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Stillwater Gazette

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Football: Ponies fall short against Prior Lake

SAVAGE — Seeking a fresh start in the postseason, some familiar challenges hampered Stillwater in a 28-13 loss to Prior Lake in the first round of the Class AAAAAA football playoffs on Friday, Oct. 30 at Prior Lake High School. The fifth-seeded Ponies (2-7) were locked in another tight battle through three quarters, but unable to make enough plays down the stretch — or avoid their opponents from seizing those opportunities. “Unfortunately, this feels like a broken record,” Stillwater coach Beau LaBore said. “It feels like most of the games that we’ve played.” The Ponies outgained Prior Lake (360-340), gained more first downs (26-14), and held a nearly 14-minute advantage in time of possession while running more than twice the number of plays (82 to 40), but were held scoreless in the second half as the Lakers (5-4) pulled away for their fifth straight victory after starting the season 0-4. Prior Lake’s reward is a road trip to top-seeded Moorhead (9-0) on Friday, Nov. 6 for a spot in the state tournament. The Spuds join Champlin Park (9-0) as the only remaining teams without a loss among the state’s largest schools. Stillwater moved the ball throughout the game against a

Stillwater, MN · 2d

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South St. Paul City Council to Debate Property Tax Reduction

Neighborhood news supported by neighbors. Want to see City Council coverage in South St. Paul? It’s fueled by member support. Learn more about our ambitious goal to explore Council coverage. The 2027 budget is on the agenda for Monday’s South St. Paul City Council work session with potential reductions...

South St Paul, MN · 2d
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Generations Of St. Paul Families Have Celebrated Over Spaghetti At Cossetta Since 1911

Some family traditions start with a plate of spaghetti and simply never stop. In downtown St. Paul, one Italian spot has been part of birthdays, graduations, and ordinary weeknights since 1911. Longtime fans talk about coming back for more than 40 years, and out-of-town guests often leave planning a return...

St Paul, MN · 21h
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MN weather: Mild Sunday ahead of warmer start to the week

(FOX 9) - Minnesota is in for a mild and mostly sunny end to the weekend, with temperatures expected to warm up slightly for the start of the workweek,. A mild and mostly sunny Sunday is ahead for Minnesota, with highs in the 40s up north and lower 50s farther south.

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Football upsets Northwestern to stay alive in UMAC

ST. PAUL, Minn. - MLC and Northwestern went blow-for-blow in a UMAC heavyweight matchup on Saturday afternoon and the Knights came away with a 35-34 upset win. The difference in the game ended up being a big-time special teams play by Carter Bilitz, who blocked Northwestern's final PAT. The block...

St Paul, MN · 1d

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Gophers-St. Thomas reaction: Isaac Asuma shines as Minnesota holds off Tommies

The Tommies gave Minnesota a on Friday night in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, MN · 2d

Stillwater Gazette

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Girls soccer: Mounds View turns back Ponies in state quarterfinals

SPRING LAKE PARK — After outlasting Stillwater for the conference title, Mounds View also denied the Ponies a trip to U.S. Bank Stadium after prevailing with a 2-1 victory in the Class AAA state quarterfinals on Thursday, Oct. 29 at Spring Lake Park High School. The fifth-seeded Mustangs (17-2-1) jumped out to a two-goal lead early in the second half and withstood strong pressure from Stillwater to earn a spot in the semifinals. Mounds View moved on to face top-seeded Lakeville North (15-1-2) in the semifinals on Thursday, Nov. 7, with the winner to meet either third-seeded Eagan (14-2-3) or seventh-seeded Duluth East (15-4-1) in the finals on Saturday morning. The reigning state champion Ponies, who graduated 17 seniors from that squad, finished the season with a 15-3-2 record. “If you had asked me before the season we would go 15-3-2, I’d take that in a heartbeat,” Ponies coach Mike Huber said. “But once you get to that point where you could have or should have won, it stings a little more.” Stillwater held an 11-6 advantage in shots on goal, but were unable to dig out of a 2-0 deficit. With just four players on the field from last

Mounds View, MN · 1d