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BPH grinds out 18-7 win in Mapleton
Blooming Prairie/Hayfield (BPH) picked up a key road win in Mapleton last week by taking down the Eagles 18-7 in enemy territory. The low-scoring game was a defensive masterclass for the most part, and when BPH needed its defense the most, its players stepped up. “Guys executed and flew around....
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No. 15 Mavericks Drop Conference Opener 5-3 to Huskies
MANKATO, Minn. — No. 15 Minnesota State (2-1-1, 0-1-0) lost to St. Cloud State (3-0-0, 1-0-0) 5-2 in their WCHA opener on Friday at Mayo Clinic HSEC. MSU allowed three power-play goals on five St. Cloud State chances and went 1-for-3 on its own power-play opportunities. The Mavericks scored both of their goals in the second period and were outshot 29-16 and lost 53.2% of faceoffs. The Huskies looked like the faster team on the ice and controlled the majority of the game. Ayla Puppe scored a power-play goal and finished with two shots. Puppe has maintained a points streak…
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BOLD Warriors Drop Road Game to No. 2 Springfield
The BOLD Warriors traveled to Springfield on Friday night to take on the undefeated and No. 2-ranked Springfield Tigers. The Warriors came out strong in the first quarter, but Springfield’s offense took over as the game progressed. The Tigers led 40-6 at halftime and continued to pull away in the second half.
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A new standard: Horstman rewrites the record book
Gage Horstman’s junior cross country season has already become one to remember. The Sibley East runner broke a school record that had stood for 20 years at the Lions Invitational Sept. 18, then lowered his own mark the following day at the Rubber Duck Invite. Horstman ran 15:59.82 at...
Sun Patriot
Wildcats battle Scarlets; win cross country meet and volleyball match
The Waconia football team lost their first game of the season Friday night, falling to Mankato West 21-6. The Wildcats were in good position early, thanks to a pair of explosive plays in the passing game, starting with a 40 yard bomb from Karsen Herman to Alex Kirsch. Herman would later connect with Griffin Mittelsteadt, who broke four tackles on the way to the endzone to put Waconia up 6-0 early in the first quarter. Unfortunately for the Wildcats, the Scarlets went on to score 21 unanswered points on the way to the win. Waconia is now 3-1 and is set to travel to Burnsville (0-4) Oct. 2. Cross country The Waconia cross country team hosted a meet at Crown College Sept. 24, where both Wildcat squads took first place. Every girl for Waconia finished in the top 10, led by Avery Hess and Mackenzie Meuleners, who took first and second place (19:29.7 and 19:41.2). They were followed by Devin Hess (19:56.6), Hazel Dubbe (20:07.9), Brekken Miller (20:15.0), Jaidee Goehring (20:18.3) and Britt Hendrickson (20:30.4). Mitchell Moyer and Soren Kendrick took first and second place for the boys (16:16.0 and 16:31.5), with Ryker Ballard and Gunnar Gorrie close behind in
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NRHEG football flipping the script in 2026
NEW RICHLAND, Minn. — After managing just two wins all of last season, the Panthers football team has already surpassed that total just four games into the 2026 campaign. The Panthers are 3-1 halfway through the year. The early-season surge carries extra weight as the New Richland community continues...
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Huskies’ offense hums in 41-14 win
For the second consecutive week, Owatonna’s offense was firing on all cylinders to secure a 41-14 win over New Prague and play spoiler to the Trojans’ homecoming night. The Huskies went to work immediately building a lead by opening the game with a three-and-out stop in New Prague territory that set up a quick 67-yard scoring drive.
MSU Mavericks
Touchdown Luncheon Returns to Loose Moose Saloon Friday
MANKATO, Minn. – The Minnesota State Football Touchdown Club Luncheon is set for 11:30 a.m. Friday at Loose Moose Saloon, located at 119 S. Front St. in Mankato. The luncheon will feature select players and coaching talking about this week's game showdown and recapping last weekend's win over Sioux Falls. The luncheon will feature a coaching presentation, along with a Q&A with Maverick football student-athletes and video. The luncheons are open to the public.
newulmeagle.com
New Ulm Volleyball float soars across Highland Ave.
