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Vikings look to keep building on threepeat

MINNEOTA — Coming off its third consecutive Class A state football championship and fifth consecutive section title, the Minneota Vikings will look to put together another dominant season in 2025 with a new cast of characters. Last year’s state title team graduated 12 seniors. Among the ...

MCC’s Farris places first, MLAC/RRC girls finish on top

MOUNTAIN LAKE — Murray County Central/Fulda’s Laiken Farris was the top individual runner in the girl’s cross country race, while the Mountain Lake Area-Comfrey/Red Rock Central girl’s team also finished in first place at the Paul Metcalf Invitational in Mountain Lake Friday morning. ...

Marshall tennis earns pair of wins in quad

MANKATO — The Marshall tennis team earned a pair of wins on Friday in Mankato with Brooklyn Mauch, Kathryn Coudron, Corda Medina and Kyra Bailey all picking up a win in singles. The Tigers defeated Mankato West 5-2 and edged out United South Central for a 4-3 victory, and fell to Mankato East ...

Lakers make statement in 70-8 season-opening win

COTTONWOOD — Opening the season up in dominant fashion, the Lakeview football team defeated Madelia 70-8 Friday night behind a tenacious effort on both sides of the field, and four touchdowns from Garrett Schafer. The Lakers scored 40 of their points in the first half.  “[I’m] just ...

Sayid’s pair of goals spur second half comeback

MARSHALL — A pair of second-half goals from Ali Syed led the Marshall boys soccer team to a comeback victory over St. Peter in Big South Conference play on Thursday. After facing a one-goal deficit at the break, the Tigers came back in the second half to even their record on the season with a ...

Marshall dominates football opener vs. Westonka

WESTONKA — The Marshall football team started the season with a statement win over Westonka on Thursday. Going on the road for the non-conference battle, the Tigers put together 27 second-quarter points to claim a 47-0 victory. Andrew Stelter led the Tigers’ rushing attack on the day ...