Lyle/Pacelli 3, Grand Meadow 2 > 25-23, 25-23, 19-25, 25-27, 9-15 (GM: S. Braun 11 kills, 20 digs; Q. Schaalma 32 assists, 16 digs, 4 aces; Claire Munson 6 kills, 8 digs; Riley Bungum 11 kills; Rylee Holst 11 digs; Peyton Nordeng 16 digs.) Kingsland 3, Glenville-Emmons 2 > 25-20, 13-25, 25-23, 20-25, 15-10 (K: C. Drury-DeBoer 3 kills, 25 digs; Jill Moore 3 kills, 16 … [Read more...]
Three Rivers Conference Volleyball (9/10)
St. Charles 0, #7 in AA Caledonia 3 > 25-10, 25-16, 25-12 (C: Paizley Lange 8 kills, 17 digs; Ashlyn Reinhart 10 kills; Lily Augedahl 25 assists, 21-22, 3 aces; Lauren Goetzinger 9 digs; Elsa Blum 3 kills 9 digs; Adrienne Lange 4 kills) Dover-Eyota 3, Chatfield 0 > 18-25, 19-25, 17-25 (C: Cora Bicknese 6 kills, 17 digs; Brynn Tweten 12 assists; Addison Johnsrud 8 … [Read more...]
South-East Sub-District Football (9/11)
Lanesboro 22, Alden-Conger/Glenville-Emmons 28 (L: T. Tessum 10-131, 2 TDs, conversion rushing; Henry Semmen 12-58, conversion rushing; Braylon Hanson 71-yard TD pass to Quadyn Kettner. The Burros did not punt but had four total turnovers, two interceptions and two lost fumbles. The last fumble came in the final minutes on the Burros’ final drive with starting QB Tessum out … [Read more...]
Southeast-Yellow Sub-District Football (9/11)
Chatfield 0, Dover-Eyota 20 (C: Logan Pearson 4-38 rushing, 4-30 receiving; Hunter Polikowsky 13-47 rushing; Carter Ask 4 of 11, 30 yards passing. D-E’s Caden Haag returned the opening kickoff 87 yards for a touchdown and that was all the Eagles needed. With yards lost, Chatfield was outgained 203 to 64 on the ground. The Gophers lost four fumbles, losing turnovers 4-0. … [Read more...]
Hot Shots
Kale Eiken carried 38 times for 203 yards and 3 touchdowns to lead M-C over Houston 46-18 in South-East football action. Carter Hershberger added 106 yards and two TDs on the ground for the Cougars. Dylan Halverson amassed over 300 yards of total offense (135 rushing, 194 passing) and four total TDs as Spring Grove topped Faribault B.A. 28-6. Teague Tessum ran for 131 yards to … [Read more...]
Football: Southland Ends FC’s 16-Game Regular Season Win Streak
A year ago, Fillmore Central had its toughest regular season game against Southland in week two. FC prevailed 30-22 with Rebel quarterback Henry Wiste leaving the game with an injury. Southland led said game 14-6 at halftime before giving up 24 straight points. This year’s week two matchup between the teams was thus a marquee affair, with Southland getting revenge. The Falcons … [Read more...]
Football: Cardinals Rip W-K 47-0, Improve to 2-0
LeRoy-Ostrander/Lyle/Pacelli, for a second time in two weeks, rode senior quarterback Reid Hungerholt to a decisive win. The South-East’s most explosive player, Hungerholt ran for 192 yards on 22 carries and four touchdowns while also throwing for two more scores (9 of 19, 140 yards, 2 INTs) versus Wabasha-Kellogg. After a scoreless first quarter, the Cardinals led 14-0 at the … [Read more...]
Football: Warriors Blast Saints to Improve to 2-0
After a nail-biting 25-18 overtime win in week one over TRC rival Rushford-Peterson, Caledonia had much less drama in blanking St. Charles in a week two Southeast-Yellow football affair. The defense pitched a shutout and harvested five interceptions, one each from Jacob Klug, Tyson Ginther, Oliver Stemper, Colin Stemper, and Bo Knutson. The offense scored three touchdowns in … [Read more...]
Volleyball: #1 Falcons Start Year 7-0, Take Second at Aerie Invite
Ranked #1 in Class A to start the year, Fillmore Central volleyball’s week was purely non-conference action versus higher class teams. Travis Malley’s Falcons went 4-1, only losing to the #6 team in Class AAAA. Hosting AA Zumbrota-Mazeppa in non-tourney action, FC spotted the Cougars the first set 25-23, but then dominated for the 3-1 win (23-25, 25-14, 25-10, 25-10). Three … [Read more...]
Cross Country: Bauer’s Massive Week Highlights Cross Country Action
The running season is again off and going. As with early fall cross country meets, temperatures are something to be concerned with. LARPH’s boys’ team, plus its top girl runner, are forces to contend with. At La Crescent/Hokah’s “Crazy Buffalo” 4,000-meter run, LARPH’s guys took first with the individual champion. But the girls took second also with the individual champ. Matt … [Read more...]