Hinckley-Finlayson hosted Floodwood on Monday night. The Jags started off a busy homecoming week against one of the top teams in Class A volleyball.

Pine City hosted Mora on Friday night. The Mustangs came in with one win on the season, while Pine City was still searching for their first. The Dragons came in with many believing, including themselves, they could and probably should be a least a 4-1 squad. Mora while only one win so far, certainly showed they were taking the right steps in their growth as a team.

Hinckley-Finlayson hosted Mora on Thursday night. Coming into the night, the Jags had not won a game and had only won 3 sets, while the Mustangs were top six in the section and looked to keep pace with the top spot in the conference. In both the first two sets Mora had jumped out to an early lead and took control early.

Dragons HC Kristin Unverzagt with the update. The Dragons wrapped up our conference season with a strong 5-2 win over Crosby-Ironton.  Our doubles showed their strength with their net play to capitalize on the points.  Our singles battled hard and did a great job attacking the net and creating opportunities.  The girls continue to improve each time we play. 

The Vikings hosted the Bluejackets on Tuesday night. North Branch was looking to improve their conference record, and C-I was looking for their first conference win. The 1st set was even across the board, neither team was able to get a lead larger than 2 points. C-I held a lead early on but North Branch quickly tied the game and took the lead themselves. It was back and forth throughout until late in the set, the Vikings were able to take the lead and finish off the set

Pine City's HC Unverzagt tells about their match in Aitkin. Pine City had another strong showing in Aitkin but it was a bigger victory than the scoreboard.  Aitkin hosted a fundraiser match for a teacher and former Aitkin tennis player that is currently paralyzed due to an accident a few weeks ago. 

Dragons coach Unverzagt with an update! Pine City hosted Pequot Lakes tonight and had a great 6-1 win.  The girls continue to improve each time we step on the court and we look forward to a fun week of matches.

North Branch hosted Rock Ridge on Friday night. What started as a beautiful night for football, was soon met with rain. But then again rain on a warm fall night, isn't that perfect football weather? The Vikings came in sporting a 3-0 record and looked to keep that intact against a Wolverines team coming in with some momentum.

Coach Unverzagt updates us on their rained out match. Mora traveled back to Pine City tonight to finish our first doubles and fourth singles matches. 

Head Coach Unverzagt tell us about the teams match vs Mora. We moved our match with Mora to tonight to try and beat the rain, but we were unable to finish our first doubles and fourth singles matches.  We had a 5-0 lead but the rain halted our efforts.

Dragons HC Kristin Unverzagt tell us about the teams trip to Little Falls! The Varsity and JV tennis teams traveled to Little Falls on Tue. Sept. 16.  They had a strong showing and it was awesome for both teams to travel and cheer each other on.

Pine City hosted East Central on Tuesday night. It was a special night for both these teams, as this was their annual Pink Out game. A game in which they spread awareness for cancer as well as raise money.

Head Coach Kristin Unverzagt tells us about their trip to Hibbing! The Dragons had a strong weekend on the courts as they battled hard in Hibbing and Virginia!

The Dragons welcomed in the Wolverines on Friday night. Pine City came into the evening having lost two games, in which they feel like they could've won. Tonight's game would be another opportunity for them to do such. The weather made things quite messy, but isn't it everyone's dream to play under the lights on their home field in the mud? Well maybe not everyone, but for some it is.

Dragons Head Coach Kristin Unverzagt gives us the details on the teams win over Pierz! The Pine City Dragons had a strong showing with a 5-2 win over Pierz.  The girls have been working hard to build their skills and grow their game.  This was shown with strong and well played matches across the line up.  The team did a good job setting up their points and staying in the points.

Rush City traveled to Braham on Tuesday night. The Bombers came into the game looking for their first conference win of the season. While the Tigers were looking to remain unbeaten.

Braham hosted Barnum on Monday night. Braham was looking to start the busy week off on a high note, as this game was their first of three.

The girls tennis team had a strong showing as we battled Princeton and came out with a 6-1 win.  We continue to improve each time we step on the court.  I am so proud of the girls as we navigate wind, rain, and little time to practice as we make up matches.  They are learning each time they play and continue to get stronger.

Lady Dragons tennis HC Kristin Unverzagt gives us an update from their Friday match and Saturday's quad. The girls tennis team lost a close fought battle but fell short with a 3-4 loss to Foley.   Brooke Boland dominated and dictated her match with a decisive win to gain our team the first point of the match. 

Cambridge-Isanti hosted Chisago Lakes on Friday night. These two teams meet nearly every year, and its always an entertaining matchup. Last year the Wildcats hosted the Bluejackets and won, this year the Jackets were host could they win on their home field?