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Sports Columns

We could do without 3rd-place game, all these bowls

As the World Cup holds a game to decide third place — who cares? — and a tidal wave of unnecessary bowl games gets cranked up — really, who cares? — we’re reminded that sports, as great as it can be, has a few things we could definitely do without. Modern pentathlon, ...

Hawk-Eyed Sniper

With time ticking down on the clock, Southwest Minnesota State trailed No. 13 Augustana in the final minute of regulation. Coming out of the timeout, the Mustangs inbounded the ball to Abuk Akoi in the high post, but she didn’t have the space to go up with the shot. Instead, she found ...

Shooting for the stars

When Marshall High School first established its soccer team in 2017, Marissa Talamantes was part of a small group that comprised the junior varsity squad. The team was small and primarily consisted of underclassmen and middle schoolers. There was no varsity team. Six years later, Talamantes ...

Pair of former Tigers win NAIA Tourney with Jamestown

SIOUX CITY, Iowa — Jamestown (N.D.) claimed their first NAIA Women’s volleyball title Tuesday night. Included on the roster were former Marshall Tigers Logan Sherman and Jon Hegerle. Sherman, a rightside hitter, is in her junior year at Jamestown. During her time at Marshall, she was a ...

Work Hard, Play Harder Ep. 17: Lakeview football HC Scott Hanson

Last month, I released the 16th episode of my podcast “Work Hard, Play Harder” with Southwest Minnesota State University volleyball players Natalee Rolbiecki and McKenzie Tolk. This week, I am dropping episode 17 with Lakeview football head coach Scott Hanson. What a season Lakeview had, ...