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Wolverines weather the elements in 53-12 loss to JCC
A rain-soaked Sept. 18 home contest saw the Sibley East Wolverines fall 53-12 to reigning Class AA champion Jackson County Central Huskies. The loss marked the Wolverines’ third consecutive defeat of the season, but they showed a slight uptick in offensive production after scoring just six points combined in their first two contests.
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Firebirds split with Sleepy Eye Public, St. Mary’s
The two teams from Sleepy Eye were on the schedule for the GFW Firebirds volleyball team this week. GFW opened the week with a 25-15, 25-23 and 25-19 victory over Sleepy Eye Public and closed the week with a 25-13, 25-13, 19-25 and 25-11 loss to Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s.
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Springfield volleyball wins close battle with Wabasso
SPRINGFIELD, Minn. (KEYC) - Springfield volleyball hosted Wabasso for Tuesday’s game. Springfield wins five-set thriller.
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East girls tennis falls to RJM
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - The Mankato East girls tennis team played host to RJM on Tuesday. Cougars fall by a final of 4-3.
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NRHEG Football Team assists in pontoon rescue during weekend flash flood
NEW RICHLAND, Minn. (KEYC) -The New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva High School football team assisted in an emergency evacuation of the New Richland Care Center on Saturday, Sept. 19. The school’s superintendent, Michael Meihak said the players were able to help pull a pontoon to bring the nursing facility residents from the center...
Faribault County Register
Bucs split matches with the Cardinals
The Blue Earth Area Buccaneers girls tennis team hit the road to face off against Fairmont on Thursday, Sept. 10 before traveling to face Luverne on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The Bucs added another win to their season record with a 7-0 sweep of the Luverne Cardinals at an away meet on Sept. 15.
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Southland tops NRHEG in reschedualed matchup
(ABC 6 Sports) – The matchup between the panthers and rebels was set to take place on Friday, September 18th, but was moved not once but twice to Monday, September 21st due to large amounts of rain that hit New Richland over the weekend. The game was also played...
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The Raiders compete in tight contest with JWP
The Central volleyball team went back and forth with Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton Sept. 8, with the teams exchanging set wins (25-20, 22-25, 25-22, 18-25) before JWP won the tie-breaker 15-13. Raeann Heuer led the attack with 13 kills, and was followed by Layla Honl (9), Brittney Ketcher (5), Ellie Mackenthun (3), Whitney Cebulla (2), Savanna Sprengeler (2), Katelyn Venske (2), Carmen Bratz (1) and Lexi Lehrke (1). Sprengeler and Bratz ran the offense with 16 and 12 digs respectively. Cebulla had two, while Vivien Holland, Venske and Lehrke each had one. The Raiders were strong from the service line, tallying nine aces — Lehrke (3), Cebulla (2), Bratz (1), Sprengeler (1), Honl (1) and Ketcher (1). Three Raiders had double-digit digs, as Lehrke had 15, Holland had 12 and Cebulla had 10. Sprengeler and Honl both had six, while Bratz, Ketcher and Heuer each had two. Ketcher was strong at the net with a solo block and three block assists. Venske had two block assists, while Sprengeler, Honl and Mackenthun each had one. The Raiders then finished the week at the White Hawk Tournament, where they defeated Maranatha 2-0, with losses to Westonka (2-0), Buffalo (2-0) and St. Peter (2-1).
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Longie Breaks Women’s Golf 36-Hole Record as Gusties Tie for Seventh at St. Kate’s Invite
WOODBURY, Minn. – The Gustavus Adolphus College women's golf team finished their weekend of competition at the St. Kate's Invitational on Sunday at Eagle Valley Golf Course. The Gusties opened the tournament with a round of +25 on Saturday and followed up with a round of +28 on Sunday, tying for seventh place out of the field of 11 teams with a total score of +53.
