The Pioneers beat the Thunder Hawks 50-27 to open their Triangular at the MAC.  Derek Stangl, Chase Becker, Trevor Radunz, Frank Tomberlin, Derrick Przybilla, Nathan Nash and Daniel Hoffman won by Fall while Carter Young and Jacob LeBlanc won by Major Decision.

The Pioneers fell behind 10-0 to begin the game but kept battling back al night.  Pierz trailed Zimmerman 27-16 at halftime and kept inching closer and closer.  With just over 1 minute left, a pair of free throws by Ian Oberfeld finally tied the game at 52-52.  Then over the span of the final 60 seconds, it got crazy with a wrong-basket, a failed dunk, and a near-miss on what would have been a game tying 3-pointer as the buzzer sounded as the Pioneers fell by a final score of 57-54.

The Pioneers beat the Thunder 69-62 for their 6th straight win behind a career-high 19 points and 11 rebounds from Ashley Kimman and 12 points, 13 rebounds and 8 assists from Kiara Olesch and valuable contributions from everybody as Pierz stayed in sole possession of 1st Place in the Granite Ridge Conference.

The Pioneers earn a dramatic, hard-fought 49-48 victory over the Rangers behind a 17 point game from Kiara Olesch, solid team defense and a game-tying basket from Ashley Kimman with just under 1:30 left and then Alyssa Sadlovsky hit the go-ahead free throw with :23 remaining as the Pioneers won their 4th straight game and improved to 11-3 overall.

The Pioneers fell 79-73 to the Flyers as Little Falls used a surge midway through the 1st half to take a 15 point lead at halftime.  Little Falls expanded their lead to 20 halfway through the 2nd half but the Pioneers nearly rallied, closing to within 6 points in the final seconds.  Freshman Noah Oberfeld scored a career-best 30 for Pierz while Little Falls got a career night from Jaxon Janski with a 23 point game.

The Pioneers remained unbeaten in the Granite Ridge Conference with a 63-27 win over the Flyers.  The Pioneers nailed 11 3-pointers and got career-high scoring games from Alyssa Sadlovsky with 20 and Kenna Otte with 13. Claire VanRisseghem led Little Falls with 12 points.

The Pioneers finished off their 2-1 showing at the EVW Quad with a strong 45-31 win over the Cardinals.  Liam Hennessy, Derek Stangl, Chase Becker, Jacob LeBlanc, Nathan Nash and AJ Gerwing all won by Fall, Trevor Radunz won by Forfeit and Carter Young got things started with a win by decision.

The Pioneers bounced back with a 39-30 win over Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg in the 2nd dual at Eden Valley-Watkins.  Derek Stangl and Derrick Przybilla won by Fall, and Carter Young, Chase Becker and Nathan Nash earned bonus points with Major Decision victories, Brayden Melby won by Forfeit and Liam Hennessy, Jacob LeBlanc and Trevor Radunz won decisions as Pierz took 9 of the 14 matches.

The Pioneers lost 39-34 to the Eagles as EVW won the final 6 matches of the dual to come from behind.  Kyle Stangl, Liam Hennessy, Derek Stangl, Jacob LeBlanc and Trevor Radunz won by Fall and Chase Becker won by Major Decision.

The Pioneers fell to the Cardinals 72-70 in an exciting game that went right down to the wire.  Levi Lampert of Upsala poured in 32 points to lead all scorers while the Pioneers got a career-high 25 from Freshman Noah Oberfeld.