Photo courtesy of Kevin Kyle/Pipestone Publishing Marshall’s Grant Louwagie battles for control against Pipestone Area’s Eric Lange during their meet on Tuesday. The Tigers defeated the Arrows 71-6.

PIPESTONE — Fresh off last week’s insertion into the Class A rankings, the No. 11-ranked Marshall Tigers didn’t want to give up their spot in the polls. The Tigers season remains unblemished after recording a 75-0 win over Luverne and topping Pipestone Area 71-6 on Tuesday night.

It was a milestone evening for a pair of Tigers. Senior Jackson Hughes recorded the 75th win of his career, while junior Noah Jensen reached 60 career wins.

Marshall recorded six pins in the shut-out win over Luverne from Dylan Louwagie, Hsa Law Eh, Conner Roth, Lucas Hodges, Grant Louwagie and Zach Stahl.

Hughes picked up a win at 152 by technical fall, while Jensen added a major decision.

Marshall recorded another five pins in the 71-6 win over Pipestone Area, as Hsa Khee Lar, Roth, Hughes, Stahl and Zack Felcyn each scored six points toward the team total.

Louwagie and Jensen added major decisions, while Grant Louwagie won by decision.

Marshall (12-0) will travel to Mountain Lake on Thursday for a dual against the Windom/Mountain Lake Cobras.

Marshall 75, Luverne 0

106: Dylan Louwagie (MARS) over Noah Mehlhaff (LUVE) (Fall 0:24) 113: Hsa Khee Lar (MARS) over Riley Cowell (LUVE) (Dec 9-5) 120: Hsa Law Eh (MARS) over Abraham Hernandez (LUVE) (Fall 0:00) 126: Conner Roth (MARS) over Justyce Ripka (LUVE) (Fall 0:00) 132: Lucas Hodges (MARS) over Camden Janiszeski (LUVE) (Fall 0:00) 138: Andrew Williams (MARS) over Braydon Ripka (LUVE) (Dec 11-9) 145: Noah Jensen (MARS) over Dalton DeSollar (LUVE) (MD 10-1) 152: Jackson Hughes (MARS) over Jed Dooyema (LUVE) (TF 18-3 0:00) 160: Grant Louwagie (MARS) over Chris Rosin (LUVE) (Fall 0:00) 170: Elijah Sterner (MARS) over (LUVE) (For.) 182: Zach Stahl (MARS) over Thomas Brown (LUVE) (Fall 0:00) 195: Jaiden Bahr (MARS) over (LUVE) (For.) 220: Zack Felcyn (MARS) over (LUVE) (For.) 285: Cole Felcyn (MARS) over (LUVE) (For.)

Marshall 71, Pipestone 6

106: Dylan Louwagie (MARS) over JJ Martens (PIAR) (MD 11-2) 113: Hsa Khee Lar (MARS) over Nate Bobendrier (PIAR) (Fall 1:14) 120: Hsa Law Eh (MARS) over (PIAR) (For.) 126: Conner Roth (MARS) over Allen Tubbs (PIAR) (Fall 1:39) 132: Lucas Hodges (MARS) over (PIAR) (For.) 138: Grant Budden (PIAR) over Andrew Williams (MARS) (Fall 1:29) 145: Noah Jensen (MARS) over Carson Wipf (PIAR) (MD 9-1) 152: Jackson Hughes (MARS) over Jesse Fenton (PIAR) (Fall 0:49) 160: Grant Louwagie (MARS) over Eric Lange (PIAR) (Dec 4-2) 170: Elijah Sterner (MARS) over (PIAR) (For.) 182: Zach Stahl (MARS) over Nick Colvin (PIAR) (Fall 1:32) 195: Jaiden Bahr (MARS) over (PIAR) (For.) 220: Zack Felcyn (MARS) over Mason Krakow (PIAR) (Fall 0:27) 285: Cole Felcyn (MARS) over (PIAR) (For.)

DB 59,

Pipestone 57

DAWSON — Dawson-Boyd edged Pipestone Area 59-57 on Tuesday.

Romell Horton scored a game-high 22 points in the win to lead DB.

Zach Durfee added 17 points for the Blackjacks, while Bentley Boike finished with 10 points and five rebounds.

Braeden Rieck led Pipestone Area with 20 points.

Dawson-Boyd (5-6) hosts Yellow Medicine East on Friday.

Pipestone 35 22 — 57

Dawson 33 26 — 59

DAWSON-BOYD: Husby 1-4 1-2 3, Horton 9-18 0-3 22, Anyasike 3-4 0-2 7, Durfee 6-10 2-2 17, Boike 5-8 0-0 10.

