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Willmar Cardinals move on to State AAAA Semifinals, defeating the Pioneers
(Blaine, MN) The #2 Seed Section 2AAAA Champion Willmar Cardinals faced the #3 Seed Section 3AAAA Champion Hill-Murray Pioneers Thursday evening in the State AAAA Quarterfinals. The Cardinals came into the matchup with a perfect 10-0 season record. Hill-Murray came into this game with a 9-1 season record. The Willmar Cardinals continued their season momentum over the Pioneers, advancing with a 49-35 victory.
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Elks shut out by Monticello in Section 7-5A championship
The No. 2-seeded Elk River football team saw its season come to an end with a 23-0 loss to top-seeded Monticello in the Section 7-5A championship Friday, Nov. 6, in Monticello. In a game in which both teams controlled the ball for extended stretches and scoring opportunities were limited, two Elk River turnovers proved costly against a talented Monticello team. The shutout was Elk River’s first in more than 14 years, dating back to a September 2012 loss to Totino-Grace. Monticello opened the scoring on its first possession, marching 74 yards in 12 plays before Max Lofgren scored on a 13-yard run with 6:26 remaining in the first quarter. Carson Deibele ran in the two-point conversion to give the Magic an 8-0 lead. Elk River responded with a promising drive, moving 51 yards in 12 plays to the Monticello 21-yard line as the first quarter ended. However, a fumble on the first play of the second quarter ended the threat, giving the Magic possession at its own 13. Monticello capitalized, driving 87 yards in 10 plays and scoring on a 12-yard touchdown pass from Deibele to Johnny Moore with 7:12 remaining in the half. Deibele and Moore connected again on
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Incumbents, newcomers win Milaca, Princeton school board seats
MILACA/PRINCETON — Voters in the Milaca and Princeton school districts selected a mix of incumbents and newcomers in the Tuesday, Nov. 3, general election, filling nine school board seats between the two districts. Milaca voters filled five seats, including four four-year terms and one two-year term. Princeton voters elected four board members, including three to four-year terms and one to a two-year term. Milaca Six candidates competed for four four-year seats on the Milaca School Board, with three incumbents winning re-election and one newcomer joining the board. Incumbent Sara Herr Larson received the most votes with 2,819, or 21.92% of the vote. Fellow incumbents Jennifer Corrow and Sara Grieser secured the next two seats. Corrow received 2,283 votes, or 17.76%, while Grieser received 2,174 votes, or 16.91%. Newcomer Kayla Moeller claimed the fourth seat with 1,998 votes, or 15.54%. Steve Bistrup finished with 1,747 votes, or 13.59%, while Joshua Hurt received 1,739 votes, or 13.52%. In a separate special election for a two-year term, incumbent Jere L. Day ran unopposed and received 3,885 votes, or 98.08%. Princeton Princeton School Board voters elected two incumbents and two newcomers to fill four open seats. Incumbent Eric D. Minks received the most votes