
Houston Hurricanes
Houston High School
306 West Elm Street
Houston, MN. 55943
507-896-5323
Superintendent: Mary MoremPrincipal: Michael Mangan
Activities Director: Travis Frank
Volleyball (9/11-9/16)
Soccer (9/11 – 9/16)
(G) Caledonia/Spring Grove/Houston 0, Dover-Eyota 6 (The Warriors had to adjust to the much speedier action on artificial turf. D-E led 4-0 at halftime with quality passes and shots. “Overall,…
Cross Country: Prinsen/LARPH Boys Win D-E Invite
LARPH, LFC, GMLOS and Kingsland all took on the 5,000-meter Dover-Eyota Cross Country Invite. The defending multi-time state representative LARPH boys came away with their first team win of the…
Football: Hurricanes Stun Cougars in Blowout Win
Houston’s Lee Klunder gives Mabel-Canton’s Tyler Larson a textbook shoulder tackle in the team’s South-East matchup. The Hurricanes were on point defensively and offensively with a…
SEC Volleyball (9/5 & 9/7)
Schaeffer Academy 0, Spring Grove 3 > 25-9, 25-4, 25-8 (SG: Joelle Halverson 8 kills; Kendal VanMinsel 16 assists, 6 aces; Emerson Ingvalson 6 kills; Hailey Norman 5 kills; Isabel…
Non-Conference Volleyball (9/5 – 9/9)
Lake City Tourney (Rushford-Peterson went 2-1, beating W-K 2-0 (25-23, 25-13) and Lake City (21-25, 25-20, 15-10) while losing to Red Wing 0-2 (14-25, 17-25). Trojan tourney leaders: T. Helgemoe…
Cross Country (9/7 & 9/9)
LFC’s Issac Snyder competes at the La Crescent cross country invite. The Lanesboro senior was the top Burro guy finisher, as he took eighth overall at…
Soccer (9/5 – 9/9)
(B) PEM 0, Caledonia/Spring Grove/Houston 1 (The game did not resume after halftime due to lightning. Warrior Jacob Hernandez scored the lone goal assisted by Will Hahn. The Warriors then…
Volleyball: Bump-Set-Spike Roundabout
Mabel-Canton volleyball went 6-0 to defend its Floodwood Polar Bear Classic title on Saturday, September 2. In the tournament semifinals, M-C beat Proctor 2-0 to give…
Caledonia/ Spring Grove/Houston Soccer Previews
The Warrior boys welcome back 11 players with varsity experience, but that team went 1-15 (0-10 conference). The five graduates included oft-honored goalkeeper August Allen and all-conference Noah Stigeler. But…