ST. PETER — Marshall used a balanced attack on offense to defeat St. Peter 41-12 on Friday.

Konnor Aufenthie threw for over 200 yards and had three total touchdowns. His favorite target on the night was Bryce Lance who finished with 140 yards and a receiving touchdown while Trey Steinbach also caught a 3-yard touchdown from Aufenthie.

Gabe Raini led the ground attack for Marshall with a pair of rushing scores, while Dean Pochardt also scored on the ground in the win.

Marshall (4-0) hosts New Ulm on Sep. 27.

Marshall 7 14 13 7 — 41

St. Peter 6 6 0 0 — 12

SCORING SUMMARY

First Quarter

St. Peter: Reyes 90-yard kick return (PAT no good).

Marshall: Aufenthie to Steinbach 33-yard pass (PAT good).

Second Quarter

Marshall: Aufenthie 2-yard run (PAT good).

Marshall: Aufenthie 4-yard run (PAT good).

St. Peter: 12-yard pass (PAT no good).

Third Quarter

Marshall: Aufenthie to Lance 64-yard pass (PAT no good).

Marshall: Pochardt 21-yard run (PAT good).

Fourth Quarter

Marshall: Raini 7-yard run (PAT good).

Individual Leaders

PASSING: Marshall: Aufenthie 11-16-215-2-1).

RUSHING: Marshall (Raini 12-57-1, Morris 2-53-0, Mernaugh 4-36-0, Aufenthie 7-17-2).

RECEIVING: Marshall (Lance6-145-1, Steinbach 1-33-1, Raini 2-31-0).

Minneota 42, LQPV 7

MINNEOTA — The No. 6-ranked Minneota Vikings football team kept its undefeated season alive with a 42-7 win over Lac qui Parle Valley on Friday.

Cole Sanow led the Vikings rushing attack with 136 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries, while adding three receptions for 19 yards and a score.

Minneota also got rushing touchdowns from Blake Reiss, AJ Josephson and Conner Sik in the win, while quarterback Kade Lozinski finished with 137 yards and a touchdown passing.

Minneota (4-0) will travel to Dawson-Boyd on Sep. 27.

LQPV 7 0 0 0 — 7

Minneota 8 6 14 14 — 42

SCORING SUMMARY

First Quarter

Minneota: Lozinski to Reiss 34-yard pass (2-point good).

LQPV: 21-yard pass (PAT good).

Second Quarter

Minneota: Josephson 7-yard run (2-point no good).

Third Quarter

Minneota: Reiss 7-yard run (PAT no good).

Minneota: Sanow 1-yard run (2-point good).

Fourth Quarter

Minneota: Lozinski to Sanow 8-yard pass (PAT good).

Minneota: Sik 3-yard run (PAT good).

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Passing: Minneota (Lozinski 10-15-137-2-1).

Rushing: Minneota (Sanow 13-136-1, Reiss 7-71-1).

Receiving: Minneota (Reiss 2-61-1, Myhre 2-26-0, Saltzer 2-21-0, Sanow 3-19-1).

Lakeview 22, YME 8

GRANITE FALLS — Lakeview defeated Yellow Medicine East 22-8 on Friday.

It was a low-scoring affair formost of the game, as Lakeview held a 7-0 lead entering the fourth quarter. The teams scored a combined 23 points in the last quarter.

Aaron Loe ran for 102 yards and a touchdown to lead the Lakers, while also throwing for 133 yards and a score.

The YME offense didn’t get much doing through the game. Cody Dahlager ran for 67 yards and a score while also throwing for 31 yards.

The Lakers defense recorded two interceptions in the win.

Lakeview (3-1) travels to MACCRAY on Sep. 27, while YME (1-3) will travel to Russell-Tyler-Ruthton.

Lakeview 0 7 0 15

YME 0 0 0 8

SCORING SUMMARY

First Quarter

No points scored.

Second Quarter

Lakeview: Loe 40-yard run (PAT good).

Third Quarter

No points scored.

Fourth Quarter

Lakeview: Louwagie 1-yard run (PAT good).

YME: Dahlager 39-yard run (2-point good).

Lakeview: Loe to Hoffman 3-yard pass (2-point good).

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Passing: Lakeview (Loe 6-12-133-1-1). YME (Dahlager 4-9-31-0-2).

Rushing: Lakeview (Loe 10-102-1, Kvistad 13-81-0, Louwagie 15-68-1). YME (Dahlager 6-67-1).

Receiving: Lakeview (Klocow 2-75-0, Hoffman 4-58-1). YME (Sneller 2-14-0, A. Jimenez 1-9-0).

DB 26, MACCRAY 6

MAYNARD — Dawson-Boyd kept its undefeated season alive with a 26-6 win over MACCRAY on Friday.

Josh Anyasike delivered a strong performance on the ground, rushing for 177 yards and three touchdowns.

The Blackjacks connected on one big play in the passing game, as Brenden Stulz found Romell Horton for a 65-yard score.

DB (4-0) will host Minneota on Sep. 27.

Dawson 14 6 6 0 — 26

MACCRAY 0 6 0 0 — 6

SCORING SUMMARY

First Quarter

DB: Stulz to Horton 65-yard pass (2-point no good).

DB: Anyasike 1-yard run (2-point good).

