Local Sports for Monday August 29

The Borderland Racing Association wrapped up its final points night Saturday at Emo Speedway.

Gavin Paull capped the Modified title with his 10th feature of the season.

Brady Caul won the Midwest modified feature, but a 7th place finish by Christopher Leek was enough to take the overall crown.

Ron Westover captured the street stock feature while Don Bowman of Bemidji placed second to earn the division's title.



On the go-kart track in Emo, Jake Rae captured a pair of heats then went on to win the feature in advanced class.

Tristan Badiuk and Cole Trimble were the other heat winners.

Justin Besch took the novice class feature with A.J. Kellar and Raice Westover the heat winners

Advance Class

Heat 1
1. Tristan Badiuk
2. Cody Esler
3. Cole Trimble
4. Delbert Collett

Heat 2
1. Jake Rae
2. Aaron Nelson
3. Aric Supinski
4. Tanner Williamson

Heat 3
1. Cole Trimble
2. Cody Esler
3. Tristan Badiuk
4. Delbert Collett

Heat 4
1. Jake Rae
2. Tanner Williamson
3. Aaron Nelson
4. Aric Supinski

Feature
1. Jake Rae
2. Tristan Badiuk
3. Aron Nelson
4. Tanner Williamson
5. Cole Trimble
6. Cdy Essler
7. Aric Supinski
8. Delbert Collett

Novice Class

Heat 1
1. A.J Kellar
2. Tayla Trimble
3. Raice Westover
4. Justin Besch
5. Jyllian Westover dnf

Heat 2
1. Raice Westover
2. Tayla Trimble
3. Jyllian Westover
4. A.J. Kellar
5. Justin Besch

Feature
1. Justin Besch
2. Tayla Trimble
3. Jyllian Westover
4. Raice Westover
5. A.J. Kellar



Jeff Gustafson of Kenora and Scott Dingwell of Dryden became the first back-to-back winner of the International Falls Bass Championships.

A total of 58 teams participated.

The Morson Bass Classic was also held this weekend, but no results have been received




The Rainy River Community College Volleyball team started their season with a couple of wins at the Fergus Falls tournament Saturday.

The Voyageurs defeated Itasca and Hibbing before ending the tournament with losses to Rochester and Northland.