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Warriors refuse to back down in gritty four-set clash with Wolves
McCown Gymnasium had plenty of noise Saturday afternoon as the Winona State volleyball team took the court looking to rebound against a tough Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) opponent, Northern State University. The Warriors threw everything they had at the Wolves, putting together clutch rallies and claiming a dominant third set, but ultimately dropped a hard-fought match, 3-1.
winonastatewarriors.com
Winona State Travels to Hawaii to Open the Season in the Hoops in Hawaii Classic
HONOLULU, Hawaii --- The Winona State Warriors are set to kick off the 2026-27 in Hawaii as a part of the Hoops in Hawaii Classic, taking place Oct. 30-Nov. 1. The Warriors will open the tournament against Lubbock Christian at 12 a.m. CST/ 7 p.m. HST on Oct. 30. The matchup will mark the first time that the two programs have met in a contest. Following the match with LCU, The Warriors will either face Hawaii Pacific or Western Colorado.
arlingtonmnnews.com
Sibley East’s section run ends with doubles semifinal losses
After the Section 5A individual tournament got underway Oct. 14 at Glencoe-Silver Lake High School, Sibley East’s duo of Addie Cowell and Tessa McCracken earned a spot in the section semifinals Oct. 20 in Owatonna. The pair had a strong start to section play, opening the tournament against Belle...
Waseca County News
Bluejays end losing streak with home play-in victory over Tigers
The Waseca volleyball team ended its long losing streak on Friday, Oct. 23 against the same team they beat in their latest victory. The Bluejays took on the Medford Tigers in the Section 2AA playoffs at home in what was the section’s only play-in match. The teams were set to play each other on Monday, Oct. 26 ahead of the first round at Southwest Christian High School in Chaska before the play-in match was moved to Friday night instead. Before taking on the Tigers in a playoff thriller, the Bluejays had their regular season finale on Monday, Oct. 19 on the road against the NRHEG Panthers. Waseca jumped to a 4-0 lead right away in the first set in New Richland and they held the lead for the majority of the set. After taking a timeout when the score was 18-15, the panthers scored five straight points to take their first lead of the set. Now down by two points, the Jays tied the set at 20 and ended up taking the lead back at 23-21. NRHEG then called their second timeout of the set. The Panthers then retook the lead at 24-23 before Waseca tied it at 24. NRHEg
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winonaradio.com
GAME PREVIEW: (4) Rushford-Peterson Collides with (5) Triton for Section Playoff Opener
(KWMN)- It’s the first round of the Minnesota High School football playoffs, as (4) Rushford-Peterson (6-2) hosts the (5) Triton Cobras (3-5) for Tuesday, Oct. 27 at Trojan Stadium. These contenders faced off on Sept. 11 in Rushford in a shootout that ended in favor of the Trojans 34-27....
ohsmagnet.com
Girls Cross Country runs through the section
The Owatonna Girls Cross Country team has had a great 2026 season as they have attended six meets so far. Their best meet was the Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota Invitational where the Huskies took home a first place victory in late September. Owatonna is led by senior captain Sophia Qualley, senior captain Ella Seykora, senior captain Ava Cox, and Head Coach Tasheena Cooke who has been on staff for seven years. The Huskies had their Big 9 Conference meet on October 20th at Brook Tree Golf Course in Owatonna prior to their Section meet on October 29th which is also at Brook Tree Golf Course.
Fillmore County Journal
Football: Return Scores Highlight FC Win at L-A
A year ago, they played for the Section 1A title. But in this year’s rematch, a week seven game of Fillmore Central (2-1, 6-1) and Lewiston-Altura (0-3, 0-6) was not so marquee. In the rain, Chris Mensink’s Falcons blocked a punt and returned an interception for touchdowns. They also ran for six touchdowns in a controlling 55-6 win. The punt block came as the first half waned, with Falcon Jake Kotek blocking the Bennett Bonow boot and Jeremiah Bushman recovering it and dive-rolling into the end zone (1-yard). It was FC’s second punt block TD of the year. It helped FC go to half up 35-0. To begin the second half, Carson Bothun intercepted a Bonow pass and returned it 15-yards for a score, making it 41-0. Bothun had two interceptions in the game. When the offense was on the field, L-A was fed a steady diet of run. FC pounded out 251 yards on the ground. Grant Daniels (16-125 rushing; 24-yard reception) ran for three scores. Quinci Kaase (9-47 rushing; 2-33 receiving), Jackson Hildebrandt (5-yard TD run), and Brady Arnold (8-yard TD run) also scored on the ground. Quarterback Bridon Bahl only attempted four passes (3 of 4, 57 yards). With the win, FC (3-1 Mid-South-Green, 6-1 overall) won its fourth in a row by a total score of 174-26. Southland (4-0, 6-1) has won the sub-district title with only a cross-district game left.
