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Mahnomen has footprint on NDSU’s title run 
There’s quite a difference between playing Class 1A high school football in Minnesota to reaching the Division I FCS level, as many players don’t even get a chance of making that much of a leap.
Now add the rarity of winning a D-I FCS National Championship into the equation.
By Brian Wierima , January 20, 2012
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Frazee runs into a pair of tough teams
The Frazee boys’ basketball team dropped two against a pair of top-flight teams last week.
January 18, 2012
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BOYS BASKETBALL: Pelican Rapids wins 2 O.T. thriller over Lakers
The three’s were dropping early for the No. 1 Class 2A-ranked Pelican Rapids against the visiting Detroit Lakes squad Tuesday, but even an early 14-point deficit couldn’t deter the stubborn Lakers.
By Brian Wierima , December 07, 2011
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Turnovers derail Mahnomen’s title quest
It was a situation the Mahnomen Indians were not used to being in — and that was trailing in a game for more than one series.
It was also the way the Indians (13-1) happened to get into another situation which was unlike them, as well, which eventually led to a 35-20 loss to Dawson-Boyd (14-0) in the Class 1A state championship game Friday inside the Metrodome in Minneapolis.
By Brian Wierima , November 30, 2011
INDIANS HOPING FOR 7TH STATE CHAMPIONSHIP: Mahnomen has gone Old-School in 2011
Simple and boring is good, or at least it has been for the Mahnomen football program over the years.
So what has simple and boring done for Mahnomen? Try six state championship titles, 20 state playoff appearances and a chance to win the Class 1A championship this Friday, starting at 1 p.m. inside the Metrodome in Minneapolis.
By Brian Wierima , November 23, 2011
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FAIRBANKS PROSPERS AS MAHNOMEN’S TOP RUSHER: Going from doing the dirty work to the penthouse
This is what can happen when a guy is too good at his job.
Avery Fairbanks was such a good blocking fullback last season for Mahnomen High School’s football team, he was being considered to play offensive line this year.
By RYAN CLARK Fargo Forum , November 16, 2011
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CLASS 1A STATE FOOTBALL QUARTERFINALS: Indians bull over Braham to advance to Metrodome
When the Mahnomen Indian offense needed four yards during the Class 1A state quarterfinals against Braham Friday night in Duluth, senior running back Avery Fairbanks picked it up on the ground.
When the Indians needed 11 yards on third down, Fairbanks picked it up.
By Brian Wierima , November 16, 2011
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Golden Gloves season to start soon
The Lakes Area Boxing club is resuming its Golden Gloves Boxing program starting Nov. 15, and running through March 31.
Sessions will be Tuesday and Thursday from 6-8 p.m., for ages 10-34 years.
November 09, 2011
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MAHNOMEN LOOKING FOR BIGGER THINGS: Back where they belong
With each step taken in the prep football playoffs, the gap between teams becomes thinner and thinner.
Thus far this season, the gap between the No. 2 ranked Class 1A Mahnomen and its opponents has been as wide as can be, as the Indians have put a punishing scoring margin of 454-61 through the regular season and the Section 6-1A playoffs.
By Brian Wierima , November 09, 2011
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MAHNOMEN CRUISES INTO SECTION 6-1A CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: A Maroon-and-Gold blitz
As expected, the No. 2 Class 1A ranked Mahnomen Indians are exactly where they wanted to be at the start of the season — in the Section 6-1A championship game.
By Brian Wierima , November 02, 2011
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PERHAM MAKES BIG COMEBACK: Hein brothers rally Y-Jackets
If an opposing team needed a scouting report on how to stop the Perham football team it would be simple—control the Hein brothers.
That is easier said than done, as the Thief River Falls Prowlers found out the hard way. Both Jesse and Jordan Hein made critical plays down the stretch in a must-win comeback victory on Parent’s and Senior night, 28-27, in overtime.
By BOB WILLIAMS East Ottertail Focus , October 12, 2011
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FRAZEE FOOTBALL Hornets almost has huge upset
The Frazee football team came up short in a thriller of a game versus visiting Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Friday, losing 27-23 after a 15-point Hornet’s fourth quarter.
October 12, 2011
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PELICAN RAPIDS FOOTBALL: EGF outlasts Vikings’ rally
A couple of comebacks fell short for the Pelican Rapids Vikings, as the visiting East Grand Forks Green Wave left town with a 34-21 victory Friday.
After falling behind 14-0, the Vikings started to coming to life late in the first half with a great scoring drive.
October 12, 2011
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