Jeremy Millsop

Sports Editor at Brainerd Dispatch

Filler of student/athlete scrapbooks for all Brainerd lakes area mothers. Wannabe good golfer.

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Track and Field: Records fall as temperatures rise in Brainerd

2 days ago | brainerddispatch.com | Jeremy Millsop

BRAINERD — The plan for Ty Nelson was not to do the triple jump Tuesday, April 22, during the Warrior Quad. It’s a good thing plans change. The defending state triple jump champion already qualified for Friday’s Hamline Elite meet. He wanted to solidify his spot in the long jump and may have with a first-place 21-foot-11 effort on Tuesday, but those results prompted Nelson to wonder — what if?
Athletics: Howard finally gets to close the book on his prep career

5 days ago | brainerddispatch.com | Jeremy Millsop

BRAINERD — Jason Howard always felt he didn’t get to write his final chapter as a high school athlete. During his senior year of swimming, he got sick right before the section finals meet. Then an injury took his entire track and field season. “I’ll be honest, it’s going to mean a lot to me,” Howard said. “I felt like there was a lot not finished in high school.
Softball: Warriors’ offense heats up against Anoka

6 days ago | brainerddispatch.com | Jeremy Millsop

BRAINERD — It just takes a couple. Give senior pitcher Mya Tautges the slightest of leads and chances are the Brainerd Warriors will win. It happened Thursday, April 17, against Rocori, when Brainerd recorded a 2-0 victory. The Warriors exploded for eight runs Friday, April 18, resulting in an 8-1 non-conference victory over the Anoka Tornadoes. Arianna Halbert went 4-4 with four runs and an RBI.
Athletics: Feierabend a friend to all his Warrior teammates

1 week ago | brainerddispatch.com | Jeremy Millsop

BRAINERD — Hard work paying off will be on display Monday, April 28, when Mitch Feierabend walks on stage and collects his Brainerd Warriors Athletic Hall of Fame Plaque. Feierabend was a three-year football letterwinner, a two-year basketball letterwinner and a four-year track and field letterwinner and was a captain for all three sports before he graduated from Brainerd High School in 2000.
Warriors Athlete of Week: Smith continues to vault himself higher on Brainerd’s honor roll

1 week ago | brainerddispatch.com | Jeremy Millsop

BRAINERD -- In less-than-ideal weather conditions, Joe Smith blocked everything out and catapulted himself. The Brainerd Warrior junior soared through the air 13 feet and nine inches over the crossbar to set a personal best height and win the pole vault Thursday, April 10, during the Warrior Quadrangular . Smith’s previous best was 13-6, which he cleared to win the Central Lakes Conference Indoor Championship less than a week earlier. Thursday’s event was Brainerd’s first outside.
Athletics: Godfather of Warrior Alpine skiing to be inducted

1 week ago | brainerddispatch.com | Jeremy Millsop

BRAINERD — Jim Ruttger is the reason there is an Alpine skiing program at Brainerd High School. He’s quick to praise those who helped the program’s development, but it’s safe to say he is the rescuer of a program, which he competed for as a Brainerd High School student until his 1973 graduation, and one disbanded until he resurrected it in 1988.
Softball: Owen sparks Warriors’ offense in win

1 week ago | brainerddispatch.com | Jeremy Millsop

BRAINERD — Ruthie Owen will score many runs as a Brainerd Warrior, but the first of her freshman season will hopefully open the floodgates for the rest of this year. The second-year varsity player went 3-for-3 with a double and a run scored to lead the Warriors to a 3-1 victory Friday, April 11, over the Owatonna Huskies. Owen led off the second inning with a single and stole second base. Macy Goral walked and Callie Skoglnd reached on an error to load the bases.
Track and Field: Warrior boys race to 1st, girls 2nd

2 weeks ago | brainerddispatch.com | Jeremy Millsop

BRAINERD — It was a good day to have the last name Smith or to run the mile for the Brainerd Warriors Thursday, April 10. Brooke Wenz won the 1600-meter run in 5:36.89 and Annelise Baird was in second at 5:44.13 to help the Warrior girls to second place in the Warrior Quad at Brainerd High School. Ben Stadum won the 1600 in 4:34.32 with his trusty cross-country shadow, Jonathan Cowell, in second at 4:36.56 to help the Brainerd boys to first.
Girls Golf: 5 returners have Brainerd in prime position for postseason success

2 weeks ago | brainerddispatch.com | Jeremy Millsop

BRAINERD — All but one player returns from Brainerd’s runner-up Section 8-3A squad from last year. Granted, that one player is Sophia Karsnia, who won the section individual title. Still, the five returning players hope to improve the Warriors' postseason success. “We have some great competitors coming back,” Brainerd head coach Karissa Haugen said. “The girls are super excited. We have some great depth between the varsity and junior varsity.
Athletics: Stenglein surprised, but humbled by hall of fame nod

2 weeks ago | brainerddispatch.com | Jeremy Millsop

BRAINERD — If there is one takeaway from Ann Stenglein’s coaching career, a lot of love was involved. After 30 years as an assistant girls’ swimming and diving coach, Stenglein is not retiring. She, head coach Dan Anderson and diving coach Mary Clifford are at the top of their game after all.