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The Little Falls Flyers send 4 Individuals to the Class AAA State Tournament: Lane Rutten, Justin Jenks, AJ Jenks and Gage Blechinger.

Listen to Championship Semifinal matches in Class A, AA, and AAA at the Excel Energy Center in St. Paul at the State Wrestling Tournament.

11 Pioneers qualify for the State Tournament at the Excel Energy Center in St. Paul.

The Pioneers capture the 3rd Place Trophy in Class A by dominating defending Champion and #1 ranked Minneota 39-13 at the Excel Energy Center.

The Pioneers gave it a battle but fall short in a 34-21 loss to the top-seeded Knights in the Class A Semifinals in St. Paul.

The Pioneers power their way into the State Semifinals with a 44-22 win over the Fighting Saints.

The Pioneers lose 55-45 to the Cardinals but the real story of the game was Kayla Wimmer, who came off the bench in the 2nd half as the Pioneers trailed by 20, and proceeded to hit 5 consecutive 3-pointers to make for an exciting finish on Parent's Night.

The Pioneers couldn't overcome a rough start at Kimball, falling behind 40-16 at halftime before going on to lost 71-43. Brianna Meyer and Kacy Broschofsky scored 9 points each to lead the Pioneers.

Austin Radunz, Brandon Tomala and Logan Lease battle their way through the Section 7A Individual Tournament Consolation Brackets.

The Pioneers dropped a 91-67 decision to the Bombers in the regular season finale for both teams. Matt Tautges led the way with 16, Michael Meyer and Brodric Lashinski added 14 each and Hunter Bednar added 6 points and 8 rebounds.

The Pioneers clinched at least a share of 2nd place in the CMC with a 71-61 win over the Lakers in front of a Senior Night crowd. Aaron Weber scored 23, Michael Meyer 18 and Nick Herold added 15.

Th e Eagles beat the Pioneers 66-47. Kelsi Stuckmayer leads the Pioneers in scoring with 15 points while Becky Langer and Decorah Iverson score their first career points in the loss.

The Pioneers captured their 6th straight Section Championship with a 57-13 win over the Gobblers in Deer River. The Pioneers powered their way to 9 pins in the match to punch their ticket to the Class A State Tournament.

The Pioneers defeat the Warriors 62-6 in the 7A Semifinals to advance to the Section 7A Championship. Austin Radunz, Brandon Ortman and David Skiba win by Fall, Jake Andres and Andrew Tomala win by Major Decision, and Brandon Tomala and Brett Kapsner win by Decision. Jalen Jansen, Kolton Eischens, Lane Girtz, Matt Kummet and Teddy Dehler win by Forfeit.

In one of the funner games of the season, the Pioneers were able to extend their winning streak to 8 games with a 78-75 win over the Huskies. Scoring a season-high 18 points, Brodric Lashinski led 5 Pioneers in double figures. Michael Meyer and Aaron Weber had 17 each, Jonny Kasper 14 and Nick Herold 11. Matt Tautges had the other point for Pierz. The Pioneers improve to 15-8.

The Pioneers use 8 pins, 2 Tech Falls and 4 Forfeits to defeat the Lions 82-0 in the Section 7A Quarterfinals.

The Pioneers knock off the Eagles 76-65 to pick up their most impressive win of the year. Aaron Weber leads the way with 21 points while Jonny Kasper adds a season-best 18. Matt Tautges has 16 and Michael Meyer 15 as the Pioneers extend their winning streak to 7 games.

The Pioneers extend their season-high winning streak to 6 games with a 66-49 win over the Falcons. Aaron Weber scores 24 points, Michael Meyer posts his 3rd consecutive double-double with 13 points and 12 rebounds.

The Pioneers rally from 5 points down at halftime to beat the Jaguars 64-51 behind a 19 point, 12 rebound game by Michael Meyer and 15 points from Brodric Lashinski. It's the Pioneers 5th straight win and they grab sole possession of 2nd place in the CMC.

My sit-down interview with Pierz's own 2X State Champion and SCSU's 3X All-American Clint Poster.

In their final dual match of the regular season and in front of a near-capacity crowd on Senior Night, the Pioneers posted and impressive 40-20 win over the Bluejackets.

The Pioneers beat the Mustangs 73-48 to extend their winning streak to a season-best 4 games and improve their overall record to 11-8. Michael Meyer had 18 points and 13 rebounds while Aaron Weber added 16, Jonny Kasper 14 and Nick Herold 11.

The Pioneers defeat the Falcons 59-15, using 6 pins (Austin Radunz,Brandon Ortman, Jalen Jansen, Kolton Eischens,Lane Girtz and David Skiba. Lukas Popp, Reese Kapsner and Carson Huls won their matches and Logan Lease and Teddy Dehler received forfeits.

