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Week 13 Team # 1 S. Jastrzemski/ L.

Back on Feb. 1, the Superior Central boys basketball team lost a close home game against Big Bay. The Cougars were able to get their revenge on Tuesday, Feb. 14, going on the road to claim a 40-37 victory that came down to the wire.

Week 6 – 02/13/24 Deane Pokela 873 Liz Thompson 855 Mark Wilson 846 Rob Gartner 827 Jim Seaberg 827 Ken Rzanca 826 John Carlson 824 Sharon Seaberg 809 Anita Nelson 808 Jennifer Lincoln 806 Neil Carlson 798 Tim Hall 795 Tim Colburn 775 Tom Kusmirek 770 Greg Murk 769 Bill Spencer 763 Chuck Nebel 762 Sarah Pierson 755 Roger Carlson 750 Mike Rautanen 742 Toni Cowell 739 Larry Gould 738 Kelly Hall 731 Sue Tongusi 731 Gary Robbins 731 Steve Nebel 730 Linda Trzeciak 708 Billie Lindquist 672

Friday’s home Northern Lights League boys basketball game turned out to be a good one for Grand Marais. The Polar Bears were hosting Beaver Island, and were able to claim a well-played win, 63-38.

After dropping three straight games entering Monday’s home game with Hannahville Nah Tah Wahsh, Superior Central head coach Adam Ely just wanted a win. The Cougars delivered that, as they used a strong fourth quarter to turn what had been a close game into a 44-35 victory.

Even though they might have been tired from a long evening the night before, there really was no stopping the Munising girls basketball team in their home game with Felch North Dickinson last week. The Lady Mustangs were taking on the Lady Nordics on Wednesday, Feb. 7, and controlled things from the start, to the tune of a 52-12 victory.

With injuries mounting, wins have been hard to come by for the Superior Central girls basketball team recently. They found a much-needed victory on Monday though, when they took down visiting Hannahville Nah Tah Wahsh, 46-28, and snapping their unwanted five game losing skid in the process.