MARSHALL — The perennially deep Marshall track and field team is going to look to put together another successful season in 2026, albeit with some new faces at the helm. The Tigers graduated eight of their 14 individual state qualifiers from last season, but still bring back a crop of strong ...
MARSHALL — Despite some key losses on both sides for the Marshall golf teams, the Tigers have what it takes to put together another competitive season. Senior Dayton Webskowski leads a junior-heavy girls team that’s looking to make waves, while junior Deacon Wing and freshman Elijah Winn give the boys team some strong carry-over from last season as Scott Midtaune takes the reins from Kari Ehlers as the boys head coach. Marshall’s girls team took a big leap forward last season, finishing third in the Section 3AA championship and sending Webskowski back to the state tournament as ...
MARSHALL — Fielding a roster composed primarily of underclassmen, the Marshall softball team is looking to continue rebuilding this year. The Tigers went winless last season after graduating nearly its entire roster from a year prior, but looks to continue developing its abundance of young ...
MARSHALL — Year-in, year-out, the Marshall baseball team has consistently found ways to win. The Tigers haven’t been back to the state tournament since their 2021 appearance, but they’ve consistently been right around where they need to be at the end of the season, and expectations for ...
REDWOOD FALLS — The Lakeview boys and Canby/Minneota girls each finished up as team runners-up at the Redwood Track and Field on Tuesday. The Lakeview boys finished with a team score of 94.5, trailing only Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial-Nicollet’s 135. Wabasso placed eighth on the boys side with 50 points followed by Canby/Minneota’s 41. On the girls side, Canby/Minneota’s 91 was behind only LCWM-N’s 103. Lakeview placed fifth with 79 points and Wabasso placed ninth with 46. Jackson Staab earned a pair of first-place finishes in the discus and shot put, and Broden ...
MINNEOTA — Jase Sorensen took first place overall while Owen Dalager and Blayze Hulzebos followed in the top-5 to help lead the Minneota boys golf team win the Camden Conference South 9-hole invitational on Tuesday at its home meet at the Countryside Golf Club. The Vikings took first place with a team score of 164, which was 10 strokes under Canby and Lakeview’s runner-up finish of 174. Yellow Medicine East placed fourth with a 187, and Tracy-Milroy-Balaton followed in fifth with a score of 197. The invite was competitive between several athletes and schools, as the ...
