MARSHALL — The Marshall girls hockey team earned the top seed in this year’s Section 3A tournament upon the bracket’s announcement on Saturday. The Tigers finished the regular season with a 21-4-0 record. Most recently, the Tigers defeated Luverne twice last week, with the latter of ...
No. 2 Stewartville 80, No. 4 Marshall 70 STEWARTVILLE — The fourth-ranked Marshall girls basketball team was handed its third loss of the season on Saturday in a top-5 battle with No. 2 Stewartville, coming up short 80-70. Marshall had a 44-36 lead at halftime, but were held to just 26 points in the second half. Reese Drake led the Tigers with 26 points, and shared a team-high six rebounds with Danielle Nubile, who also finished with 9 points. Taleigha Bigler followed with 19 points, along with team-highs of four assists and four steals. Marshall ultimately was outrebounded ...
COTTONWOOD — Anah Schmidt, Addy Jorgenson and Brynn Stensrud combined for 43 points to help the Lakeview girls basketball team hold off a tough Westbrook-Walnut Grove team for a 60-55 non-conference win Monday night. Leah Carter for the Chargers also grabbed her 1,000th career rebound, just ...
Harrisburg 62, Marshall 52 HARRISBURG, S.D. — Harrisburg’s offensive power was too much to overcome for the Marshall boys basketball team in a 62-52 loss on the road Monday night. Oliver Voigt led the Tigers with 14 points, and Patrick Morman followed with 11. Harrisburg had four players finish in double-figure scoring, and also outperformed the Tigers in 3-point shooting and on the boards. Marshall was outrebounded 28-19, and were held to just two 3-pointers to Harrisburg’s seven. JR Vierstraete led Marshall with five rebounds, while Noah Pieper had a team-high three ...
MARSHALL — Although entering the final period in a tie, the Marshall boys hockey team came up short in a 3-1 non-conference loss to Austin Friday night after the Packers scored twice in the final period. Jacob Allen scored the game-tying goal in the second period after Austin was the first ...
SPRINGFIELD — Quinton Anderson earned his 75th career win as the Minneota boys wrestling team dominated in a pair of dual victories on the road in Springfield on Friday, only allowing 22 combined points on the night. The Vikings defeated BOLD 58-17 before nearly shutting out Springfield 71-5. Springfield collected its 5 points in the first match with a technical fall before Minneota took the next 12 matches straight to end the dual, including three consecutive pins by Landon Pohlen, Nolan Vankeulen and Anderson. Pins were contagious for the Vikings against BOLD, winning nine ...