The New Ulm Volleyball team walks Highland Avenue during the homecoming parade Friday, September 25 before the Eagles football team face the Tigers. As you can see in the picture, there are a couple of signs the Volleyball team made. We asked Leah Brustad what her favorite part about setting up the float was. Leah said, “My favorite part was being able to make the signs with all of my teammates and experiencing it with my sister as well.” The parade gave everyone a chance to get together and celebrate homecoming with the community while also having fun.
MSU Mavericks
Maverick Women’s Basketball Standout Joey Batt Named to Kevin Buisman’s 25 for 25
MANKATO, Minn. – Continuing the celebration of Minnesota State Director of Athletics Kevin Buisman's 25th year with the Mavericks, Minnesota State Athletics today announces former Maverick women's basketball standout and New Ulm, Minn., native Joey Batt as the latest selection to Kevin Buisman's 25 for 25. The 25 for...
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Class of 2027 getting back to back dubs in powderpuff
The Class of 2027 came in with a chip on their shoulders after winning powderpuff the year before. Now they attempt to defend their title in New Ulm High school’s 2026 BOTC on Wednesday September 23. The Seniors, led by quarterback Grace Barie, managed to defeat the Freshman and...
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UWS men’s & women’s soccer capture conference victories over Martin Luther
The Yellowjacket men’s and women’s soccer teams both stayed unbeaten in UMAC play with 11-0 and 4-1 wins over Martin Luther respectively on Wednesday. The UWS men came into play a perfect 30-0 in UMAC action across their last 2+ seasons (2024, 2025, 2026). They were also in the midst of a five-game win streak this season and a 19-game win streak against the Knights, with their last loss to Martin Luther coming in 2002.
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A fight to the finish
The New Ulm Eagles faced number one seed, Marshall Tigers at Marshall on September 24, for their homecoming game. The NU varsity volleyball team has always seen Marshall as one of their biggest competitors and it is a game that everyone anticipates throughout the season. The Eagles managed to put up 16 points in sets 2 and 3, which is the most points that have been scored against Marshall in years. Mckenna Hulke said, “This was my first time playing Marshall and I was expecting them to be really good, we knew it would be a tough game but we fought hard and left it all on the court.” Hulke also said, “Even though the game ended in a loss I think that we managed to pull it together and it’s not something to look down on.” After the match, the two teams prayed over one another as a mixed group.
Waseca County News
Bucs outlast Bulldogs in offensive showcase
The Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton Bulldog football team made the short trip to Waterville for a showdown with the Waterville-Elysian-Morristown Buccaneers Friday night. The division rivals put on a show for the fans, combining for 74 points and 854 yards, but when the final whistle sounded, it was the heavily favored Buccaneers who earned the 42-32 victory. With the loss, JWP is now 1-3 on the season while WEM improves to 4-0. There weren’t many long and sustained drives on the night as big plays came early and often, beginning on the opening drive of the night for the Bucs as Gavin Atherton broke loose for a 58 yard rushing touchdown on third and two, making the game 6-0 after a failed two-point conversion. JWP got the immediate response on third and nine when Seth Dahlberg connected with Gavin Bauer on a 57 yard passing touchdown followed by a missed PAT. The following drive for WEM came to an abrupt end when a fumble was recovered by Tyson Johnson in Bulldog territory. JWP pushed the ball across midfield but turned the ball over on downs at the Buccaneer 37 and four plays later, Brody Filan scored on a 29-yard touchdown run. The Bulldogs
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Junior powder puff comes up short
The Junior class had their first Battle Of The Classes event, powder puff, Wednesday 23, 2026 at the New Ulm Public High School at 7pm. The Junior’s won their first game against the sophomores. Sophomores lost to the Juniors 19-8. Then, the Juniors had to compete against the superior seniors. This game was very much anticipated, but the Juniors ended up losing 21-12.
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Volleyball Takes Down St. Kate’s, 3-1
SAINT PETER, Minn. – The Gustavus Adolphus College volleyball team hosted the St. Catherine University Wildcats at Saint Peter High School on Saturday night in their first home match of the season. The Gusties took down the Wildcats 3-1 to improve to 9-4 overall and open their conference schedule with a 2-0 weekend following their 3-2 reverse sweep victory over Saint Ben's on Friday night.