MARSHALL — Looking to keep on an upward trend and extending its winning streak, the Southwest Minnesota State University womens basketball team hits the road this weekend for a pair of Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference games. The Mustangs will take on Jamestown on Friday, and will face ...
MARSHALL — The Southwest Minnesota State University mens basketball team enters the weekend looking to build on a current six-game win streak along with maintaining the top of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference leaderboard. The Mustangs will hit the road to take on the University ...
DAWSON — Adam DeVlaeminck earned a trio of victories to earn his 175th career win for the Minneota wrestling team on Tuesday, helping the No. 4 Vikings sweep their way through the United quadrangular. Minneota topped the hosting Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle Valley/Montevideo United wrestling team 48-24, and that was as close as it got on the day as Minneota ran away with a 50-16 win over New London-Spicer and a 60-10 win over Worthington. United returns to action with a dual at Marshall on Thursday at 6 p.m. Minneota (22-1) next competes at a Triangular in Olivia with BOLD and ...
Minneota 53, Canby 49 CANBY — Autum Anderson and Jayla Jerzak each scored 14 points to help lift the Minneota girls basketball team to a 53-49 Camden Conference win over Canby after a back-and-forth battle. The Lancers held Jaylyn Coequyt, Minneota’s leading scorer, to just 2 points on the night. With Coequyt being limited, other Vikings stepped up to the challenge to showcase the team’s depth. Along with Anderson and Jerzak, Ava Rost also finished in double-figure scoring with 10 points. Jerzak also had a team-high six rebounds, while Anderson led with four steals. ...
MARSHALL — The first-place Luverne boys hockey team was too much for the Marshall Tigers to handle in Big South Conference play on Tuesday. The Tigers put together an improved performance compared to their last matchup against the Cardinals, but still fell 5-1. “We didn’t get pucks on ...
Marshall at Mankato West, 7:30 p.m. MANKATO — The Marshall boys basketball team wasn’t able to get back to .500 on Tuesday, falling 72-59 to Mankato West in Big South play. Oliver Voigt was the lone Tiger to score in double figures, finishing with 23 points on 10 of 17 shooting. His six rebounds were also a team-high. Levi Maeyaert and Patrick Morman also contributed 9 and 8 points for the Tigers in the loss. Marshall (7-9) plays the third of five consecutive road games on Friday, taking on Waseca (11-6) at 7:15 p.m. Canby 71, RRC 64 TYLER — Henry Stavnes made his ...
