LAMBERTON — Heading into this season, the focus for the Red Rock Central girls basketball team was setting the groundwork for the future. The Falcons were looking to curate an environment that made basketball fun for the girls, and the Falcons did just that this season. “Our big focus ...
TYLER — The Russell-Tyler-Ruthton girls basketball team’s tenacious efforts on defense and on the glass helped the team continue to make progress this year. After finishing last season 11-16, the Knights got up above .500 this season at 14-13, eventually earning a No. 4 seed in the 3A South tournament. On average, the Knights limited their opponents to just 48.1 points per game. Much of their defensive success came due to their ability to generate turnovers; Paisley Thooft and Ava Guida led the charge with 3.2 and 2.9 steals per game, and Ava Karbo set the tone on the defensive ...
CANBY — Despite ups and downs in terms of consistency, the Canby girls basketball team put together a memorable season led by a strong core group of seniors who emphasized the togetherness of this year’s squad. The Lancers finished their 2025-26 campaign 12-14 overall and finished third ...
MINNEOTA — The Minneota girls basketball team put together a successful 2025-26 season campaign, and made strides in its depth and scoring as the year progressed. The Vikings finished 19-9 overall and second in the Camden Conference South Division, marking a two-win improvement from their ...
WESTBROOK — Despite losing some key pieces from last year’s strong season, the Westbrook-Walnut Grove girls basketball team found a way to continue to win games. Led by the continued growth of Leah Carter, the Chargers persisted and remained one of the stronger teams in the Red Rock ...
LITCHFIELD PARK, Ariz. — The Southwest Minnesota State University golf team placed ninth out of 10 teams at the SMSU Challenge on Friday, compiling a team score of 129-over during the two-day tournament. Meghan Pundsack led SMSU in the tournament, building on her 12-over performance on Thursday with a 10-over on Friday to move up into a tie for 18th. She was particularly strong on the back 9, shooting a 3-over with a birdie on hole 15. Allie Nedved and Carly Hamman also placed in the top 50 for the Mustangs, finishing 42nd and 48th. Nedved shot a 13-over to finish the tournament at ...
