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Rebels off to red-hot start in 2026 season with core returners

SLAYTON — The Murray County Central baseball team is playing with a chip on its shoulder and is off to a flying and undefeated start to the 2026 season, as the Rebels look to make a deep playoff run behind a large group of experienced returners. Off to a 9-0 start this season, remaining as ...

Rebels rebuild following loss of seniors under new HC

SLAYTON — The Murray County Central softball team is looking to fill the gaps through the 2026 season following the loss of a strong group of seniors while under a new head coach. Joel Herrig has taken over the helm for the Rebels after previously serving on the softball staff as an ...

DB walks off Canby on Bothun home run

Dawson-Boyd 9, Canby 8 CANBY — Colten Bothun came up strong in the clutch for the Dawson-Boyd baseball team in its Camden Conference matchup against Canby Thursday night. The Blackjacks and Lancers played a back-and-forth slugfest that took extra innings to determine a winner, but Bothun ...

Frost kick off postseason in search of three-peat

So much for the complaints raised last summer about the PWHL's expansion process favoring the league’s newest franchises in Seattle and Vancouver. After a five-month, 120-game regular season featuring record crowds, women’s hockey enjoying a significant post-Olympic boost and with more ...

Marshall boys, DB girls win at United Invite

BUFFALO LAKE — The Marshall boys and Dawson-Boyd girls golf teams each picked up first-place finishes at the Sleepy Eye United Invitational, Wednesday at Oakdale Golf Club. Marshall’s boys had three of the top four finishers in the 40-player event, while Alyssa Swedzinski was the top ...

Slow start too much for Marshall softball to overcome

MARSHALL — The Marshall softball team wasn’t able to carry the momentum from its skid-snapping win on Tuesday into its Big South Conference matchup against Windom on Thursday. The Tigers played a strong defensive game for the final five innings, but a slow start was too much for the Tigers ...