REBOUNDS: Pipestone Area 18; Dawson-Boyd 26 (Husby 9). ASSISTS: Pipestone Area 5; Dawson-Boyd 10 (Husby 3). STEALS: Pipestone Area 10; Dawson-Boyd 4 (Four with 1). FOULS: Pipestone Area 12; Dawson-Boyd 12. TURNOVERS: Pipestone Area 10; Dawson-Boyd 7.

Girls Basketball

Minneota 84,

KMS 47

MINNEOTA — The top-ranked Minneota Vikings defeated Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 84-47 on Tuesday.

Five players scored in double digits, led by Lydia Sussner’s 26 points. She added eight rebounds, eight assists and six steals.

Morgan Kockelman added 14 points in the win, while Morgan Hennen finished with 12 points and seven rebounds.

Katie Krieger scored 17 points to lead KMS.

Minneota (12-0) travels to Lac qui Parle Valley on Thursday.

KMS 30 17 — 47

Minneota 46 38 — 84

MINNEOTA: Gillingham 4-8 1-2 10, A. Hennen 4-13 0-0 11, M. Hennen 4-12 4-4 12, Kockelman 6-10 0-0 14, Konold 1-1 0-0 2, Rolbiecki 4-7 1-1 9, Sussner 10-17 6-10 26.

REBOUNDS: KMS 26; Minneota 37 (Sussner 8). ASSISTS: KMS 5; Minneota 20 (Sussner 8). STEALS: KMS 5; Minneota 13 (Sussner 6). BLOCKS: KMS 0; Minneota 6 (A. Hennen 2, Sussner 2). FOULS: KMS 14; Minneota 18. TURNOVERS: KMS 21; Minneota 12.

CMCS 50, Canby 48

CANBY — Central Minnesota Christian School defeated Canby 50-48 on Tuesday.

Colette Duininck scored 21 points to lead CMCS.

Hannah Jelen led Canby with 12 points and nine rebounds, while Morgan Cleveland scored 11 points.

Canby (4-10) travels to Dawson-Boyd on Thursday.

CMCS 22 28 — 50

Canby 26 22 — 48

CANBY: S. Hansen 2-11 0-0 4, Ruether 3-4 1-2 7, Cleveland 4-6 0-0 11, Jelen 6-18 0-0 12, Johnson 1-4 0-0 2, M. Hansen 4-9 2-2 10, Wright 1-3 0-0 2.

REBOUNDS: CMCS 26; Canby 28 (Jelen 9). ASSISTS: CMCS 9; Canby 15 (Johnson 4). STEALS: CMCS 11; Canby 11 (S. Hansen 3, Jelen 3). BLOCKS: CMCS 1; Canby 4 (Cleveland 3, Johnson 1). FOULS: CMCS 10; Canby 14. TURNOVERS: CMCS 10; Canby 22.

MACCRAY 46,

TMB 36

TRACY — MACCRAY snapped a three-game losing streak with a 46-36 win over Tracy-Milroy-Balaton on Tuesday.

Piper Asche scored 22 points to lead MACCRAY.

Samantha Edwards led TMB with 12 points and 12 rebounds. Jadyn Lessman added nine points in the loss.

TMB (2-11) travels to Renville County West on Thursday.

MACCRAY 21 25 — 46

TMB 26 10 — 36

TRACY-MILROY-BALATON: Smith 1-9 1-2 4, Hoek 1-1 0-0 2, Wendland 2-9 0-0 6, Edwards 5-15 2-4 12, Lessman 3-8 3-4 9, Dolan 1-7 1-6 3.

Rebounds: MACCRAY 25; TMB 37 (Edwards 12). Assists: MACCRAY 13; TMB 10 (Smith 5). Steals: MACCRAY 7; TMB 13 (Wendland 3). Blocks: MACCRAY 3; TMB 2 (Smith 1, Lessman 1). Fouls: MACCRAY 15 (Randt); TMB 14. Turnovers: MACCRAY 18; TMB 17.

Lakeview 56,

RCW 23

COTTONWOOD — Lakeview used strong defense and a balanced scoring effort to defeat Renville County West 56-23 on Tuesday.

Three Lakers scored in double digits, led by a 17-point performance from Sierra Plotz. Kiana Imes added 15 points, while Aubrey Kaczmarek finished with 10 points and seven rebounds.

Lakeview (8-4) travels to Central Minnesota Christian School on Thursday.

