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Ely hangs tough for awhile, but unbeaten MIB pulls away (opens the original)
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The scoreboard didn’t tell the entire story last Friday night at Ely School Stadium. Powerful Mt. Iron-Buhl spoiled the Wolves’ Fall Homecoming celebration, cruising to a 54-8 high school football victory. Yet while the host Timberwolves fell to 0-3 in what, at first glance, looked like a lopsided affair, the hosts had some shining moments in the opening half. Ely was within 10 points until the final two minutes of the half and had not only a first-quarter touchdown that brought a big hometown c
Showcase a midseason test of strength (opens the original)
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Over the course of 24 hours, the Ely Timberwolves will find out just how they stack up against the state’s elite small-school volleyball programs. This weekend, the high school volleyball team is in Burnsville, taking part in the invitation-only Class A Showcase. The marquee event brings together 16 of the best Class A teams in the state, including several with state tournament pedigrees and nearly all of the top-rated Class A schools.
Ironhawks hold on, knock off Central Lakes (opens the original)
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The Vermilion Ironhawks grabbed an early lead and held off Central Lakes for their first victory of the community college football season. Vermilion prevailed 3929 last Saturday at Brainerd, evening its record at 1-1 and giving head coach Zuriel Cook his first win at the helm. The Minnesota College Athletic Conference victory didn’t come easily - as Central Lakes erased three double- digit deficits and came to within four points late in the game.
Runners go quickly out of the gate (opens the original)
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Ely’s cross country teams got the 2026 season off to a strong start last week at Virginia. The boys placed fourth among 12 teams while the girls were fifth in an 11-team field at the Sept. 3 Rock Ridge Invitational, but the standings told just part of the story. Several Ely boys had fast times out of the gate and the Timberwolves only trailed larger schools Hibbing and Hermantown and were within striking distance of section rival Greenway/ Nashwauk-Keewatin.
Bombers sink Timberwolves 38-14 (opens the original)
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Progress is coming in small but measurable steps for the Ely Timberwolves. A year ago, section powerhouse Barnum dominated the high school football team and rolled to a 46-0 win, but the rematch in this year’s season- opener was more tightly contested. Ely was competitive for much of the first half and reached the end zone twice in a more respectable, 38-14 defeat in this year’s clash, held Sept. 3 at Barnum.
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