 8-
3 Friday (March 29) doubleheader
sweep against the
Dakota Wesleyan University
junior varsity in Mitchell,
S.D.
They also located a snowfree
diamond in
Worthington the next day
when they lost dropped a 7-
6, 10-6 twinbill to host
Minnesota West. The first
one went nine innings.
Weather permitting, the
Pioneers were headed back
that way this weekend for
games against Dakota
Wesleyan, the junior varsity
from Mount Marty College
8.08. TRF places - (prelims) 17.
Shelby Norlin, 8.86; 26. Sheena
Lee, 9.04; 33. Courtney Lee, 9.17;
42. Kira Johnson, 9.24.
400 - 1. Lydia Rutten, New York
Mills, 1:01.33. TRF places - 52.
Miranda Opdahl, 1:16.26; 74. Rylie
Nelson, 1:22.79; 78. Taylor
Heneman, 1:25.80; 80. Hallie
Frazer, 1:26.99.
1600 - 1. Madeline Huglen,
Roseau, 5:37.03. TRF places - 12.
Carly Steenerson, 6:11.39; 18.
Kaylee Eskeli, 6:22.53.
4x200 relay - 1. Detroit Lakes,
1:51.01. TRF places - 10. TRF,
2:01.03; 27. TRF, 2:09.26.
800 - 1. Jenna Truedson,
Bemidji, 2:22.35. TRF places - 20.
Kaylee Eskeli, 2:53.67; 39. Hallie
Frazer, 3:09.47.
200 - 1. Ellen Wall, Bemidji,
26.76. TRF places - 3. Meleah
Biermaier, 27.36; 22. Kelsey Kainz,
30.36; 39. Sheena Lee, 31.16; 82.
Kayla Mehrkens, 33.32; 121. Jamie
McDonald, 36.33.
3200 - 1. Megan Olson, Park
Rapids, 12:35.39.
4x400 relay - 1. Detroit Lakes,
4:18.65. TRF places - 17. TRF,
5:19.09.
High jump - 1. Deidre Hahn,
Warroad, 5-0. TRF places - 23. (tie)
Cassidy Wheeler, 4-0.
Pole vault - 1. Amber Peterson,
Bemidji, 10-0. TRF places - 12. (tie)
Miranda Opdahl and Kaylee Eskeli,
6-0.
Long jump - 1. Ellen Wall,
Bemidji, 16-3.50. TRF places - Kira
Johnson, 12-11; 24. (tie) Kelsey
Kainz, 12-9.50; 26. (tie) Sheena Lee,
12-9; 49. Kayla Mehrkens, 10-8; 53.
Katlin Bennett, 10-5.
Triple jump - 1. Darci Molander,
Detroit Lakes, 33-1. TRF places -
29. (tie) Miranda Opdahl, 24-5.50;
31. Kayla Mehrkens, 24-1.
Shot put - 1. Alli Heifort,
Bemidji, 40-8.50. TRF places - 6.
Frances Marshall, 32-7; 10. Elissa
Steele, 28-11; 24. Erin Wayne, 24-
10; 62. Lexie Anderson, 17-10.
Winners/TRF Places - Boys
Team totals - Detroit Lakes 89.5,
Bemidji 86, Ottertail Central 59.5,
Roseau 57, East Grand Forks 56,
Pillager 35, Frazee 32, Warroad 29,
Crookston 27, Thief Rver Falls 23,
Park Rapids Area 19, West
Marshall 12.5, Nevis 12, Red Lake
County 11, Bagley/Fosston 10,
International Falls 8.5, Northome/
Kelliher/Blackduck 7, United North
Central 4, Wadena-Deer Creek 3,
Badger/Greenbush-Middle River/
in Yankton, S.D. and
Minnesota College Athletic
Conference Northern
Division foe Fond du Lac.
Those games against
Dakota Wesleyan snapped a
pair of Northland streaks.
The Pioneers jump-started
the 2013 season with a
March 8-14 trip to Nebraska
and Texas that resulted in
ten straight losses. Mother
Nature then forced them to
call off their next ten scheduled
starts.
A complete-game pitching
performance by Josh Janzen
(Devils Lake, N.D.) highlighted
the Pioneers’ first
win of the year in the Game
1 victory over Dakota
Wesleyan. After falling
behind 5-3, Northland came
Northern Freeze 3, Walker-
Hackensack-Akeley 1.
