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Boys Basketball (01/20)

January 20, 2025 by Paul Trende

Spring Grove’s Lyric Stadtler (#20) tries to stay with Houston’s Zach Olson and the upcoming screen from Carter Geiwitz. The SEC-East leading Hurricanes (5-1, 7-2) topped the Lions 55-46 in overtime to sweep the season series. Photo by Paul Trende

East Leading ‘Canes, Cards Winners of Busy SEC Week Teams from the SEC-East played multiple game versus each other, plus versus LeRoy-Ostrander.  Houston at Spring Grove went to overtime. Jake Merchlewitz’s ‘Canes built a 37-23 second half lead before SG roared back. Devon Williams scored seven straight points and Bryce Berns scored six via the drive late, the last … [Read more...]

Girls Basketball (01/20)

January 20, 2025 by Paul Trende

Spring Grove’s Kylie Hammel shoots over Grand Meadow’s Naomi Warmka in the teams’ SEC game for first place. The Lions ended on a 24-5 run to erase a 44-35 deficit and post a 59-49 win, grabbing sole possession of the top spot in the league. Photo by Paul Trende

SG Tops King, GM, and R-P, Leads SEC The Spring Grove girls took sole possession of first place in the SEC with a 79-53 runaway win over Kingsland followed by a bizarre comeback 59-49 road victory at Grand Meadow. A day later, the Lions took a tight 56-53 non-conference home victory over section rival Rushford-Peterson. The Lions led the Knights all game, including a 38-26 … [Read more...]

Hot Shots

January 13, 2025 by Paul Trende

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Rushford-Peterson’s 7th-ranked boys hammered W-K 93-42 to win their seventh straight game.  The Trojans (4-1, 8-1) trail Class AA #2 Caledonia (5-0, 9-1) in the TRC-East.    FC’s boys shot an eye-popping 58 threes in losing to Hayfield 77-59.  Grace Schroeder scored 23 points as Chatfield’s girls beat La Crescent/Hokah 55-37.  Fillmore Central’s girls posted wins over … [Read more...]

Boys Basketball (1/13)

January 13, 2025 by Paul Trende

Lanesboro’s Aedan Flaby contests the shot of Grand Meadow’s Logan Grafe in the teams’ non-conference affair at the Target Center. Part of a boys/girl’s doubleheader, the Burros got the win 43-36. Photo by Ron Mayer

Burros and Larks Play Series at Target Center Lanesboro and Grand Meadow basketball teams each got to play on the big floor in Minneapolis, as the teams participated in a special doubleheader at the Target Center.  Shooting was a struggle for all teams in the big arena.  Leading 15-14 at halftime, GM’s girls strung three straight makes together early in the second half to lead … [Read more...]

Wrestling (1/13)

January 13, 2025 by Paul Trende

Chatfield’s Cole Ramaker works for a pin (he would get) in the Gopher’s dual with Bettendorf Iowa at “The Clash.” Chatfield lost the Friday placement first place match to Bettendorf, but they took a still strong sixth overall at the set of duals held in La Crosse. Photo by Sarah Sexton

Gophers Take Sixth at “The Clash” For a second straight year, Chatfield wrestling took on the prestigious 32-team “The Clash” set of duals.  Strong squads from Minnesota (12), Illinois (5), Iowa (3), Wisconsin (6), Ohio (1), Idaho (1), Missouri (2), Washington (1), and California (1) competed.  Minnesota (10) and Wisconsin (6) alone combined for 16 ranked teams (info on the … [Read more...]

Hot Shots

January 6, 2025 by Paul Trende

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Camden Hungerholt scored 35 points, but L-O fell to BP 61-48 at GM’s holiday tourney. Carson Harstad went for 25 (pts) and 10 (rebs) as Chatfield beat Prairie du Chien 79-39, then 25 more points in a 58-47 loss to Z-M, both at the WSU Tourney. The Gophers (1-2, 4-6) have eclipsed last year’s win total. Kendall Knutson scored 21 points as Chatfield’s girls beat Winona-Senior at … [Read more...]

Wrestling (1/6)

January 6, 2025 by Paul Trende

For a second straight year, Chatfield wrestling grabbed the Bi-State team title, not only in the Division III portion, but overall. With a champion (Jameson Priebe), a runner-up (Carson Rowland), a third place (Javier Berg) and five other placers, the Gophers defended their championship from last year. Photo submitted

Girls Wrestling: Christenson’s Title Highlights Area Girls at Bi-State A year ago, at the first ever girls Bi-State wrestling tournament, GMLOS had five placers and Chatfield two. Bulldog Diann Smith’s third place finish was the best finish. This year’s large event had the two squads back in action in La Crosse. Each had five girls’ place. GMLOS’ Brandy Christenson broke new … [Read more...]

Boys Basketball (1/6)

January 6, 2025 by Paul Trende

Fillmore Central’s Bridon Bahl and Rushford-Peterson’s Cole Thompson battle for a rebound at the Trojans’ holiday tourney. R-P whipped FC 86-39. Photo by Paul Trende

Trojans Series with FC and Lanesboro Highlights Shoot-For-Three Games Rushford-Peterson hosted their Holiday 3-Coops Shoot-For-Three tournament. The Trojans played boys/girls series with Fillmore Central and Lanesboro. R-P’s teams had little trouble with the Falcons. The Trojans boys led 22-15 in the first half when FC starting point guard Clayton Schoepski picked up his … [Read more...]

Football: State Honors Highlighted by L-O’s Hungerholt Earning Mr. Football

December 30, 2024 by Paul Trende

The Mr. Minnesota Football ten finalists. Included is the Mr. Football for 2024, LeRoy-Ostrander senior Camden Hungerholt (front row holding the trophy). He is the first 9-Man player ever to win the prestigious award. Photo by Trevor Carrier

LeRoy-Ostrander/Lyle/Pacelli senior quarterback/defensive back Camden Hungerholt has been named Mr. Football for 2024 by the Minnesota Football Coaches Association. He is the first 9-Man player to receive the award in the 21 years of its existence.  Hungerholt was honored on December 15 at the Mr. Football banquet in St. Louis Park. He was one of 10 finalists from all classes. … [Read more...]

Hot Shots (12/30)

December 30, 2024 by Paul Trende

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LARP wrestling notched wins over Triton (36-33), Waseca (48-28), and Rochester-Century (45-21) at the Cobras triangular, then beat Lake City (55-12). The Screamin’ Eagles (2-0, 11-0) stayed perfect on the year. Zach Plank (189), Owen Lange (127), Carter Cady (152), Christian Zibrowski (121), and Quintin Betthauser (145) each went 4-0 in said duals. Class AA #2-ranked Caledonia … [Read more...]

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