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Feeney Sets Single-Game Record for Passing Yards as No. 3 Johnnies Roll Past Carleton
NORTHFIELD, Minn. – Another Saturday, another record-breaking set of numbers for Trey Feeney. The Saint John's senior quarterback, who entered play ranked No. 1 nationally at the NCAA Division III level in passing yardage, threw for a single-game program record 531 yards and six touchdowns as the Johnnies rolled past Carleton 49-10 Saturday afternoon at a sun-soaked Laird Stadium.
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KAAL ABC 6 NEWS Minnesota Iowa
Rising costs push youth sports out of reach for some families
(ABC 6 News) — The cost of living has been rising and it’s causing families to make tough choices, including when it comes to their kids activities. Paying to play on a high-level sports team has been an ongoing debate, with the belief that this is where sports are heading. Rochester FC, a local soccer […]
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High School Results & Schedule 10/23/26
Orono 3, New Prague 0 (25-18, 25-23, 29-27) *Trojans finish 1-6 in Metro West Conference. Watertown-Mayer 3, Jordan 2 (20-25, 25-22, 12-25, 25-18, 15-12) Boys: 1. Mankato Loyola-Cleveland-St. Clair 49, 2. Madelia 59, 3. Sleepy Eye United 68. Girls: 1. Mankato Loyola-Cleveland-St. Clair 22 (1. Charlotte Meyer 19:28.4), 2. Springfield/Cedar...
kbmwnews.com
NDSCS Football Beats Yellowjackets 24-6, Advances to MCAC Semifinals
WAHPETON, N.D. (KBMW News) — On Sunday, October 25, the NDSCS Wildcats defeated Rochester Community and Technical College 24-6 in the first round of the MCAC playoffs. Connor Perkins had two interceptions in the game, while Edward Banks returned an interception 24 yards for a touchdown. Jahzier Parsons finished with one passing touchdown and one rushing touchdown.
KTTC
Grizzlies fall to Wisconsin Woodsmen in central division battle
Faribault County Register
Bucs sweep the Tigers in volleyball
It was a rare meeting on the volleyball court on Oct. 19 at Blue Earth Area when the Buccaneers of the Big South Conference played host to the Albert Lea Tigers of the Big Nine Conference. And it was a good night for the Bucs who swept the Tigers in...
winonapost.com
Winona karate students win at Lakeville competition
Five members of Minnesota Genbu-kai Karate-do from Winona competed in Lakeville, Minn., at the 2026 Lakeville Shotokan classic. Sempai Abraham Judisch, third-degree black belt, said “This was a fun event. I was impressed with our youngest juniors; they were polite and respectful and showed a lot of confidence.”. Members...
radioonthego.com
Bulldogs drop playoff opener on the road
The Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs’ season ended on the road Friday night against #9 (2A) Crestwood. The game aired on 104.9 KLMJ and RadioOnTheGo’s YouTube channel. The Bulldogs’ defense forced a three-and-out on Crestwood’s opening possession, but after a Hampton-Dumont-CAL punt, Alex Loden hit Finnegan Donlon for a 48-yard touchdown pass and a 7-0 lead.
Faribault County Register
WEM wins battle of the Buccaneers
It was the Bucs versus the Bucs when the Waterville-Elysian-Morristown Buccaneers traveled south to play the Blue Earth Area Buccaneers at Wilson Field in Blue Earth on Tuesday, Oct. 20. It was the final game of the regular season for the two Section 2AA teams. WEM came into the game...