MARSHALL — Heading into the final weekend of the regular season, the Southwest Minnesota State University mens basketball team looks to hold onto pole position for a bye in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference tournament. The Mustangs host Augustana tonight at 7:30 p.m. for their home ...
MARSHALL — Saturday’s Section 3A championships marked the final time competing for the Marshall gymnastics team, and not just for the season. Gymnastics was the lone varsity sport cut by the school as a result of the failed referendum, leaving a group of athletes who won’t be competing ...
MARSHALL — Audrey Swanson scored a game-high 24 points in her final regular-season home game as a member of the Southwest Minnesota State University womens basketball team Thursday night against Augustana. The Mustangs capitalized on the performance, pulling away late in the third quarter to ...
TRACY — Through the power of a strong second half with high defensive pressure, the No. 8 Tracy-Milroy-Balaton girls basketball team opened the postseason with a 47-39 win over ninth-seeded Southwest Minnesota Christian Thursday night in the Section 3A South subsection play-in round. With ...
Marshall 70, Tea Area (S.D.) 42 TEA, S.D. — The fourth-ranked Marshall girls basketball team came out on fire in its regular-season finale against Tea Area (S.D.) Thursday night. The Tigers doubled up the Tigans by halftime, coasting to a 70-42 win behind four scorers in double figures. Reese Drake helped lead Marshall in the win with a game-high seven assists on two turnovers. Her six total rebounds and two blocks were also both game-highs. Taleigha Bigler finished as Marshall’s leading scorer with 14 points on 4 of 7 shooting from the field. She also grabbed five rebounds in ...
Mankato East/Loyola 10, Marshall 0 MANKATO — The sixth-seeded Marshall boys hockey team’s season came to an end Thursday night after suffering a 10-0 loss to No. 3 Mankato East/Loyola in the Section 3A quarterfinals in Mankato. The Tigers finish their 2025-26 campaign 7-19-0 overall. Mankato East erupted for a six-goal second period to ultimately put Marshall out of reach, and continued to chip away further following a goal in the opening period and three more in the third. The Tigers’ defensive line faced struggles in trying to find an answer to stop or slow down the Cougars. ...
