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Titans take down the Cardinals to reach Section 3AAA Championship
Two weeks ago, the Tri-City United football team trailed Fairmont with just over a minute and a half left in regulation and performed a perfect two-minute drill to go ahead late and earn a 26-25 victory. Saturday afternoon in Montgomery, the Titans once again had the football with just under two minutes to go in regulation, tied 13-13 with the Cardinals with a trip to the Section 3AAA Championship game on the line. Once again, TCU performed perfectly down the stretch, scoring a go-ahead touchdown with 1:05 remaining in regulation before forcing a fumble to secure the 20-13 victory. “We got a bunch of guys that hate losing, I've been saying it all year. This group of seniors, a lot of them have been starting since they were sophomores and they've been through a lot,” said TCU head coach Matt Collins after the win. “Their sophomore year, we went one and eight, but they made a decision that we're done losing. They don't lose in practice, and they refuse to lose at the end of games, and it really just comes down to that.” With the win, the Titans advance to the Section 3AAA Championship game where they will face
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Wildcats win numerous conference championships in cross country
The Waconia cross country team competed in the Metro West Conference Championships at Hyland Greens Golf Course Oct. 20, where the Wildcats won conference titles across the board, as the boys and girls squads finished in first place in varsity and junior varsity events. “I think our team’s performance at the Metro West Championships was probably one of the most successful days for our program as a whole, in the history of our organization,” said coach Christian Gilbert. “The girls repeated as champions for a fifth year in a row and all nine runners either received All Conference or All Conference Honorable Mention — a full team effort.” The boys had four runners in the top 10, as Mitchell Moyer finished in fourth place (16 minutes, 12.5 seconds), Soren Kendrick was fifth (16:24.3), Ryker Ballard was seventh (16:34.5) and James Eddie was 10th (16:48.7). They were followed by Jackson Klingelhutz (16:50.4), Gunnar Gorrie (16:57.7), Everett Worm (17:38.9), Lars Gorrie (17:39.5), Levi Klingelhutz (17:40.3) and Blake Donnelly (18:10.7). Mackenzie Meuleners led the girls with a first place finish of 18:54.7, while Avery Hess was sixth (19:32.8) and Devin Hess was seventh (19:33.3). They were followed by Hazel Dubbe (19:53.8), Jaidee Goehring
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Huskies upset by Panthers 25-20 in Section 1AAAAA semifinals
The Owatonna football team fell to Rochester Century last season in a shocking loss and this year was no different. It just came a little later in the season. The Huskies hosted the Century Panthers on Saturday night, with the match-up being the Section 1AAAAA semifinals. Owatonna was the No. 1 seed in the section while the Panthers are No. 5. As the top seed, Owatonna had a bye in the quarterfinals action on Tuesday, Oct. 27 along with No. 2 Northfield. The Panthers beat No. 4 New Prague on the road 22-14 to advance while No. 3 Rochester Mayo advanced on the other side of the bracket with a 49-0 win over No. 6 Rochester John Marshall. The Huskies entered Saturday’s game with a six-game win streak, with their latest win being the regular season finale at Apple Valley on Wednesday, Oct. 21. They looked to get another win against Century this season after beating them in the regular season 34-7 on Thursday, Sept. 17. Last season saw the Huskies lose to Century 12-7 in the regular season before beating them in the section quarterfinals 33-19. The Huskies got the ball first to start the semifinals match-up and looked
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Volleyball swept twice, eliminated from postseason contention
NEW ULM, Minn. - MLC volleyball was swept by Minnesota Morris on Friday and Crown on Saturday, eliminating the team from postseason contention. The Knights have a 2-8 UMAC record with two matches remaining. Crown is 5-6, a mark that MLC cannot reach. Morris dominated MLC to the tune of...