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Duluth East stuns No. 2 Wayzata 3-0, advances to Class 3A state soccer semifinals
SPRING LAKE PARK, Minn. — Seventh-seeded Duluth East delivered one of the biggest upsets of the Minnesota girls high school soccer state tournament Wednesday evening, defeating second-seeded Wayzata 3-0 in a Class 3A quarterfinal at Spring Lake Park High School. Lilli Kuettel scored twice for the Greyhounds to power...
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northlandsoccer.com
Training Tidbits: Loons prepare for another must win match
As Minnesota United prepares for what could be the final stretch of the season, a lot of questions remain regarding the club. Can they make the playoffs (mathematically yes), are the players still playing for the coaching staff (also yes), and how is injury recovery going. Amongst various other questions supporters have about MNUFC.
rubiconline.com
Cross country runners set personal bests in final regular season meet
On Oct. 13, the cross-country team raced in the Independent Metro Athletic Conference (IMAC) on a cold fall afternoon, with a high of 57 degrees. The route featured high hills and many loops, with many areas where the audience could cheer on the athletes. There was a wide range of runners, from middle schoolers to seniors, competing for varsity at this conference for both boys and girls. There were 5 other teams across the IMAC event: Minnehaha, Blake, Breck, Mounds Park Academy and Providence.
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cspbears.com
CSP volleyball set for trio of road matches this week
ST. PAUL, Minn. – The No. 9 Concordia-St. Paul volleyball team (18-5, 13-2 NSIC) is set for a trio of road matches this week, with a mid-week bout at Minnesota State scheduled for Tuesday before they wrap up the week at Sioux Falls (S.D.) on Friday and No. 15 Southwest Minnesota State on Saturday.
bvmsports.com
Minnesota Shuts Out Oregon 4-0
ST. PAUL, Minn. - Backed by a two-goal performance from Ava Westlund and goal contributions from Caroline Birdsell and Keegan Schmeiser , the University of Minnesota soccer team (8-6-3, 4-5-2 Big Ten) defeated the Oregon Ducks (6-8-3, 4-6-2 Big Ten) in a decisive 4-0 victory on Sunday afternoon at Elizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium. The Golden Gophers closed out their regular-season home schedule outshooting the Ducks 19-11 and putting seven shots on goal. Westlund led the way offensively with a brace, while Birdsell and Schmeiser each finished a strike. Katie Krohn contributed two assists, while Kate Childers and Emily Filbrun both...
northlandsoccer.com
Clean sheet and Westlund brace leads Gophers in routing of Oregon
Sunday afternoon in St. Paul was Pink Day at Elizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium in St. Paul. But it was all maroon and gold from the outset as Minnesota dominated the Ducks from whistle to whistle. Two early first half goals and two second half goals handed the Gophers their eighth win of the season and fourth in Big Ten play.
Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
Why Par365 was founded to drive community and diversity in golf
Thomas Jackson’s favorite part about being a Black business owner in Minnesota is the ability to create community, perspective, autonomy and authentic experiences. “I think it’s what really drew me to entrepreneurship,” he said. Jackson dived into entrepreneurship after discovering golf as a new hobby during the...
unweagles.com
Eagles Shutout the Knights on Senior Day
ST. PAUL, Minn. - The University of Northwestern Women's Soccer Team hosted Martin Luther College on Senior Night. After honoring Sam Hansen (Cottage Grove, Minn./New Life Academy), Jessica Redman (Beaver Dam, Wis./Beaver Dam), Brynn Kolbrek (Maple Grove, Minn./Maranatha Christian Academy), and Sophia Boockmeier (Victoria, Minn./Holy Family Catholic) before kickoff, the Eagles went to work on the field, scoring four goals in the first half and adding one more in the second for a 5-0 victory.
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Eagles Run for 280 Yards, Win Big Over Greenville
ST. PAUL, Minn. - Sometimes, you just have to run the dang ball. Such was the game plan for the University of Northwestern Football team on an unusually gorgeous Saturday afternoon at Reynolds Field, who gashed Greenville University for 280 yards on the ground, and 480 total yards, in a dominant, 40-10 win. The Eagles scored twice on the ground and three times through the air to improve to 4-0 in UMAC competition, and increase their scoring margin to +84 in league play.
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Carleton takes high-scoring football game from Pipers
Carleton takes high-scoring football game from Pipers. Hamline football took a 41-49 loss against Carleton on Saturday, Oct. 17. Hamline had held a lead on a conference top-four Carleton squad going into halftime and the fourth quarter. Less than eight minutes in, Hamline took a 14-0 lead off of two...
Stillwater Gazette
Boys soccer: Ponies fall short against St. Paul Central
ST. PAUL — The optimism grew after a scoreless opening half, but it was second-seeded St. Paul Central that took advantage of its opportunities in the second half to defeat Stillwater 2-1 in the semifinals of the Section 4AAA boys soccer tournament on Thursday, Oct. 15 at Griffin Stadium. The sixth-seeded Ponies (8-7-3) were hoping to pull off its second upset of the tourney after blanking third-seeded White Bear Lake 2-0 in the quarterfinals. But it was the Minutemen (11-3-3) who advanced and eventually defeated fifth-seeded Two Rivers 3-2 in the section finals on Oct. 20. Two Rivers (9-6-1) eliminated top-seeded East Ridge 1-0 in double overtime in the other semifinal, handing the Raptors (12-1-5) their only loss of the season. It was a promising start for Stillwater after winning the toss and choosing to play into a significant wind for the first half. Even with that, the Ponies held a 4-3 advantage in shots during the first half. “It worked out well,” Ponies coach Jake Smothers said. “They had one really good look and we had a couple decent looks, but got to have 0-0 and felt really good about what was going to happen.” The Ponies were applying