Second Quarter

MACCRAY: Schwitters 1-yard run (2-point no good).

DB: Anyasike 3-yard run (2-point no good).

Third Quarter

DB: Anyasike 4-yard run (2-point no good).

Fourth Quarter

No points scored.

Individual Leaders

PASSING: DB (Stulz 2-8-79-1-0).

RUSHING: DB (Anyasike 22-177-3).

RECEIVING: DB (Horton 1-65-1, Olson 1-14-0).

Adrian 20, TMB 6

ADRIAN — Adrian defeated Tracy-Milroy-Balaton on Friday.

It was a defensive back-and-forth for most of the game, as both teams finished with under 250 yards of total offense.

Sawyer Otto threw for 119 yards in the loss, while Konnor Zick led TMB with 70 rushing yards.

TMB (2-2) will host Springfield on Sep. 27.

TMB 0 6 0 0 — 6

Adrian 0 7 13 0 — 20

SCORING SUMMARY

First Quarter

No points scored.

Second Quarter

Adrian: Stamer 1-yard run (PAT good).

TMB: Horner 4-yard run (2-point no good).

Third Quarter

Adrian: Schnoor 45-yard run (PAT good).

Taylor 4-yard run (PAT no good).

Fourth Quarter

No points scored.

Individual Leaders

PASSING: TMB (Otto 12-28-119-0-1).

RUSHING: TMB (Zick 8-70-0, Otto 16-20-0, Horner 8-18-1).

RECEIVING: TMB (Tauer 6-67-0, Gervais 4-48-0).

Wabasso 12, NUC 6

NEW ULM — Wabasso scored 12 unanswered points to defeat New Ulm Cathedral 12-6 on Friday.

Lance Wagner ran the ball 12 times for 56 yards and a score to lead the Rabbits rushing attack. Nick Marotzke added 84 rushing yards in the win while also throwing a 38-yard touchdown pass to Colby Wall.

Wabasso (3-1) will host Adrian on Saturday, Sep. 28.

Wabasso 0 6 0 6 — 12

Cathedral 6 0 0 0 — 6

SCORING SUMMARY

First Quarter

NUC: Geiger 6-yard run (2-point no good).

Second Quarter

Wabasso: Marotzke to Wall 38-yard pass (2-point no good).

Third Quarter

No points scored.

Fourth Quarter

Wagner 3-yard run (2-point no good).

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Passing: Wabasso (Benz 4-9-77-0-0, Marotzke 1-1-38-1-0).

Rushing: Wabasso (Marotzke 14-84-0, Benz 6-58-0, Wagner 12-56-1).

Receiving: Wabasso (Wall 2-56-1, Wagner 1-40-0).

Volleyball

Eagle Invitational

APPLE VALLEY — The Marshall Tigers went 1-1 on the opening night of the Eagle Invitational on Friday, defeating Hopkins 2-0 (25-11, 25-16) before a taking Class AAA No. 1-ranked Eagan to a third set where Eagan held on for a 2-1 (25-20, 21-25) win.

“Against Eagan, taking them to the brink is what we were looking to do,” Marshall coach Dan Westby said. “They just made a couple more plays than us.”

Jordyn Hilgemann led Marshall with 12 kills against Eagan. Bria Morris added 10 kills in the loss, while Logan Sherman finished with eight kills and eight set assists.

Morris led the Tigers with nine kills against Hopkins. Hilgemann added four aces and nine digs in the win, while Emily Meier also recorded four aces.

Marshall will continue Eagle Invitational action today.

“All of the teams up here are very good teams,” Westby said. “We like the fact that we can see what we’re capable of doing.”

Marshall 2, Hopkins 0

Marshall 25 25

Hopkins 11 16

KILLS: Marshall (Morris 9, Sherman 5, Andries 4).

ACES: Marshall (Meier 4, Hilgemann 4, Schwarz 2).

DIGS: Marshall (Hilgemann 9, Schnaible 7).

SET ASSISTS: Marshall (Sherman 10, Schwarz 9).

BLOCKS: Marshall (Andries 2, Sherman 1).

Eagan 2, Marshall 1

Marshall 20 25 13

Eagan 25 21 15

KILLS: Marshall (Hilgemann 12, Morris 10, Sherman 8).

ACES: Marshall (Sherman 1, Bucher 1).

DIGS: Marshall (Bucher 13, Schnaible 11, Schwarz 9).

SET ASSISTS: Marshall (Schwarz 17, Sherman 8).

BLOCKS: Marshall (Andries 2, Hilgemann 2, Meier 1).

Tennis

Marshall 5,

Montevideo 2

MONTEVIDEO — Marshall went on the road and earned a 5-2 win over Montevideo on Friday.

The Tigers took three of the four singles matches.

Leah Matzner earned a 6-2, 6-2 win over Emily Brace in No. 2 singles. Lexi Moat added a 6-3, 7-5 win over Mathea Jorgenson, while Mariah Bergjord defeated Lauren Dehne 6-1, 6-2.

Regan Loft and Leah Schaefer picked up a 1-6, 7-6, 10-8 win over Kristin DeJong and Annie Marquardt in doubles action while Danielle Ewing and Maddy Bednarek added a point by defeating Kaylee Pauling and Kylie Cobb 6-4, 4-6, 10-8.

Marshall will travel to Redwood Valley on Monday.