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Totino-Grace Football Loses to Hutchinson
The Totino-Grace football team built a 20-0 first half lead but lost to Hutchinson 27-23 as the Tigers scored three fourth-quarter touchdowns. Ben Bergan had two rushing TDs in the first quarter for the Eagles. Lex Ostlie had two touchdown runs for Hutchinson. The Eagles are now 4-3 on the...
Faribault County Register
Swanson, Greff advance to semifinals
Two Blue Earth Area girls competed in the Section 2A Singles Tournament and four Buccaneer girls teamed up to compete in the Section 2A Doubles Tournament. The first two rounds of the tournament were held at St. James High School on Monday, Oct. 12. The semifinal and final rounds were held at Owatonna on Oct. 14.
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Spartans ride Run Game to Dominant 34-6 Victory
Riding high on a two-game winning streak, the Saint Clair/Loyola Spartans returned home firing on all cylinders. Facing the Blue Earth Area (BEA) Buccaneers for a festive Senior and Parents Night, the Spartans delivered on both sides of the ball, securing a decisive 34-6 victory to claim their third straight win.
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St. Kate's adds two in second half to shut out Gustavus, 2-0
ST. PETER, Minn. – The St. Catherine University women's soccer team used a pair of second-half goals to secure a 2-0 shutout victory over Gustavus Adolphus College on Saturday afternoon. The Wildcats improved to 10-3-1 overall and 6-1-1 in Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) play. After a scoreless opening...
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CSS football still searching for first win following loss to Gustavus Adolphus
With a chance for its first win of the season, St. Scholastica football hosted Gustavus Adolphus at Walt Hunting Stadium. The Saints fell behind early and couldn’t recover, losing 31-3 to the Golden Gusties on Saturday. Gustavus opened the game with touchdowns on each of its first three drives...
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High School Results & Schedule 10/15/26
*NP-Owne Johnson 2 TDs (1 kick return, 1 rushing) *Belle Plaine improves to 4-3. *Clippers stay unbeaten at 7-0. #3AAAA Maple Grove 3, New Prague 1 (25-16, 25-13, 22-25, 25-7) Boys: 1. Mankato East 29, 2. Owatonna 71, 7. Belle Plaine 195, 10. TCU 279. Girls: 1. Marshall 59, 2....
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Wolverines’ defense sets the stage for long-awaited victory over Windom
A longstanding drought for Sibley East football in the win column was snapped Oct. 9, when the Wolverines traveled to Windom High School and secured an 18-16 win over the Eagles, marking the program’s first victory since the 2023 season. In his first season leading the Wolverines, head coach...
Waseca County News
Bluejays fall to Packers in Section 1AA quarterfinals, ending season
Tovin Grannis, along with Nolan McQuery, Jacob Harguth, Sunny Mei, and Edwin Aragon, played in his final soccer game for Waseca in the Jays' 3-0 playoff loss to Austin. The Waseca boys soccer team had its season come to a close on Monday, Oct. 12 as it fell to the Austin Packers to begin the Section 1AA playoffs. The Bluejays went up against the Packers in the quarterfinals round on the road as the No. 7 seed while Austin was No. 2. The last time the two teams faced off against each other was two years ago, where Austin won 8-0 in the regular season. The Jays once again fell to the Packers in a blowout, losing 3-0 to have their season come to a close. Austin advanced to the section semifinals for the third straight year while Waseca continued their winless streak in playoff action. Their last win in the playoffs was in 2019. The Bluejays end the season with a 2-12-2 record. Their two wins both took place in Waseca on back-to-back nights on Monday, Sept. 21 and Tuesday, Sept. 22. Waseca will lose five seniors to graduation this upcoming spring: Tovin Grannis, Edwin Aragon, Nolan McQuery, Sunny
Owatonna People's Press
MSHSL changes online extracurricular eligibility guidelines for 2027-28
The Owatonna School Board at their Monday work session. During its Monday work session, the Owatonna School Board discussed changes on the horizon for extracurricular eligibility relating to its online students in grades nine through 12. During the 2025-26 school year, the Minnesota State High School League Board of Directors appointed an ad hoc committee to work on and present a proposal regarding online student extracurricular eligibility, which the board has since approved. The new policy will take effect in the 2027-28 school year. The eligibility infographic provided to the board by Dr. Martina Wagner at their work session. The policy is intended to address questions of online student extracurricular eligibility and increase access for students who are fully online. Transfer rules for varsity athletes still apply, but moving forward, students in districts with superintendent’s agreements will be able to participate in activities even if they are enrolled in another school academically. However, if the same student is enrolled in another online learning program with a school that does not have a superintendent’s agreement with their “home” district, they would not be eligible to participate. Students who have already been participating in extracurricular activities prior to this new policy will
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Horstman resets school record for a third time as Sibley East boys earn top finishes
Gage Horstman continued his record-breaking cross-country season Oct. 8 at the BOLD/BLHS Invitational, setting a new Sibley East school record before returning the following week to win the boys varsity race at the Jordan Invitational. Horstman clocked a time of 15:46 at the BOLD/BLHS Invitational, shaving 11 seconds off his...
