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Vikings finish regular-season conference play undefeated

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No. 1 Minneota 3, Dawson-Boyd 0 DAWSON — The top-ranked Minneota volleyball team continued to roll through its opponents with a 3-0 win over Dawson-Boyd on Tuesday night. The Vikings swept the Blackjacks with game scores of 25-13, 25-10 and 25-12 to finish the year undefeated in ...

Canby/Minneota boys, girls win Camden Conference

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CANBY — The Canby/Minneota cross country team had the top individuals in both the boys and girls races at the Camden Conference Championship Meet on Tuesday afternoon and rode their top finishers to a pair of team titles. In the girls meet, the Lancers swept the top three spots. Braelyn ...

‘I live for the energy’

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MINNEOTA — Volleyball fans that made the trip to Minneota to see the top-ranked Vikings take on the No. 3 Russell-Tyler-Ruthton Knights got their money’s-worth on Thursday night. The crowd was as loud as a championship match for the five-set regular-season rivalry match with fans of both ...

Marshall wins 10th straight Big South title

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MARSHALL — The top-ranked Marshall volleyball team continued its dominance on Tuesday night by taking down St. Peter in straight sets for its 10th consecutive Big South Championship. No other team has ever won a Big South title. The Saints had Marshall sweating in the first set, extending ...

Marshall sends seniors off with a win

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MARSHALL — Seniors on the Marshall swim and dive team closed out their home prep career on a high note Tuesday night, taking down Montevideo 116-69 in the final Tiger home meet of the season at Don Palm Natatorium. The Tigers featured three seniors on their roster, Alex Larson, Elizabeth ...

SMSU wins three straight to knock off USF

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MARSHALL — The No. 7 Southwest Minnesota State volleyball team won three-straight sets on Tuesday evening to take down Sioux Falls in a non-conference match-up 3-1, by scores of 18-25, 25-15, 25-16, 25-21. As a result, the Cougars drop to 8-11 overall, remaining 4-6 in the NSIC, while the ...