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No. 3 Mavericks Silence No. 25 Wolves
MANKATO, Minn. – The No. 4 Minnesota State Maverick football team scored 28 points in the second quarter to take control against visiting Northern State, earning a 35-17 victory Saturday afternoon on a cool and rainy day in a battle between the final two unbeaten teams in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference.
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Puck Drop at City Center Planned for Tuesday, Sept. 29
MANKATO, Minn. --- Minnesota State will host its annual Puck Drop in Center presented by Snell Motors on Tuesday, Sept. 29, in the City Center Plaza. The event if free and open to the public. Puck Drop in City Center, presented by Snell Motors (City Center Plaza, Mankato), Tuesday, Sept....
Faribault County Register
USC loses a close match to Triton
The United South Central Rebels’ volleyball team suffered their first loss of the season in a close, hard-fought battle against the Triton Cobras on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The match went to five sets, with Triton winning the first set 26-24, then USC winning the next two sets 25-15, 25-19 for a 2-1 lead.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: United spoils RTR’s Homecoming
TYLER — Sleepy Eye United played the role of spoiler on Friday, Sept. 11, beating Russell-Tyler-Ruthton 36-6 in the Knights’ Homecoming game. Sleepy Eye didn’t allow a single RTR offensive TD, holding the Knights to 106 total yards. “They beat us up front on both sides of...
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October 2026 Kubb Tournaments Preview
Fall into October with one of these kubb tournaments. There’s a great variety of locations and team sizes. First up, the second oldest North American tournament, and the only six-person team event this side of the Atlantic—it’s the Dallas Oktoberfest tournament of course! Dallas, Wisconsin a small village, but this tournament has big vibes.
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Northern football falls to No. 4 Minnesota State
MANKATO, Minn. (NORTHERN) – The (RV) Northern State University football team’s win streak came to an end Saturday on the road at No. 4 Minnesota State. The Wolves scored first in their opening drive, however were unable to fend off the Mavericks and convert on crucial third downs. THE QUICK DETAILSFinal Score: NSU 17, MSU […]
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Volleyball Defeats St. Norbert, Falls to Lakeland at Mabel Lee Invite
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – The Gustavus Adolphus College volleyball team closed their second consecutive weekend of competition in Iowa with a pair of matches at the Mable Lee Invite, taking on the St. Norbert College Green Knights and the Lakeland University Muskies. The Gusties defeated the Green Knights 3-1 to open the day and then fell 3-1 to the Muskies in the fourth and final game of the weekend as Gustavus moved to 7-4 overall on the season.
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Volleyball Takes Down Cornell, Falls to Hope at Triangular
MOUNT VERNON, Iowa – The Gustavus Adolphus College volleyball team opened their second weekend of competition in Iowa in as many weeks with a pair of matches at the Cornell Triangular, taking on the host-team Cornell College Rams as well as the Hope College Flying Dutch. The Gusties took down the Rams in a five-set battle of attrition to start the day. With only a half hour of rest, Gustavus then went right into a match against a fresh Flying Dutch team, falling 3-1 in a hard-fought battle as the Gusties moved to 6-3 overall this season.
Faribault Daily News
Faribault cancels varsity boys hockey season; ‘this is not the end,’ says director
For the first time in Faribault High School history, the Falcons will not field a varsity boys hockey team in the 2026-27 school year. Activities Director Shane Gunderson said the school was exploring options to return to varsity competition in the future. “We made the decision early because we did not want to enter the season with a roster that we did not believe was sustainable or put students in a situation where safety could become a concern,” Gunderson said. “Our goal is absolutely to field a Faribault boys hockey team again. We are currently working to determine whether we can maintain a junior varsity-level program this winter.” Gunderson said keeping a high school program available is important because the school has younger players in the Faribault Hockey Association, and it wants those students to be able to see a path to playing high school hockey in Faribault. Boys hockey was already participating in a cooperative agreement that included students from Bethlehem Academy, Medford and Randolph. Gunderson said even with those schools participating, the overall numbers were not sufficient to field a varsity team. While the school will continue to look for other cooperative opportunities for its hockey team, Gunderson