4x800 relay - 1. Bemidji, 8:23.87.
TRF places - 4. TRF, 8:53.77.
60-meter hurdles - 1. Gabriele
Grassi, Frazee, 8.70.
60 - 1. Brady Schmidt, Bemidji,
7.28. TRF places - (finals) 13. Alex
Finseth, 7.67; TRF places (prelims)
29. Ryan Houske, 7.96; 41. Colton
Koestner, 8.11; 43. Bennett Sauve,
8.15; 51. Jamcy Kudee, 8.24; 64.
Tyshaun Brown, 8.40; 106. Josh
Halvorson, 9.96.
400 - 1. Elias Hendrickson,
Bemidji, 54.02. TRF places - 26.
Keenan Sorvig, 1:03.13; 31. Grant
Stewart, 1:03.64; 35. Jacob Joppru,
1:04.30; 57. Luke Mowry, 1:06.73;
59. Nate Ricks, 1:08.02; 61.
Matthew Linder, 1:08.80; 68. Brian
Powell, 1:17.19.
1600 - 1. Zach Foltz, Detroit
Lakes, 4:53.82. TRF places - 28.
Chris Klopp, 5:47.93; 42. Spencer
Nelson, 6:15.51.
4x200 relay - 1. Detroit Lakes,
1:39.84. TRF places - 12. TRF,
1:44.79; 24. TRF, 1:52.65.
800 - 1. Sam Carlson, Bemidji,
2:05.01. TRF places - 9. Logan
Johnson, 2:14.85; 16. Taylor Klopp,
2:22.67; 32. Chris Klopp, 2:42.97;
36. Max Anderson, 2:45.21.
200 - 1. Jared Pahlen, Roseau,
23.75. TRF places - 22. Skyler
Peterson, 25.84; 28. Ian Hutton,
26.19; 31. Colton Koestner, 26.38;
49. Grant Stewart, 27.42; 64. Jacob
Joppru, 28.26; 65. Tyshaun Brown,
28.31.
3200 - 1. Zach Foltz, Detroit
Lakes, 10:58.82. TRF places - 2.
Cody Pahlen, 11:02.74; 4. Kris
Joppru, 12:00.14.
4x400 relay - 1. Bemidji, 3:39.64.
High jump - 1. Jordan Feder,
Nevis, 6-2. TRF places - 4. Tyran
Jones, 50-8; 10. (tie) Skyler
Peterson, Grant Stewart and Colton
Koestner, 5-3.
Pole vault - 1. Ben Pearce,
Warroad, 12-6.
Long jump - 1. Josh Regorrah,
EGF, 19-7.50. TRF places - 38.
Keenan Sorvig, 15-4; 50. Ian
Hutton, 14-0.50; 53. Logan Lane,
13-9; 57. Alan Samuelson, 13-1.50;
64. Brian Powell, 11-3.50.
Triple jump - 1. Devin Strack,
Pillager, 41-11.50.
Shot put - 1. Steffan Stroh,
Ottertail Central, 50-8.50. TRF
places - 15. Cameron Georgewill 38-
10; 27. Kach Johnson, 36-3.50; 32.
Will Anderson, 35-6.
Pioneers break streaks
Registrations remain
open in sports clinic
Nurturing student-athletes,
developing community-based
support systems
and working with parents of
players will be among the
subjects that a variety of
guest speakers will address
during the first North
Country All-Sport Coaching
Clinic scheduled to be held
Saturday, April 20, in the
new commons area of
Lincoln High School.
Former Thief River Falls
head football coach Jeff
Mumm is organizing the
“Coaching from the
Bleachers” program he says
will differ from the usual
playbook-orientated clinics
in the subject matter that
will be addressed.
Current and former
coaches and administrators
will be the clinic speakers,
including Jon Bittner,
Crookston; Garry Kotts and
Mark Kroulik, Stephen-
Argyle; David Nelson,
Minnetonka; Vince Repesh,
Duluth; Gary Schuler,
Fergus Falls; and Mumm.
Cost of the clinic is $15
per person, or $50 per staff
of up to ten coaches.
Advance registrations are
requested by April 10.
