Photo by Sam Thiel Canby’s Alexander Full tries to pin his Sartell-St. Stephen opponent during the Redwood Riots on Saturday.

REDWOOD FALLS – Multiple area teams wrapped up the two-day Redwood River Riot wrestling tournament on Saturday. Marshall placed third with a team score of 140, followed by Tracy-Milroy-Balaton/Westbrook-Walnut Grove in fourth (135), Canby in 18th (59), Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle/Montevideo United in 23rd (34.5), Wabasso/Red Rock Central in 26th (33) and Fulda/Murray County Central in 35th.

Fairmont/Martin County West took first place with a team score of 249 while Sartell-St. Stephen took second with a score of 148.5.

Canby

Jaden Kindopp (195) earned a third-place finish by decision while Josh Steffen placed seventh by decision to lead the way for Canby. Evan Stoks (182), Kalib Greenman (152) and Noah Steffen (170) all fell by decision in the fourth round of the consolation round to add to the Canby effort.

Dawson-Boyd/

Lac qui Parle/

Montevideo United

Trevon Johnson placed eighth by pin to lead the way for United. Keaton Haas (170) lost by fall in the third round of the consolation round while Tanner Johnson fell by decision in the fourth round of the consolation round to add to the United effort.

Fulda/MCC

Rylan Behnke (152) lost by fall in the second round of the consolation round while Koyer Wendorff lost by fall in the third round of the consolation round to lead the way for Fulda/MCC.

Marshall

Jaiden Bahr (195) placed second by decision while Hsa La Eh (120) placed third by major decision and Dylan Louwagie (106) took fourth by major decision. Lucas Hodges (138) and Elijah Sterner (170) each placed fifth with pins while Noah Jensen (145) took sixth and Grant Louwagie (160) and Cole Felcyn (285) both took eighth by decision to lead the way for Marshall.

TMB/WWG

Trevor Eisfeld (182) placed first with a decision victory while Dereck Ellingson (132) placed second by technical fall and Ayden Horner (113) and Jace Paplow (170) both placed third by decision. Austin Axford (160) placed fourth by a pin while Anthony Axford (145) placed seventh by pin to lead the way for TMB/WWG.

Wabasso/RRC

Derek Werner (195) placed fourth by decision while Ryan Liebl placed seventh by decision to lead the way for Wabasso/RRC. Jared Schroepfer (160) fell by decision in the fourth round of the consolation round to add to the Wabasso/RRC effort.

Full results of the tournament can be found on trackwrestling.com.

Girls Basketball

Minneota 82,

Spectrum 26

ISLE – The Minneota girls basketball team won the Isle Holiday Tournament on Saturday with an 82-26 victory over Spectrum.

Morgan Hennen led the way for the Vikings with 19 points while Lizzy Gillingham added 15, Lydia Sussner had 12 and Abby Hennen had 11. Sussner led in rebounds with 13 while Abby Hennen added five and Abby Rost led in assists with five.

Minneota will face Springfield on Thursday at 11 a.m. at SMSU.

Minneota 82, Spectrum 26

Spectrum 12 14 – 26

Minneota 54 28 – 82

SCORING: Minneota (M. Hennen 7-12, 2-8 19; Gillingham 3-8, 7-8 15; Sussner 5-7, 2-2 12; A. Hennen 5-16, 0-0 11; Rolbiecki 3-6, 0-0 8; Kockelman 2-6, 2-4 7; A. Rost 2-6, 1-1 5; Buysse 1-1, 1-2 3; J. Rost 0-4, 2-4 2).

REBOUNDS: Minneota 41 (Sussner 13; A. Hennen, J. Rost 5; Kockelman 4; A. Rost 3).

ASSISTS: Minneota 18 (A. Rost 5; Kockelman 4).

STEALS: Minneota 21 (Sussner 8; A. Hennen, Kockelman 3).

BLOCKS: Minneota 1 (Sussner).

West Central 66, Canby 36

BROOKINGS, S.D. – The Canby girls basketball team fell to West Central 66-36 on Saturday.

Sarah Hansen led the way for the Lancers with seven points while Ahlea Wright added six and Marissa Hansen, Kayelee Johnson and Hannah Jelen each had five. Morgan Cleveland led in rebounds with seven while Johnson led in assists with four.

Canby will face St. Clair on Thursday at 4:15 p.m. at SMSU.

West Central 66, Canby 36

West Central 37 29 – 66

Canby 19 17 – 36

SCORING: Canby (S. Hansen 2-3, 1-2 7; A. Wright 3-6, 0-0 6; Jelen 2-6, 0-0 5; Johnson 2-7, 1-2 5; M. Hansen 1-6, 3-4 5; Ruether 2-3, 0-0 4; Leppke 1-1, 0-0 2; C. Wright 1-2, 0-0 2).