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Maverick Insider: No. 5 MSU football stays sharp during bye week
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - On this week’s edition of Maverick Insider we caught up with MSU football’s Antoine Johnson Jr. about his journey to MSU and what makes the defense special. Next, we spoke with Ishmael Emmanuel-Holloway about his role within the team. Head coach Todd Hoffner breaks...
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Warriors fall late to No. 5 Minnesota State on homecoming
Winona State stayed within four points of No. 5 Minnesota State Mankato into the fourth quarter Saturday afternoon before the Mavericks scored two late touchdowns and won 34-16 at Altra Federal Credit Union Stadium. More than 3,500 fans in purple and white filled the stands for the Warriors’ game against...
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Volleyball Takes Down Vikings at Home
WINONA, Minn. – To start their three-match week, the Saint Mary's volleyball team (13-9, 2-2) hosted the Bethany Lutheran Vikings (3-14, 2-2) for nonconference action on Tuesday night. The Cardinals took down the Vikings in four sets, 3-1. SMU 3, BLC 0. It was quite the opening set one,...
Faribault Daily News
Morristown couple inducted into Snowmobile Hall of Fame
Mike (left) and Cheryl Clevenger (second from left) at their induction to the International Snowmobile Hall of Fame this year. The couple were introduced at the 2026 induction ceremony by Faribault Sno-Go Club vice president Larry Shepherd (second from right). A Morristown couple who have been a part of a snowmobile club in the Faribault area were inducted into the International Snowmobile Hall of Fame this year. Mike and Cheryl Clevenger have been a part of the Faribo Sno-Go club, which helps to develop and maintain snowmobile trails in Rice County, for roughly 30 years. They were previously members of the Waseca SnoSecas club, and have also been part of the Minnesota United Snowmobilers Association, with Mike serving as vice president and Cheryl serving as secretary/treasurer. “It’s very good to have them as part of the club,” Sno-Go Club Vice President Larry Shepherd said. The hall of fame honors several kinds of people involved in snowmobiling, including club organizers, manufacturers, and trail managers. According to its statement, the hall inducted the Clevengers based on their “unwavering commitment” to the sport. “It’s really quite an affair,” Shepherd said of the induction. “It’s about 200 folks so far that have been introduced
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Firebird football, volleyball earn wins
The GFW Firebird football team picked up its first victory of the season with a 14-6 win over Lester Prairie at home Friday evening. Late in the first quarter, the Firebirds mounted a long drive. Twice they converted fourth down plays, the first on a Cayson Gosewisch 3-yard run and the second on a 9-yard pass from Kellen Nachreiner to Brandon Long. Gosewisch picked up another first down on a 6-yard run to the 25-yard line and a fourth down pass to Koufax Rose was a yard short of moving the chains.
Le Sueur County News
Titan football completes wild rally to take down New Ulm
With six minutes remaining in regulation, the Tri-City United football team found itself on the wrong end of a 14-7 score against the New Ulm Eagles. But a late touchdown followed by an interception with just over a minute left allowed the Titans to complete the improbable comeback, winning 21-14. “We just keep finding different ways to win,” said TCU head coach Matt Collins. “We have had an exciting stretch of games here against some very solid opponents. We have gained valuable experience in different game situations and continued to find ways to win, which will help us come playoff time.” With the win, TCU is now 5-1 on the season. Keegan O’Meara sprints to the endzone after breaking a pair of tackles. New Ulm scored early in the first half but missed the extra point to take a 6-0 lead into halftime. The Titans offense struggled to get its footing in the first half. In the second half, the Titans finally got on the board with a Ty Smith 56-yard touchdown run and an extra point by Chase Miller to take a 7-6 lead. That score held until midway through the fourth quarter. Halfway through the 4th quarter, New
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Mavs swept by Badgers in Mike Hastings’ return to Mankato
Men’s hockey opened their season against the Wisconsin Badgers at home over the weekend. The arena’s attitude was tense, as it was former head coach Mike Hastings first time back in Maverick territory following his 2023 departure. The Mavericks had a lot to prove against the No. 7-ranked team. It did not go as hoped, with losses of 4-0 on Friday and 4-1 on Saturday.
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Sibley East wraps up team season, turns focus to individual sections
After a dominant 7-0 sweep of Rockford to open section play, the Sibley East girls tennis team hosted Holy Family in a tightly contested matchup, falling 4-3 to end its team season Oct. 8. However, the Wolverines’ postseason run isn’t over just yet, as the individual section tournament got underway this week.
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Local Sports Results from Monday 10/12/26
Elaena Schiltz of BEA won her first match then lost in the quarterfinals. Jessi James of BEA beat Carly Gustafson of Fairmont in the first round then lost to Tabitha Barkosky of Maple River in the quarterfinals. Kennedi Oliver of Maple River lost to Ada Edmundson of Fairmont in round...
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All Seasons Arena Renovation Recognized for Excellence
MANKATO, Minn. — All Seasons Arena and the Joint Powers Board won an Award of Excellence in the Park & Facility category from the Minnesota Recreation & Parks Association (MRPA) for the Renovation of All Seasons Arena. The Awards of Excellence program recognizes agencies or organizations in Minnesota for outstanding achievements in parks, recreation, and leisure services. The award recognizes the accessibility improvements, new efficiencies in the ice system, and the engagement with local groups who use the facility. Construction began in April of 2024 and All Seasons Arena was fully operational in September of 2025.