MINNEOTA — Jayla Jerzak hit a game-winning two-run triple in the final inning of the second game, while Madison Hennen had a total of 15 strikeouts on the day to help the Minneota/Canby softball team stave off Yellow Medicine East for a pair of Camden Conference wins on Tuesday, 3-0 and 5-4. ...
Big South girls meet NEW ULM — Dayton Webskowski’s first-place finish helped the Marshall girls golf team edge out Worthington by a single stroke at the first Big South Conference division meet of the season on Monday. The senior Tiger’s strong outing, combined with complementary ...
ST. PETER — The Marshall track and field team competed in a six-team meet in St. Peter on Monday, placing as the boys runner-up and finishing fourth on the girls side. As a team, the Marshall boys finished with 117 points, just behind Belle Plaine’s 212 and one spot ahead of St. Peter’s 93. The girls tallied 89.25 points, trailing St. Peter’s 208.5, Minnesota Valley Lutheran’s 111 and Belle Plaine’s 97.25. Sam Deutz earned a pair of first-place finishes for the Tigers, winning the boys 1600 and 3200. He also aided a relay team, alongside Hawkin Hartman, Mykel Paulsen and ...
MCC 6, RTR 0 SLAYTON — The Murray County Central baseball team saved its perfect start to the season with a 6-0 defeat over Russell-Tyler-Ruthton Monday night, powered behind Krew Schneider’s complete-game shutout on the mound. Schneider allowed just one hit and one walk with his seven strikeouts, and also went a perfect 3 for 3 at the plate along with an RBI. Seeing a competitive start between two of the top teams in Section 3A, the Rebels took a 3-0 lead following a pair of runs in the third with one more in the fourth. Carter Hanson scored MCC’s first run in the ...
DAWSON — Powered by a young core, the Dawson-Boyd softball team will look to make deeper strides in the 2026 season. The Blackjacks hold lone senior Macy Moen, who will take on a heavier leadership role this year. Despite having one senior, Dawson-Boyd has returned a lot of experience from ...
DAWSON — The Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd track and field team is entering the 2026 spring outdoor season looking to make strides forward powered with a large young core. The Blackjacks graduated a strong group of seniors last year, and will aim to fill the gaps with the leadership they left behind. LQPV/Dawson-Boyd will be led by a talented group of underclassmen, holding just seven combined seniors this season between both the boys and girls teams. “If you look at the girl's side … Our distance [running] is pretty sound, because we've got a few of them that went to state ...