REBOUNDS: Canby 22 (Cleveland 7; Jelen, M. Hansen 4; A. Wright 2).

ASSISTS: Canby 10 (Johnson 4; A. Wright 2).

STEALS: Canby 3 (Cleveland, Jelen, Johnson 1).

BLOCKS: Canby 1 (Cleveland).

Girls Hockey

Marshall 3, Mankato East/

Loyola 3 (OT)

MANKATO – Trailing by a pair of goals, the Marshall girls hockey team were in need of a spark in the third period against Mankato East/Loyola on Saturday. The Tigers responded, scoring three goals in the final frame to force an overtime before Marshall and Mankato East finished in a 3-3 tie.

After the Cougars got a pair of goals from Madison Davis and Bri Adams in the first two periods to take a 2-0 lead, the Tigers were able to get on the board with 2:24 into the third on a power-play goal from Sydney Mauch to cut the deficit to 2-1.

Marshall then tied things up at 2-2 when Olivia Peterson got the assist from Mauch and Logan Sherman on the power play and put it in the back of the net, but Mankato East/Loyola answered with a second goal from Davis to take a 3-2 lead with just over four minutes left to play.

With under a minute to go, the Tigers needed to find a way to score if they were going to force an overtime period. Marshall would do just that, as Maddy Penske found Kaitlyn Timm, who put it in the back of the net with 50 seconds remaining to make it 3-3 and force an extra period of play.

Mankato East/Loyola outshot Marshall 39-36 on the game. Emma Klenken recorded 36 saves in net for Marshall.

Marshall will play in the Schwan’s Cup Tournament on Thursday in Blaine.

Marshall 3, Mankato East/Loyola 3 (OT)

Marshall 0 0 3 0 – 3

Mankato East/Loyola 1 1 1 0 – 3

First Period

SCORING

Mankato East: Davis, 14:06 (power play) (unassisted).

PENALTIES

Mankato East: Dau, 9:42 (Hooking, 2 min).

Marshall: Boerboom, 12:25 (Interference, 2 min).

Second Period

SCORING

Mankato East: Adams, 13:10 (Davis).

PENALTIES

Marshall: Barker, 0:44 (Hooking, 2 min).

Mankato East: Dau, 7:03 (High-Stick, 2 min).

Mankato East: Adams, 10:38 (Roughing, 2 min).

Third Period

SCORING

Marshall: Mauch, 2:24 (power play) (unassisted).

Marshall: Peterson, 7:37 (power play) (Mauch, Sherman).

Mankato East: Davis, 13:11 (unassisted).

Marshall: Timm, 16:10 (Penske).

PENALTIES

Mankato East: Johnson, 0:42 (Cross-Check, 2 min).

Mankato East: Dau, 6:59 (Slashing-Game Misconduct, 10 min).

Mankato East: Eykyn, 13:54 (Interference, 2 min).

Overtime

SCORING

No scoring.

PENALTIES

Marshall: Sherman, 1:18 (Holding, 2 min).

Mankato East: Johnson, 2:59 (Body Checking, 2 min).

Marshall: Penske, 3:23 (Hooking, 2 min).

SHOTS ON GOAL: Mankato East 39; Marshall 36.

SAVES: Marshall 36; Mankato East 33.

Friday

Girls Basketball

MCC 83,

Edgerton 56

EDGERTON – The Murray County Central girls basketball team defeated Edgerton 83-56 on Friday.

Ines Rios Rus led the way for the Rebels with 21 points while Montana Beckmann added 18, Amanda Muecke had 15 and Shelby Christensen had 13. Christensen led in assists with three while Beckmann led in steals with four.

MCC 83, Edgerton 56

MCC 83

Edgerton 56

SCORING: MCC (Rios Rus 9-13, 3-5 21; Beckmann 5-9, 6-7 18; Muecke 5-10, 0-0 15; Christensen 4-11, 4-7 13; Boock 1-1, 2-2 4; Larson 2-7, 0-0 4; Engbarth 1-1, 1-2 3; Hoekman 1-3, 0-0 2; Posthuma 1-1, 0-0 2; Clarke 0-7, 1-2 1).

REBOUNDS: MCC 19 (Rios Rus, Beckmann, Clarke, Larson 3).

ASSISTS: MCC 6 (Christensen 3; Beckmann 2; Rios Rus 1).

STEALS: MCC 15 (Beckmann 4; Christensen, Rios Rus 3).

BLOCKS: MCC 4 (Rios Rus 2).