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Sign-up form for the Lil Kickers Clinic
The Forest Lake Dance Team is inviting young dancers in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade to attend a Lil Kickers Clinic at the high school Sept. 16 starting at 9 a.m. Dancers will learn two routines, culminating in an afternoon performance at the end of the clinic. In addition, attendees will perform their routines at halftime of the Ranger football game on Sept. 22. The clinic costs $40, which covers instruction, a t-shirt and pom-poms and an afternoon snack. Full information and a sign-up form can be found by visiting rangers.flaschools.org and clicking on the dance team page. A link to the form is also posted on the Forest Lake Times website.

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Huskies join forces with LILA
In 2017, the Huskies will be part-Dragon. The North Lakes Academy girls soccer team has agreed to team up with the Lakes International Language Academy for at least the next two seasons.broadstreet.zone(48036);
The Minnesota State High School League allows smaller schools to band together to form combined teams known as co-ops. The alliance between North Lakes and LILA is, at least for now, limited to the girls soccer program.
“In preseason, our numbers were a little bit lower than what we had hoped for,” head coach Ryan Colbert said. “We have a really young team so I didn’t want the younger players to be playing a lot of minutes starting out, so we decided it would make sense to combine with LILA.”
As of press time, three LILA players had joined the North Lakes team, with the possibility remaining open for others to join later. The co-op allows

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Huskies win for the first time ever
The North Lakes boys soccer team began its eighth season with a 6-0 victory over the Charter Stars on Aug. 24.broadstreet.zone(48036);
Though a win of that magnitude would always be noteworthy in soccer, this particular blowout marked the first-ever victory for the Huskies after seven winless seasons.
“I definitely wasn’t expecting a blowout for our first win,” head coach Josh Ogaard said.
Senior forward Luca Hale, junior defender Hunter Brandel and sophomore defender Asher Leubke had the honor of captaining the team to its historic win, and will continue to be key players as the Huskies look for more victories.
“[Leubke] has been a huge factor in how this team has turned around,” Ogaard said. “[Hale] has been around the program pretty much since it started. He’s a good leader; definitely keeps the guys focused.”
Sophomore Alex Ten Napel will start in goal, despite never having played soccer

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