The day begins with registration
from 7:45 to 8:15
a.m. A welcome at 8:20 a.m.
will be offered by Thief River
Falls superintendent of
schools Laine Larson, LHS
principal Shane Zutz and
School District 564 activities
director Mike Biermaier.
Wayne Rahlf of Thief
River Falls Radio and Mike
Lundgren from the Thief
River Falls Times/Northern
Watch will kick off the clinic
discussions with a joint
presentation at 8:30 a.m.
A round-table forum featuring
retired Thief River
Falls coaches Charlie
Cornell, Tim Olson, Glen
Peters and Jim Sims will be
held from 4 to 4:30 p.m. to
wrap things up.
A social will follow at
Frazer’s Sports Cafe.
Lunch will be served in
the common’s area.
To register, send checks
made payable to the Thief
River Falls Coaches
Association (TRFCA) to Jeff
Mumm, Lincoln High
School, 101 Knight Ave. So.,
Thief River Falls, MN
56701.
Clinic Schedule
n 7:45-8:15 a.m. - registration
(coffee/cookies).
n 8:20-8:30 a.m. - welcome
(Laine Larson, Shane Zutz, Mike
Biermaier).
n 8:30-8:50 a.m. - Why Are
Athletics Important In Your
Respective Communities (Wayne
Rahlf, Mike Lundgren).
n 9-9:50 a.m. - The Jimmies &
Joes Are More Important Than The
X’s & O’s-Internal Leadership Ideas
(Mark Kroulik); Seasons Of Success
With Internal Leadership (Gary
Kotts).
n 10-10:50 a.m. - Honesty In
Leadership (Vince Repesh).
n 11-11:50 a.m. - A Great
Program Serves All Players (Jon
Bittner).
n 12-12:50 p.m. - catered lunch.
n 1-1:50 p.m. - Good Stuff (Gary
Schuler).
n 2-2:50 p.m. - Building A
Program Off The Field-Player &
Parent Development (Dave Nelson).
n 3-3:50 p.m. - 26 Years of Being
A Head Football Coach & The 26
Best Things That We Did With Our
Kids (Jeff Mumm).
n 4-4:30 p.m. - Round-Table
Discussion (Charlie Cornell, Tim
Olson, Glen Peters, Jim Sims).
n Social at Frazer’s Sports Cafe.
up with a four-run fourth
inning. Alex Bororwicz
(Strandquist), Cole Larson
(Red Lake Falls) and Matt
Noerhing (Lakeville) drove
in two runs each.
“Janzen threw a very
good game,” reported
Northland coach Barry
Dowers. “After giving up five
runs – all with two out – in
the second inning, he took
over. He gave up four hits
that second inning, but only
one was hit hard. It would
have been easy for him to
fold after a run of bad luck
like that, but he showed why
he is our ace and really shut
them down.”
Four strong innings by
second-game starter
Michael Kinzler (East
Grand Forks) proved instrumental
in the Game 2
Northland win for the
Friday sweep.
“Michael threw a great
game,” offered Dowers. “He
walked a few more guys
than we would like and went
deep into the count too often.
We are still building arm
strength in our pitchers, so
we pulled him after four
innings when his pitch count
got up to the limit we set for
him.”
The Northland offense
featured a 2-for-3 performance
by Cole Christianson
(Greenbush). “Cole hasn’t
played baseball in a few
years and has been knocking
the rust off,” explained
Dowers. “Today he was on
his game and hit everything
hard.”
Minnesota West scored
three times in the bottom of
the seventh to tie the game
and force extra innings in
the Saturday opener, then
won it with a run in the
ninth.
“We really let this one get
away from us,” acknowledged
Dowers. “Logan Lund
(Tolna, N.D.) pitched the
first 6 1/3 innings, but hit
his pitch limit. “Jeremy
Kasprowicz (Strandquist),
who saved a win for us the
day before, came in with two
on and one out, but had no
luck. The first three batters
he faced singled – our centerfielder
lost sight of one
and it fell in front of him,
and one was a bloop. Just
tough luck.”
A close play at the plate
on a strong throw from right
field by Joe Iverson
(Hitterdal) and a tag effort
by catcher Hunter Aubol
(East Grand Forks) couldn’t
keep the Bluejays from tying
the game.
A diving catch in the
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