RCW 12 11 — 23

Lakeview 34 22 — 56

LAKEVIEW: Butterfield 1-2 0-0 2, Lienemann 1-5 0-0 2, Imes 5-10 5-6 15, Louwagie 0-4 2-2 2, Kaczmarek 3-7 4-6 10, Plotz 8-16 1-2 17, Rausch 3-13 2-3 8.

REBOUNDS: RCW 22; Lakeview 30 (Kaczmarek 7, Rausch 7). ASSISTS: Lakeview 9 (Four with 2). STEALS: Lakeview 12 (Plotz 5). FOULS: RCW 17; Lakeview 20 (Bot). TURNOVERS: RCW 19; Lakeview 7.

Wabasso 67, SE 40

SLEEPY EYE — Wabasso defeated Sleepy Eye 67-40 on Tuesday.

Sarah Franta scored 17 points to lead Wabasso.

Alison Fenger had 16 points and nine rebounds, while Maddy Guetter added 15 points and 12 rebounds in the win.

Wabasso (11-2) hosts Minnesota Valley Lutheran on Friday.

Wabasso 37 30 — 67

Sleepy Eye 15 25 — 40

WABASSO: Franta 6-14 3-4 17, Frank 5-16 2-4 14, Guetter 6-18 2-2 15, Eichten 1-6 0-0 2, Nelson 1-7 0-0 3, Fenger 5-11 6-8 16.

REBOUNDS: Wabasso 41 (Guetter 12, Fenger 9); Sleepy Eye 22. ASSISTS: Wabasso 13 (Three with 3). STEALS: Wabasso 19 (Rothmeier 4); Sleepy Eye 7. BLOCKS: Wabasso 3 (Fenger 3). FOULS: Wabasso 10; Sleepy Eye 16. TURNOVERS: Wabasso 15; Sleepy Eye 30.

Edgerton 56,

WWG 43

EDGERTON — Edgerton defeated Westbrook-Walnut Grove 56-43 on Tuesday.

Reece Wassink led Edgerton with 15 points.

Alli VandeKieft scored a game-high 18 points for WWG, while Brittany Erickson added 12 points and six assists. WWG played without Grace Woelber, who was out with concussion symptoms.

WWG (3-9) hosts ECHO Charter on Friday.

WWG 23 20 — 43

Edgerton 25 31 — 56

WESTBROOK-WALNUT GROVE: Berglund 0-3 1-2 1, VandeKieft 8-17 0-0 18, Byers 2-10 0-0 4, Bunting 2-14 1-4 5, Erickson 5-15 0-0 12, DeSmith 1-2 0-0 3.

REBOUNDS: WWG 30 (Bunting 16). ASSISTS: WWG 11 (Erickson 6). STEALS: WWG 12 (Bunting 5). BLOCKS: WWG 2 (Byers 1, Erickson 1). FOULS: WWG 17 (VandeKieft). TURNOVERS: WWG 15.

YME 73, DB 62

GRANITE FALLS — Yellow Medicine East earned a 73-62 win against Dawson-Boyd in front of its home fans on Tuesday.

It was tthe seventh consecutive victory for YME.

Mackenzie Dyrdahl and Hannah Gullickson led the Sting with 23 points apiece. Sam Anderson added 10 points in the win.

Alex Sather scored 23 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Dawson-Boyd.

YME (8-3) travels to Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg on Thursday while Dawson-Boyd (3-8) hosts Canby on Thursday.

DB 33 29 — 62

YME 39 34 — 73

DAWSON-BOYD: Bothun 4-8 0-0 8, Mamer 7-10 2-2 16, Wyum 2-9 0-0 4, Sather 9-17 3-3 23, Bartunek 3-14 4-9 11.

YELLOW MEDICINE EAST: McCosh 3-5 2-2 8, Hinz 2-12 2-2 7, Anderson 5-9 0-3 10, Dyrdahl 10-22 3-4 23, Dahlager 1-3 0-0 2, Gullickson 10-13 3-3 23.

REBOUNDS: Dawson-Boyd 31 (Sather 10, Mamer 7); YME 31 (Dyrdahl 9). ASSISTS: Dawson-Boyd 12 (Bartunek 6, Bothun 4); YME 19 (Dahlager 12). STEALS: Dawson-Boyd 8 (Bartunek 6); YME 7 (Hinz 2, Dahlager 2). BLOCKS: Dawson-Boyd 0; YME 6 (Dyrdahl 2, Gullickson 2). FOULS: Dawson-Boyd 14 (Sather); YME 10. TURNOVERS: Dawson-Boyd 15; YME 12.