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MCC falls shy vs. Pipestone, 77-62

PIPESTONE — Aiden Dierks and Bryce Hoekman’s efficient offensive production wasn’t enough to help the Murray County Central boys basketball team steal a road win on Monday night as the Rebels fell 77-62 against the Pipestone Arrows. Hoekman led the Rebels offensively with 18 points on ...

‘Shocked by the pressure’

CANBY — An early barrage of points from Brynn Kockelman helped set the tone early for the Canby girls basketball team in its 67-51 win over Yellow Medicine East on Monday night, the Lancers’ first of the season. “Canby’s a very well-coached team. They put a lot of pressure on us right ...

The Dogs are back in town

MARSHALL — The Fairbanks Ice Dogs are returning again to Marshall tonight and Saturday for a pair of matchups against the Chippewa Steel. The Marshall series for the Alaska team has been a tradition since the Ice Dogs called Red Baron Arena home during the COVID-19 season in October 2020 to ...

Early-season showdown

TYLER — In a matchup between the Section Finalists from last season, the Russell-Tyler-Ruthton Knights welcomed the Dawson-Boyd Blackjacks to town. Both teams were hit hard by graduation last year, with Dawson-Boyd losing four seniors and RTR losing eight seniors. So it was really two ...

MAHA In the Crease: Seasons continue for Marshall youth hockey teams

Bantam A The Marshall Bantam A opened the District 5 season this weekend with games in Luverne and Worthington. On Saturday, the Tigers had a tough fought game in Luverne, falling 7-2. The Bantam A team rebounded strong on Sunday, playing extremely well, leaving Worthington with their first ...

The stage is set

ST. PAUL — Despite a first round lost in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Tournament, the Southwest Minnesota State University volleyball team secured a seed in the NCAA Tournament for the 17th time in program history and the first since 2018. The NCAA national committee ...