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Bloomer’s Hartman triplets commit to South Dakota State
BLOOMER — The Bloomer High School girls cross country and track and field teams have had the blessing of having Aliya, Briella and Ciara Hartman on their teams over the years. That blessing will come to a close following next spring as the senior triplets graduate, but will continue at the Division I collegiate level next fall, as the Hartman triplets announced via social media of their commitment to South Dakota State University for both cross country and track and field. The Hartmans wrapped up their stellar cross country career this fall, claiming the Blackhawks’ fourth consecutive sectional and conference titles. Aliya Hartman further put a bow on the Blackhawks cross country season, setting a new state meet record at the Division 1 meet in Wisconsin Rapids and becoming Bloomer’s first individual girls state champion in cross country. She won with a blazing time of 17 minutes and 1.6 seconds, besting the previous record by nearly 25 seconds, as the Blackhawks finished fourth in a highly-competitive Division 1 field. It continued a standout year for Aliya Hartman, who won the 3,200 meter state track title last spring. The Hartmans, along with senior running mate Sophie Strand, all played huge roles
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Rochester school board vacancy open after director resigns
ROCHESTER, Minn. — The Rochester School Board is accepting applications to fill a seat left vacant by the resignation of Director Karen MacLaughlin. The board announced the vacancy at its Nov. 10. The open term runs through Jan. 2, 2029. To qualify, applicants must be at least 21 years...
winonapost.com
WSHS soccer wins first state championship
For the first time in the program's 35-year history, the Winona Senior High School (WSHS) boys soccer team not only made it to state, but returned home as state champions after defeating Cretin-Derham Hall 3-2 on Saturday. Senior Winhawks player Calvin Mikkelsen said competing and winning the state tournament was surreal and said it felt amazing to have the whole community supporting the team. “Definitely not everybody on our team thought we would make it this far this year. But I'll say one thing: Coach knew. He definitely knew,” Mikkelsen said. Cotter’s boys soccer team took fourth place in its first state tournament.
piercecountyjournal.news
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers makes second visit to PHS
Prescott High School students had a special visitor last week when Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers returned for his second visit to the school, spending time with students in two classrooms and participating in their learning activities. Invited by Prescott High School social studies teacher Jeff Ryan, Evers visited Ryan's Geography...
