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On Feb. 8, the boys traveled to play East Central, winning 69-60. With senior Andy Erickson out of the lineup Bosman stepped up his game,
scoring a team-high 28 points. Bosman was deadly from behind the arc,
hitting six of nine three point attempts.
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The Rush City girls basketball team succumbed to a lackluster second half in a loss to Frederick 59-38 Feb. 4. At the end of the first half, the score was 21-20, Frederic. Then the
second half came and the Tigers were outscored by 20-points. “Frederic came out after half and turned up their defense which caused problems for us,” head coach Mark Henrich said.
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A veteran back court presence and an athletic team-style defense won
last week; the North Branch girls basketball team loss to two teams who
had an ample supply of both. In their contest with the red-hot Benidle-St. Margaret’s Knights, the Vikings lost 64-49.
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The North Branch boys basketball team came within six points of beating the No. 1 rated team in class 3A last week. On Feb. 4, the boys lost to Benidle-St. Margaret’s 80-74. Head coach Bill Baumann admitted his squad couldn’t’ have played much better against the Red Knights.
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 The
Pine City Dragons shot the lights out of the Rush City gymnasium
Feb. 5 as they handed the Tigers a whopping 29-point loss on their home
court. It was Rush City’s biggest loss of the season. With both
sides of the bleachers filled, the Tigers bowed to the top-ranked Great
River Conference team, 80-51.
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The Rush City/Pine City boys hockey lost a defensive game to the Mora Mustangs 1-0 on Feb. 7. The loss wasn’t for lack of preparation, head coach Tim Schlichting said. “We concentrated on some face off plays this week and implemented a
strong-side stretch breakout to open up our zone,” Schlichting said.
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Kassie Salo placed second in all-around to help the North Branch
gymnastics team move past St. Anthony 126.95 to 123.475. It was the
team’s fourth conference win of the season.
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 In its third overtime game of the year, the Rush City boys basketball
team pulled together to earn a hard-fought 76-71 win against Great
River Conference foe Aitkin on the road Feb. 1 in overtime.
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 “Do your job,” yelled North Branch head basketball coach Bill Baumann
to his players during the shrinking minutes of their game against North
Suburban Conference rival Fridley Tigers last week.
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 The
North Branch wrestling team kept its momentum as it steam rolled two
opponents last week. Versus the Rush City Tigers, the boys won 70-9
Jan. 29 at home.
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 In took an extra session to decide the contest between Rush City and
Isle on Feb. 1. When the dust settled, the girls basketball team lost
by four, 56-52.
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On Feb. 1, the Rush City/Pine City / Hinckley-Finlayson gymnastic co-op defeated North Branch 130.65-125.1. Head coach Dianne Meier said the beam was not the best. In the team’s
last meet vs. St. Anthony they earned a 35.1 with only one fall.
Against the Vikings, they plummeted on the bar to 31.625 with six
falls.
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