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It was a historic night in local high school girl's basketball, with three players reaching their 1,000th career point. If that isn't impressive enough, Perham Yellowjackets Girls Basketball player, Willow Thiel, scored her 2,000th career point as well as her 1,000th career rebound! Craig had a chance to interview Willow, and Head Coach TJ Super regarding this amazing feat.
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Craig talks Otter Wrestling, Nordic Skiing and the upcoming Otter Girls Hockey post season play. He also highlights some of the happenings in MN professional sports!
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M State Lady Spartan history was made this weekend as Sophomore Jayna Gronewold became the all-time scoring leader with her 1,020th career point!
Craig interviews Jayna on this amazing accomplishment and brings in Lady Spartan Head Coach, Jodi Holleman, to talk about what's next for the team.
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A "Milestone Night" for local sports! Craig packs this episode with four guests:
- Fergus Falls Otter Wrestler, Freshman Caleb Fronning, locks in his 100th career win! Head Coach Adam Schlepp highlights the career defining night.
- Fergus Falls Otter Boys Basketball Junior, Henry Bethel, scores his 1,000th career point against Sartel in last night's match up. Head Coach Matt Johnson joins Craig to recap the historic night.
- Brandon-Evansville Chargers Girls Basketball player, Kylie Dingwall makes a school record with 7 three pointers in one game. She, and head coach Steven Schreiber go over the game and what's next for the Chargers.
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Craig brings in the Otter Nordic Skiers Head Coach, Josh Scharnberg, to go over the Central Lakes Conference Championship Meet at Powder Ridge in Kimball, where both the boys and girls had a great showing!
Also, hear a recap of the M-State Lady and Men's Spartans basketball game that took place last night.
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Another busy night of sports in the area. Craig recaps the Fergus Falls Otter Girls Gymnastics final meet of the season and he also brings in three guests for this episode:
-Fergus Falls Otters Nordic Ski team coach, Josh Scharnberg.
- Fergus Falls Otters Girls Basketball Head Coach, Josh Steer, goes over last nights game in Moorhead.
- Battle Lake Basketball Boys Head Coach, Brady Cameron, talks about last night's game, where his team hit a total of 17 Three-Pointers!
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Otter Hockey Boys Senior, Kellen Stenstrom, joins Craig as they recap his record breaking 5-goal game last weekend.
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Kick off the week with Craig's recap of the NFL games and weekend highlights of the Otter Hockey Boys and Otter Wrestling Team. Craig also previews the next "Sports Memory" feature podcast, which will see a release in mid-February!
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Craig highlights another active night in local sports. Catch up on the latest in basketball, Fergus Falls Otter Swimming and Diving and the Fergus Falls Nordic Ski Team's showing in Mora at the Vasaloppet.
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Craig starts off this episode recapping the Lady Spartans game, and more specifically the potential record-breaking journey that Jayna Gronewold is on. Craig also chats with Fergus Falls Otters Swimming and Diving Team Coach Randy Hansen, as his team prepares for "Senior Night".
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Fergus Falls, Minnesota sports broadcasting icon, Craig Olson, invites you into the world of sports from his point of view — and what a view it is! Going on his 52nd year in sports…