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Faribault County Register
USC Volleyball advances in Section
While the Sleepy Eye Storm scored the first point in each one of the three sets, it was the Rebels of United South Central who took care of business the rest of the way and won their Section 2A First Round match. It was played in front of a hometown...
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Men's soccer closes season with loss to Superior
NEW ULM, Minn. - Men's soccer closed its season up against UW-Superior on Saturday afternoon, losing 10-1 to the UMAC Champions. The game featured three goals in the first 2:14. The Yellowjackets scored twice in a 15-second span before Joshua Krenke netted his fourth goal of the season on an assist from Abraham Schlomer. That would be one of just two shots on target for the Knights in the match.
Waseca County News
WASECA AREA FOOTBALL RESULTS: Bluejays advance while Panthers eliminated in section semifinals
Two Waseca County football teams continued their seasons on Saturday afternoon, as the Waseca Bluejays hosted the Luverne Cardinals and the NRHEG Panthers went on the road to face the Fillmore Central Falcons. The Bluejays ended up winning their game 42-21 to advance to the Section 3AAA championship game while the Panthers lost 28-6 to have their season come to a close. Waseca - 42, Luverne - 21 The Jays faced the Cardinals exactly a year after they beat them in last year's section championship game, and they beat them again in the 3AAA semifinals. The game took place in Janesville at JWP's field due to poor field conditions on Waseca's field. The Jays jumped to a 14-0 lead before the teams traded scores in the final two minutes of the second quarter. Waseca had a 21-7 lead at halftime. The Bluejays scored again at the beginning of the third quarter, with quarterback Kellen Klinger recording a 46-yard touchdown to make it a 28-7 game. Luverne then went on a 14-0 run and cut Waseca's lead down to seven at 28-21, but Klinger recorded his fourth rushing score of the game with 3:28 remaining in the game and Aydan Kath
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Crusaders XC sweep Conference titles
A season packed with first place team victories prefaced a heavily attended Tomahawk Valley Conference meet on Thursday, October 22 at Madelia Golf Course. Though the field includes quality programs Wabasso, Sleepy Eye, and the hosting Madelia, many in attendance–from athletes to fans–recognized they would have to outrun the Mankato Loyola Crusaders to do so. Charlotte Meyer, Lila Quast, Griffin Rutz and Rollie Matejcek were the talk of the day for good reason, as they led Loyola to its second consecutive Conference sweep for the program.
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KEYC
Area athletes shine at state tennis competition
MINNEAPOLIS/BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (KEYC) - State girls tennis competition comes to a close this week with a number of area athletes capping off strong seasons. In Class A, St. James Area’s Elizabeth Shores finishes as the singles runner-up. Fairmont’s doubles team of Emelia Klanderud and Alison Slama finish fourth in...
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Augie football defeats Northern State, 31-24
ABERDEEN, S.D. (AUGUSTANA ATHLETICS) — RV/25-ranked Augustana (7-2, 6-2) defeated Northern State (6-3, 5-3) 31-24 on Saturday at Dacotah Bank Stadium. The Vikings scored the only seven points of the fourth quarter after the teams matched scoring totals in each of the first three quarters. Augustana threw for 316 yards, rushed for 192 and finished […]
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Men's Cross Country Finishes Fourth at UMAC Championship
WINTHROP, Minn. - The University of Northwestern Men's Cross Country Team competed in the 8K at the UMAC Cross Country Championship on Saturday, finishing fourth overall. The Eagles were led by an eighth-place finish from August Swenson (Litchfield, Minn./Litchfield) and a 14th-place finish from Tyler Dueber (Bloomington, Minn./Homeschool). Four Northwestern runners also recorded personal or season-best times at the conference meet.
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Le Sueur County News
MSU Mavericks
Radio Broadcast Changes for Maverick Athletics This Week
MANKATO, Minn. - With the fall and winter sports seasons overlapping this week, several Minnesota State Athletics events will air on different radio stations than usual. The No. 7 Minnesota State women's basketball team opens its 2026-27 season in Wisconsin Dells, Wis., this weekend. The Mavericks' season opener against top-ranked Grand Valley State on Friday, Oct. 30, at 9 a.m. CT will be broadcast on KFSP The Fan 1230 AM/103.1 FM.
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CROSS COUNTRY: Girls repeat as South Central Conference champions
Last year, the Le Sueur-Henderson Giants girls cross country team won the South Central Conference Championship, earning the program’s very first conference championship in its 20-year history. On Monday, Oct. 19, the girls team made another entry into the record book as they successfully defended their conference championship title – and had every varsity runner earn a conference honor.
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Treynor's Knispel finds perfect fit with Minnesota State-Mankato swimming
(Treynor) -- Treynor senior Madeline Knispel has already established herself as one of the area's top swimmers, and she'll have the opportunity to continue her career at the NCAA Division II level after committing to Minnesota State-Mankato. Knispel, who swims for Lewis Central, finished 11th in the 100 freestyle and...
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Sun Patriot
Wildcats run well at Mankato Invite
The Waconia cross country team competed in the Mankato East Invitational Oct. 14, where the girls team took second and the boys took fourth among a field of 11 teams. Devin Hess led the girls with a fifth place time of 18 minutes, 28.3 seconds, and was followed by Hazel Dubbe (18:43.3), Jaidee Goehring (18:46.9), Brekken Miller (18:54.8), Britt Hendrickson (19:24.3), Brooklyn Gelschus (19:41.9), Berkley Miller (19:50.2) and Lila Koller (20:44.7). Mitchell Moyer finished fourth for the boys (15:19.2) and Jackson Klingelhutz was sixth (15:52.9). They were followed by James Eddie (16:32.3), Everett Worm (16:56.6), Lars Gorrie (16:57.2), Blake Donnelly (17:02.8), Brayden Donnelly (17:45.7) and William McPherson (17:53.2).
Waseca County News
Bluejays end losing streak with home play-in victory over Tigers
The Waseca volleyball team ended its long losing streak on Friday, Oct. 23 against the same team they beat in their latest victory. The Bluejays took on the Medford Tigers in the Section 2AA playoffs at home in what was the section’s only play-in match. The teams were set to play each other on Monday, Oct. 26 ahead of the first round at Southwest Christian High School in Chaska before the play-in match was moved to Friday night instead. Before taking on the Tigers in a playoff thriller, the Bluejays had their regular season finale on Monday, Oct. 19 on the road against the NRHEG Panthers. Waseca jumped to a 4-0 lead right away in the first set in New Richland and they held the lead for the majority of the set. After taking a timeout when the score was 18-15, the panthers scored five straight points to take their first lead of the set. Now down by two points, the Jays tied the set at 20 and ended up taking the lead back at 23-21. NRHEG then called their second timeout of the set. The Panthers then retook the lead at 24-23 before Waseca tied it at 24. NRHEg