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A rare doubleheader format for volleyball produced two victories for Bemidji on Saturday by way of 3-0 (25-15, 25-9, 25-22) and 3-1 (25-22, 25-17, 20-25, 27-25) wins over Sauk Rapids-Rice at the Bemidji High School Fieldhouse. The wins were Bemidji’s first since its second match of the season.

Whether you call it a “bacon fatty” or a “bacon bomb”, the concept is a delicious one. Stittsworth Meats’ Myke Stittsworth shared some insights on this monstrosity of meat on High Noon for the weekly “Meat and Greet” segment.

After a six-week sprint through a COVID-shortened regular season, teams across the state of Minnesota now prepare for the start of the Section playoffs next week–the final act in a season without State tournaments.

Dropped points in the late stages of all three sets ultimately upended Bemidji volleyball in a 3-0 loss (25-22, 25-23, 25-20) to Rocori on Thursday evening in Cold Spring, the Lumberjacks’ sixth-straight loss.

The early signing period for prospective college student-athletes brought two signings from Bemidji High School on Wednesday, as Liberty Dickerson and Emily Wade signed National Letters of Intent to play soccer at Minnesota State Moorhead and volleyball at Bemidji State next year.

An early second-half turnover left Bemidji football playing catch-up the rest of the night in a 27-13 defeat at Moorhead on Wednesday evening, handing the Spuds the Axe rivalry trophy and the top seed in Section 8AAAAA going into the playoffs.