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Mayo Boys Soccer Win Section Title in Penalty Kicks
(ABC 6 Sports) — High School Boys Soccer highlights from the Section 1 Class AAAA Boys Soccer Championship. The Mayo Spartans will move on to the State Tournament.
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GAME-PREVIEW: Rushford-Peterson Trojan Football @ Kenyon-Wanamingo
(KWMN)- The Rushford-Peterson Trojans (5-2) look to avenge last weeks’ loss tonight in a matchup with Kenyon-Wanamingo (0-7). The Trojans suffered a heartbreaking loss in their season one week ago, falling 7-21 to the Dover-Eyota Eagles. Rushford-Peterson stumbled early, going down 0-7 in the first quarter, but would come to tie the game late in the second. They were unable to hold off the eagles however, who marched down the field with just 2 minutes remaining and scored int he final 40 seconds to retake the lead, a lead they would never relinquish. The Eagles successfully stimmed the run game over the Trojans, holding them to just 160 yards on 34 carries. Owen Lange did find the endzone on the ground, punching it in from 7-yards out, but did not get much of anything else.
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Winona Area Public Schools raise more than $22K for unified programs, Special Olympics at annual Polar Plunge
WINONA, Minn. (WXOW) – Winona Area Public Schools held its third annual "Cool School Polar Plunge" Tuesday afternoon, with students, staff and community members braving cold water to raise more than $22,000 for the schools unified programs and Special Olympics of Minnesota. The district's Unified classes and clubs bring...
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Warriors fall to Beavers with two home matches left
Can a few key moments have changed the course of a match? A crisp October night at Maxwell Field set the stage for Winona State University for a women’s soccer match against Bemidji State University to begin their home weekend slate on Oct. 16. The Beavers entered the contest fourth in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference with a 6-3-2 record. The Warriors, fresh off a tough home contest against Minnesota State University – Mankato, wanted to avoid giving up an early lead against the Beavers.
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GAME-PREVIEW: Cotter Ramblers Football @ St. Charles
(KWMN)- The Cotter Ramblers (5-2) travel through the bluffs to face the St. Charles Saints (1-6) to end the regular season. Cotter is 1-week removed from a dominating 33-14 victory over Plainview-Elgin-Millville on senior night but had to overcome some second-half struggles. The Ramblers took a 3-score lead into halftime but failed to score on their opening drive in the second, fumbling twice. PEM capitalized on multiple mistakes, scoring on back-to-back drives to draw close, before Cotter eventually put them away. Cotter needs a win tonight to secure at least one home game through the section playoffs, which start next Tuesday, October 27th.
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Sovereignty Works at Saratoga, Mott is Pleased
Sovereignty (Into Mischief) worked five furlongs in 1:02.76 Sunday over the Saratoga training track in what was his penultimate workout before the Oct. 31 GI Breeders Cup Classic. “Visually, it looked fine to me,” trainer Bill Mott said. “He looked good. I didn't have a watch, but I thought that...
Sun Patriot
Raiders rally to earn first win
There was no scoring in the first half of Central’s Friday night matchup with Kenyon-Wannamingo, but it was a different story in the second half, as the Raiders came out of the break inspired. “We came out slow — it’s homecoming week, so there are a lot of distractions, but they finished strong in the second half and I was proud of the way they played,” said coach Tyler Mundt. “We talk about flushing it and moving to the next play and it finally kind of clicked this game.” The Raiders’ road a punishing run game to 21-second half points to defeat the Knights 21-6. Jack Kloempken was the first to find paydirt for Central, scoring from 2 yards out early in the second quarter. Jacob Neumann followed suit a few minutes later, scoring from 8 yards out to put the Raiders up 14-0. “We played way better in the second half,” said Kloempken. “We started off a little slow, but in the second half, we really fired off.” After dropping their first five games of the season and going into the half without a score, the Raiders became a different team, taking complete control over the final 24 minutes.
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The Caledonia Argus
Soccer Season Ends on First Round Losses in Sections
The Warriors girls’ soccer team faced Cotter on Thursday, Oct. 8, but lost 5-0, Rochester John Marshall on Sat. Oct. 10th, and finally Dover-Eyota at Dover Eyota on Tuesday Oct. 13, for the first round of the section tournament, losing and ending their season by a 4-1 score. The Boys faced Winona Senior High on Thursday Oct. 8th but lost 9-0, and in the first round of the section tournament they faced Kasson-Mantorville on Monday, Oct. 12, but lost by a score of 7-0. Stay tuned for the season review for all fall sports coming soon!
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Win on the Court, Loss in the Books: Luther Forced to Forfeit Arcadia Match
(10-14-26) The Luther Knights beat Arcadia 25-12, 25-15, 25-23 on Tuesday night in Onalaska — and it won’t count. Luther athletic director Dan Unke confirmed the Knights are required to forfeit their Oct. 13 volleyball contest against the Arcadia Raiders due to an eligibility infraction, per News 8 Now Sports reporting.
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No. 15 Bethel overwhelms St. Olaf 82-7
No. 15 Bethel scored early, often and in nearly every way imaginable Saturday, rolling past St. Olaf 82-7 behind a dominant performance from quarterback Cooper Drews and a rushing attack that eclipsed 400 yards. The Royals improved to 4-2 on the season, with their only losses coming against nationally ranked North Central College and St. […]
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Wisconsin High School Volleyball Team Forced To Lose Conference Title For Letting Injured Player Serve
Luther High School was forced to forfeit its volleyball match against Arcadia. The Knights will no longer be able to claim a share of the conference championship because of the retroactive loss, which stemmed from an unintended eligibility violation. It did not have an impact on the outcome at the time of the infraction. However, […] The post Wisconsin High School Volleyball Team Forced To Lose Conference Title For Letting Injured Player Serve appeared first on BroBible.
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Byron spoils Kasson-Mantorville senior night
Jordan Heimer had two rushing touchdowns for Byron in the 37-7 road win against Kasson-Mantorville. Kasson-Mantorville’s senior night was spoiled in a 37-7 defeat against Byron last Friday night. Byron got on the board first with a 34 yard passing touchdown with Elijah Rodemeyer connecting with Keaton Hansen in...
St. Peter Herald
Everett Pettis, Lily Prunty crowned Homecoming royalty
Before the Saints football team hit the field to take on Albert Lea, St. Peter Public High School Homecoming Court lined up in front of the bleachers to be inducted into the pantheon of Homecoming Royalty. Everett Pettis and Lily Prunty were crowned St. Peter High School’s Homecoming King and Queen on Friday, Oct. 9 ahead of the Saints football game against Albert Lea. Everett Pettis was crowned the 2022 Homecoming King by last year’s King Amar Daidzic and Lily Prunty was coronated Homecoming Queen by former Queen Macey Portner. The pair were selected from a court of 10 candidates including king candidates Alex Korir, Ryan Moelter, Finley Olson, and Zakir SayidNour, as well as queen candidates Audrey Menning, Sammy Rubischko, Lyric Ruble, and Noelle Simonette. Alex Korir, Everett Pettis, Ryan Moelter, Finley Olson and Zakir SayidNour line up awaiting to see who will receive the crown of St. Peter’s 2025 Homecoming King. (Left to right) Noelle Simonette, Lyric Ruble, Audrey Menning Sammy Rubischko, Lily Prunty line up to see who will be crowned Homecoming Queen. The coronation and subsequent victory over Albert Lea capped off an eventful Homecoming Week of dress up days and activities for St. Peter St.