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Recap: To the victors, the Goat
The eagle once again faces north-northeast in Northfield, Minnesota. Carleton defeated crosstown archrival St. Olaf for the fourth time in five years, TLU outlasted East Texas Baptist in a big points-fest, Springfield got a big special teams play to get past MIT, and more in the Week 4 national roundup.
gogusties.com
Football Falls to Concordia, 31-9
SAINT PETER, Minn. – The Gustavus Adolphus College football team hosted the Concordia College Cobbers for a rainy Saturday afternoon home game this weekend. The Gusties fell 31-9 to the unbeaten Cobbers, though Gustavus did score the first points of the season against a Concordia defense that had pitched shutouts in both of their previous two games to open the fall.
mlcknights.com
Knights struggle for first time in conference play
NEW ULM, Minn. - For the first time in five matches and the first time in UMAC play, MLC women's soccer struggled. Northwestern put four past MLC in the first half and secured the 6-0 conference win on a rainy Saturday afternoon. The Eagles got a pair of goals from...
hendersonindependentnews.com
FOOTBALL: Tigers blast past Titans, 33-22
The Belle Plaine Tigers football team advanced to 2-1 on the season after beating the Tri-City United Titans 33-22 on Thursday, Sept. 17. The two teams were very evenly matched when it came to moving the ball up the field, although TCU favored handoffs and rushing while the Tigers were evenly split between passing and rushing, but Belle Plaine proved superior in getting first downs in critical times.
MSU Mavericks
Mavericks Roll Past Winona State in Straight Sets
MANKATO, Minn. -- The Minnesota State volleyball team (4-10, 2-4 NSIC) swept Winona State (2-10, 1-5 NSIC) 3-0 (25-20, 25-21, 25-20) on Saturday at Taylor Center. MSU hit .285 and finished with advantages of 6-2 in aces and 7-1 in blocks. Avery Rosenberg led the Mavericks with 11 kills, hit...
MSU Mavericks
No. 14 Mavericks Win Season Opener in Front of Record Crowd
MANKATO, Minn. - No. 14 Minnesota State opened their season with a dominant 4-1 win over RPI in front of a record attendance at the Mayo Clinic HSEC. The Mavericks scored three goals in the second period and added another in the third to close out the win in their season opener.
Faribault County Register
Buccaneers fall to Arrows in volleyball
The Blue Earth Area Buccaneers volleyball team struggled when they went on the road to face the Pipestone Area Arrows on Tuesday, Sept. 22. The Arrows swept the Bucs in three straight sets 25-17, 25-11, 25-12. Unforced errors certainly played a part in BEA’s struggles. They also let Pipestone Area...
gogusties.com
Volleyball Opens MIAC Play with Thrilling Reverse Sweep Victory at Saint Ben’s
ST. JOSEPH, Minn. – The Gustavus Adolphus College volleyball team took on the College of Saint Benedict Bennies in their first MIAC match of the season on Friday night. The Gusties fell behind 2-0 in the match but then battled back to win a reverse sweep win over the Bennies, capped off by a 19-17 fifth-set victory after fending off three consecutive Saint Ben's match points. With the win, Gustavus moves to 8-4 overall and 1-0 in the conference.
unweagles.com
First-Minute Goal Dooms Eagles
NEW ULM, Minn. - The University of Northwestern Men's Soccer Team faced Martin Luther College on a dreary, wet Saturday afternoon. The Eagles fell 0-1 after the Knights scored in the opening minute of the match. Martin Luther came out quickly, finding UNW's back line off balance, to score just...
Faribault County Register
Bucs outgain Bulldogs, but lose 21-0
The Blue Earth Area Buccaneers’ Homecoming football game against the Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton Bulldogs turned into a two-day affair when lightning strikes on the night the game was scheduled to be played (Sept. 18) caused the contest to be completed the next day on the afternoon of Sept. 19. Statistically, the...
Lonsdale Area News-Review
Titans football plays well but falls short in loss to Belle Plaine
The grind it out offense of the Tri-City United football team hit the road Thursday night to take on the Belle Plaine Tigers in a conference matchup between a pair of teams near the top of the standings. A strong first-half showing that demonstrated the ability of the Titans to kill time while moving the ball resulted in a 14-14 tie at the break, but the quick strike Tigers took a two-touchdown lead in the third, holding on to earn the 32-22 win. With the loss, TCU is now 2-1 (1-1 SEC-R) on the season, matching the Tigers in a tie for fourth place in conference play along with St. Peter. “Our team at the start of the game was excellent and our effort was good,” said TCU captain Keegan O’Meara. “After halftime, it seemed like we didn’t have the fire we had in the first half and wasn’t as good as it should’ve been in the end.” O’Meara was a major driving force for TCU as he finished the game with 160 total yards of offense to go with a pair of rushing touchdowns and a receiving touchdown. Quarterback Kellen Jirik went 8-12 in the game for 107 yards
arlingtonmnnews.com
Sibley East cross country continues record-setting run
Sibley East cross country continued its strong start to the season with a pair of impressive team performances, highlighted by a collection of personal and season-best times and back-to-back school-record performances from senior Gage Horstman. Horstman rewrote the Sibley East record book at the Lions Invitational at Baylor Park in...
steelecountytimes.com
Huskies look near perfect in win over Panthers
The Owatonna Huskies put together their most dominant performance of the season last week in a 34-7 home win over Rochester Century. Despite the game being moved a day earlier to Thursday, the Huskies looked fully prepared for everything the Panthers threw at them, holding the opposition to just one touchdown over four quarters.
steelecountytimes.com
NRHEG athletes aid flood efforts
NRHEG’s student-athletes ditched their usual uniforms and canceled games in order to help their fellow community members in a time of need when flash flooding affected much of New Richland last week. According to NRHEG Activities Director Dan Stork, many football, volleyball and cross-country athletes dropped everything without so...
MSU Mavericks
No. 4 Mavericks Look to Remain Undefeated in Saturday Afternoon Clash at Sioux Falls
The No. 4-ranked Minnesota State football team returns to the road this week as it travels to the University of Sioux Falls for Homecoming for the Cougars at 1 p.m. CT. The Mavericks enter at 4-0 overall and 3-0 in Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference play, while Sioux Falls is 3-1 overall and 3-0 in league play.
winthropnewsmn.com
New Lafayette ballpark fences set to go in today
It’s been a long time coming, but members of the Lafayette Park and Rec Board are relieved that the day has come. New fences are scheduled to be installed at both the softball and baseball fields today (September 23), if things go as planned. In preparation, Park and Rec...
Jackson County Pilot
Botello Ramos Takes First at Maple River Meet
The Jackson County Central Huskies cross country teams traveled to Maple River on Thursday, September 17, to compete in the Maple River meet. On the boy’s side, freshman David Botello Ramos led the Huskies by winning the varsity 5,000- meter race with a personal best time of 17:17. Ramos finished 18 seconds ahead of the runner-up from Minnesota Valley Lutheran. He has been the Huskies’ top boys’ runner throughout the season and has recorded two top 10 finishes.