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Huskies upset by Panthers 25-20 in Section 1AAAAA semifinals
The Owatonna football team fell to Rochester Century last season in a shocking loss and this year was no different. It just came a little later in the season. The Huskies hosted the Century Panthers on Saturday night, with the match-up being the Section 1AAAAA semifinals. Owatonna was the No. 1 seed in the section while the Panthers are No. 5. As the top seed, Owatonna had a bye in the quarterfinals action on Tuesday, Oct. 27 along with No. 2 Northfield. The Panthers beat No. 4 New Prague on the road 22-14 to advance while No. 3 Rochester Mayo advanced on the other side of the bracket with a 49-0 win over No. 6 Rochester John Marshall. The Huskies entered Saturday’s game with a six-game win streak, with their latest win being the regular season finale at Apple Valley on Wednesday, Oct. 21. They looked to get another win against Century this season after beating them in the regular season 34-7 on Thursday, Sept. 17. Last season saw the Huskies lose to Century 12-7 in the regular season before beating them in the section quarterfinals 33-19. The Huskies got the ball first to start the semifinals match-up and looked
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Volleyball swept twice, eliminated from postseason contention
NEW ULM, Minn. - MLC volleyball was swept by Minnesota Morris on Friday and Crown on Saturday, eliminating the team from postseason contention. The Knights have a 2-8 UMAC record with two matches remaining. Crown is 5-6, a mark that MLC cannot reach. Morris dominated MLC to the tune of...
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USC Volleyball advances in Section
While the Sleepy Eye Storm scored the first point in each one of the three sets, it was the Rebels of United South Central who took care of business the rest of the way and won their Section 2A First Round match. It was played in front of a hometown...
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Men's soccer closes season with loss to Superior
NEW ULM, Minn. - Men's soccer closed its season up against UW-Superior on Saturday afternoon, losing 10-1 to the UMAC Champions. The game featured three goals in the first 2:14. The Yellowjackets scored twice in a 15-second span before Joshua Krenke netted his fourth goal of the season on an assist from Abraham Schlomer. That would be one of just two shots on target for the Knights in the match.
Waseca County News
WASECA AREA FOOTBALL RESULTS: Bluejays advance while Panthers eliminated in section semifinals
Two Waseca County football teams continued their seasons on Saturday afternoon, as the Waseca Bluejays hosted the Luverne Cardinals and the NRHEG Panthers went on the road to face the Fillmore Central Falcons. The Bluejays ended up winning their game 42-21 to advance to the Section 3AAA championship game while the Panthers lost 28-6 to have their season come to a close. Waseca - 42, Luverne - 21 The Jays faced the Cardinals exactly a year after they beat them in last year's section championship game, and they beat them again in the 3AAA semifinals. The game took place in Janesville at JWP's field due to poor field conditions on Waseca's field. The Jays jumped to a 14-0 lead before the teams traded scores in the final two minutes of the second quarter. Waseca had a 21-7 lead at halftime. The Bluejays scored again at the beginning of the third quarter, with quarterback Kellen Klinger recording a 46-yard touchdown to make it a 28-7 game. Luverne then went on a 14-0 run and cut Waseca's lead down to seven at 28-21, but Klinger recorded his fourth rushing score of the game with 3:28 remaining in the game and Aydan Kath
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Crusaders XC sweep Conference titles
A season packed with first place team victories prefaced a heavily attended Tomahawk Valley Conference meet on Thursday, October 22 at Madelia Golf Course. Though the field includes quality programs Wabasso, Sleepy Eye, and the hosting Madelia, many in attendance–from athletes to fans–recognized they would have to outrun the Mankato Loyola Crusaders to do so. Charlotte Meyer, Lila Quast, Griffin Rutz and Rollie Matejcek were the talk of the day for good reason, as they led Loyola to its second consecutive Conference sweep for the program.