MARSHALL — The Southwest Minnesota State University softball team picked up a pair of dominant wins against Bemidji State in its home opener on Saturday at Mustang Field, sustaining and using the 35-mile per hour winds to its advantage. The Mustangs defeated the Beavers in Northern Sun ...
The Minneota wrestling team’s depth of success resulted in a horde of Vikings headlining the Independent All-Area wrestling team, announced on Saturday. The Vikings led the area with five of the 13 first-team selections, as well as seven total selections, in a year that yielded their first ...
MT. LAKE — Lizzie Daniels and Rachael Huso tied for second as individuals in the Murray County Central girls golf team’s season-opening triangular on Thursday. The Rebels’ depth proved decisive in the meet, as MCC came away with a first-place team score of 214 to eke past Mountain Lake Area’s 218. Red Rock Central also competed but did not field a team score. Daniels and Huso each shot an 11-over 47 on the day, tying them with MLAC’s Reagan Pederson and trailing only Nevaeh Ott’s 45. Daniels finished her round with a pair of pars on holes 2 and 4, while Huso logged a ...
SLAYTON — The Murray County Central track and field team hosted Russell-Tyler-Ruthton, Adrian/Ellsworth and MACCRAY/Renville County West for its Early Bird Invitational on Thursday afternoon. RESULTS BOYS 100m: 1-Lucas Kuball (MCC) 12.00; 3-Brayden Gilb (MCC), 12.73; 5-Parker Olson (MCC), 12.84. 200m: Lucas Kuball (MCC), 24.50; 3-Alexander Betz (MCC), 25.99; 4-Brayden Gilb (MCC), 16.16. 5-Luke Iverson (MCC), 26.78. 400m: 1-Lucas Kuball (MCC), 55.09; 2-Alexander Betz (MCC), 55.69. 4-Beckett Stelter (MCC), 58.48; 5-Brayden Gilb (MCC), 1:00.33. 800m: 1-Alexander Betz (MCC) 2:10.99; ...
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — There's a familiarity among the four teams playing in Sacramento Regional 2 as UCLA and Minnesota are Big Ten opponents while LSU and Duke faced off in December in the ACC-SEC Challenge. “It’s an interesting thing. You’ve got a couple matchups that way," UCLA ...
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Timberwolves were missing five of their top seven players for most of their record-setting overtime rally to beat the Houston Rockets. They chose focus over frustration. With a game-closing 15-0 run, the Timberwolves came back from 13 points down for a ...