The Pioneers have a rough night in Belgrade, falling behind 18-0 to begin the game and they can never recover, falling to the Jaguars 66-34.

The Pioneers dominate the Bulldogs in a 77-37 win at the MAC. Aaron Weber leads the offense with 19 points, while Michael Meyer posts a double-double with 18 points and 11 rebounds while Matt Tautges tallies 13 points and dishes out 8 assists.

A thriller in Royalton as the Pioneers and Royals end the 1st half tied at 21-21. Down by 3 in the final seconds, the Royals Amy Hoover banked in a fall-away 3-pointer at the buzzer to tie it at 44-44 and send the game to Overtime. The Royals would go on to beat the Pioneers 52-50 in OT in a wildly entertaining game.

The Pioneers fall behind by double digits in the 1st half, but rally to lead at halftime. They go on to beat the Thunder 47-38 as Aaron Weber scores 20, moving him into 5th place on the school's all-tme scoring list.

The Irish beat the Pioneers 60-42 as Kelsi Stuckmayer scores 13 and Alyssa Gall adds 11 points.

The Pioneers fall 70-63 to the Irish in Maple Lake despite a career-high 24 point effort from Matt Tautges.

The Huskers build a large lead early in the 2nd half and then have to hold on defeat the Pioneers 79-70 in CMC Girls action in Pierz.

The Pioneers roll to to a 76-39 victory over the Wolves behind 18 points from Michael Meyer and 14 points each from Aaron Weber and Brodric Lashinski.

The Pioneers beat the Bears 53-10 to firmly establish them as the Section 7A favorite. The Pioneers win the final 10 consecutive matches, including Pins by Jalen Jansen, Logan Lease, Matt Kummet and Teddy Dehler.

The Eagles jump out to a 21-2 lead just minutes into the game and go on to defeat the Pioneers 73-48. Kacy Broschofsky scores 11 and Kelsi Stuckmayer adds 10 for Pierz.

The Pioneers beat the Jaguars 38-21 in a key CMC match at the BBE Triangular.

Only 3 actual matches are wrestled with Brandon and Andrew Tomala winning by Fall and Lane Girtz winning 14-1 as the Pioneers beat the Lakers 82-0 at the BBE Triangular.

The Pioneers lose 74-67 on a Saturday night at the MAC. The Patriots rallied from a 31-20 halftime deficit.

The Pioneers post their most lopsided win of the season with a 56-33 win over the Dutchmen in a game played at St. Ben's College.

The Pioneers finish off their Little Falls Quad sweep with a 50-15 win over the host Flyers.

The Pioneers dominate their Section 7A rival 44-15 in the second dual of the Little Falls Quad.

The Pioneers make quick work of the out-manned Raiders 72-6 in the first dual of the Little Falls Quad.

The CMC leading Eagles lead from wire-to-wire as they beat the Pioneers 73-59. Aaron Weber scores 21 and Jonny Kasper adds 11 for Pierz.

The Pioneers beat the Bulldogs 58-54 in a wild, back-and-forth affair behind 26 points from Kelsi Stuckmayer.

The Crusaders beat the Pioneers 55-43 to win the Championship game of the Pierz Holiday Tournament.

The Crusaders defeat the Pioneers 78-48 in the 3rd Place game at the 18th Annual Crusader Classic.

The Bombers handle the Pioneers 93-67 in the Crusader Classic Semifinal game. Aaron Weber joins the 1,000 career point club late in the game.

At the 18th Annual Crusader Classic, the Pioneers beat the Dragons 60-29 in the Quarterfinals behind 20 points from Aaron Weber and 10 from Nick Herold.

The Silverstreaks improve to 8-0 with a 73-54 win over the Pioneers. Breanna Meyer leads Pierz with 13 points, while Kelsi Stuckmayer scores 12 and Taylor Kimman finishes with 11.

In Round 3 of the Frazee Duals, the Yellowjackets slip by the Pioneers 33-30. Lane Girtz, Kolton Eischens and Teddy Dehler earn wins to cap off 3-0 tournaments. Eischens pinned all 3 of his opponents.

The Pioneers beat the Broncos 42-36 in a highly entertaining 2nd round dual in Frazee. Two forfeits and a Jake Andres pin put the Pioneers up 18-0 but 5 straight wins for the team from North Dakota put Pierz behind 27-18. Lane Girtz and Kolton Eischens pinned their men and Pierz led 30-27. With the match tied 30-30, pins from Brett Kapsner and Teddy Dehler clinched the win.

The 3rd ranked Hornets beat the 7th ranked Pioneers 39-29 at the Les Kertscher Duals in Frazee. The Pioneers got a Major Decision from Lukas Popp, a Brandon Ortman 5-3 win, a Major Decision victory by Lane Girtz and pins from Jalen Jansen, Kolton Eischens and Teddy Dehler.