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DB’s Durfee drafted by Jacksonville

PITTSBURGH — Zach Durfee, a 2021 Dawson-Boyd graduate, made the next step and got drafted to the National Football League on Saturday. The 6-foot-5 defensive end was taken in the seventh round with the 233rd overall pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars after spending his college career at ...

Kramolisch inches closer to hits record in SMSU's weekend sweep

MARSHALL — Riley Kramolisch and the Southwest Minnesota State University softball team closed out their home schedule in style over the weekend. The Mustangs picked up four straight wins over their senior-day weekend, topping Northern State 7-4 and 9-0 on Friday, and Jamestown 10-0 and 17-3 ...

Bryce to the Bayou

PITTSBURGH -- Marshall graduate Bryce Lance was drafted by the New Orleans Saints with the 136th overall pick of the NFL Draft on Saturday. His selection in the fourth round marks the third time in the last five years that a Marshall High School alum was drafted to the NFL. A 2021 Marshall ...

Vikings see strong start to 2026 season in building year

MINNEOTA — The Minneota boys and girls golfing team has seen an exciting amount of growth, and is off to a solid start to the 2026 spring season as the Vikings look to mix its old and young talent for a successful year. The Vikings have a large amount of participation on both teams this ...

Richter looks to lead Lancer girls, boys return core

CANBY — The Canby boys and girls golf teams are off to promising starts for the 2026 season, as they both aim to reach higher success come the postseason behind a group of returners. The boys team has brought back key contributors from last season, including Lane Citrowske, Isaac Bollerud, Daven Vanengen and Jaxson Ramberg. The Lancers graduated Jack Abrahamson, who was the lone golfer on the boys side to compete at the state tournament last year, who placed 23rd individually with a score of 160. The key returner for the girls side is Maddison Richter, now a sophomore, as she also ...

Lancers aim to make strides with state meet experience

CANBY — The Canby/Minneota track and field has returned a handful of athletes with strong state and section tournament and experience as it looks to embark on another 2026 successful season, with hopes of returning back to the big stage. Last season, the Canby/Minneota boys team competed at the statet tournament and finished 20th overall out of 76 competing teams in 24 events. The Lancers will be without Cayden Anderson on the boys team, who graduated last season. He placed second at state in shot put with a 55-08.25, and fifth in discus with a 159-11. In the section tournament ...