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Sargeant, MN · Sports
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Pirates Hang on to Defeat Cadott
(KWMN)- The Cochrane-Fountain City Pirates’ defense came up clutch when it mattered to defeat Cadott 21-18. Cochrane-Fountain City got punched in the mouth by the Cadott Hornets right out of the gate. The Pirates forced a 3-and-out for the punt, but were unable to secure a first down, punting themselves. The Hornets set up on their own 40-yard line, before Coy Ramseier took it 60-yards to the house on the second play from scrimmage. The Pirates then fumbled on the kick-return, which the Hornets turned into 6-more points, courtesy of a 3-yard Riley Winchell run, to take a 12-0 lead (did not convert the 2-point conversion either time).
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Caledonia Downs the Gophers in Section Quarterfinals
(ABC 6 Sports) — High school volleyball highlights from the Section 1AA Quarterfinal matchup between Caledonia and Chatfield. The Warriors would win in straight sets to earn a Semifinal matchup with the Triton Cobras.
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BPH wins 57-34 shootout against Medford
BPH wide receiver Jesse Mealy breaks away from the Medford defense for a touchdown. Mealy had four touchdowns in BPH’s 57-34 win over the Tigers in Medford last week. Blooming Prairie/Hayfield (BPH) put on an offensive masterclass during a 57-34 shootout win against the Medford Tigers last week, but despite the 17-point win the team’s defense actually played a key role in the game.
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Girls tennis: Ponies fall to Forest Lake, Rochester Mayo at state
MINNEAPOLIS — A rewarding season concluded with anticipated results as the Stillwater girls tennis team was stopped in the Class AAA state tournament on Oct. 27-28 at the University of Minnesota’s Baseline Tennis Center. It was the second straight state tourney appearance for the Ponies, but a largely new cast of competitors after heavy graduation losses from a year ago. Stillwater (11-7) was stopped by eventual state champion Rochester Mayo 7-0 in the quarterfinals on Tuesday and then eliminated by conference foe Forest Lake in the consolation semifinals on Wednesday. “We had a lot of new faces this year so getting there was in their heads and, really, the prize realized,” Ponies coach Dave Kahl said. “I wish we had been able to perform better or have more success, but it’s not altogether unsurprising.” After ending a 13-year stretch without appearing at state, a return trip appeared unlikely with a 4-5 record midway through the season. A challenging early schedule and a largely new lineup played a role, but the Ponies charged back with seven straight victories before the quarterfinal loss to Rochester Mayo. “At one stage we had a losing record, but then we had a couple of matches
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Rochester Mayo sweeps Class 3A Girls State Tennis championships
Rochester Mayo senior Malea Diehn defeated teammate and defending champion Aoife Loftus 6-3, 6-0 to win the Class AAA singles title Friday at Baseline Tennis Center. The matchup featured two longtime teammates and friends who have helped Rochester Mayo capture four consecutive Class AAA team championships. Loftus defeated Diehn in last year’s state final. After […]
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Fuhr, Minakova team up to win 5 titles at MN State Horse Show
A slightly mischievous, fun-loving new horse made a challenging situation into an unforgettable experience, as Andover’s Selene Anne Fuhr and Blaine’s Sophia Marie Minakova combined to win five titles at the Minnesota State Championship Horse Show in Winona Oct. 9-11. After their regular lesson horses were no longer able to compete this year, Fuhr and Minakova were introduced to Aries, new to Minnesota after spending years in the same barn. The duo helped quickly bring Aries up to speed, gaining trust with only a single competition before the state finals. “Working with Aries this year was so much fun, and through him I get to see how much I’ve learned on all the other horses I have ridden over the years,” Fuhr said. “I connect with him really well and we have so much fun together. I enjoy a lot about Aries, but one thing that stands out is just how cute he is! You can never be anything but happy around that squishy face.” “He’s got so much personality, which adds an extra layer to the shows,” Minakova said. “Like with any animal, you can’t always predict how they will be feeling on the day of the show. It’s
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College Recruiting: state finalist Engels to University of Minnesota
Zane Engels of Northfield has committed to wrestling for The University of Minnesota following his upcoming senior season. Engels is a two-time state placewinner for the Raiders. As a junior, he was the Class AAA 172-pound runner-up in 2026. He placed fourth at 160 pounds as a sophomore. Engels, who...
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Wingers once again show progress, need to lean into successful habits
Eighty-nine combined points, close to 1,000 yards of combined offense and two hours, forty minutes later, we had a winner. Fourth-seeded La Crescent-Hokah hosted No. 5 Red Wing in a Section 1AAA quarterfinal Tuesday night, a game that left pens dried up from logging the scoresheet. The Lancers scored just about every possession to win 52-37 in a game that resembled something of an NFL Pro Bowl in their flag football era.
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Lanesboro shows out against Wabasha-Kellogg in round one of playoffs
(ABC 6 Sports) – The number one seeded Burros went into the second half up big and kept the momentum rolling. It was all about the run game in Lanesboro’s nine man matchup with Wabasha-Kellog. Charles Guma and Braylen Hansons trade off runs to get the Burros into...
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Game of the Week: Austin, Kasson-Mantorville battle to move on to Section 1AAAA semifinal
(ABC 6 News) — It’s playoff season for Minnesota high school football teams, and that means four words: win or go home. That’s the case for tonight’s ABC 6 Game of the Week between the Austin Packers and Kasson-Mantorville KoMets. Section 1AAAA was a section discussed in August before the season as one of the […]
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Last stride of the season: Owatonna boys soccer has come to an end
The lights were shining, the pressure was building, and the Owatonna Huskies were fighting to keep their season alive. After months of practices, tough match ups, and hard work, everything came down to one game. The Huskies entered the Section 1AAA tournament hoping to continue their postseason run starting at the 5th seed , but their journey came to an end in a close 3-2 loss to Rochester John Marshall. With only one goal separating the two teams, every possession, defensive stop, and scoring opportunity mattered. The Huskies battled until the final whistle, but John Marshall came away with the victory, ending Owatonna’s hopes of advancing. The loss marked the end of a season in which Owatonna finished with an 8-6-3 overall record. Throughout the year, the team faced challenges, celebrated victories, and continued working to improve. Although the season did not end the way the Huskies hoped, the experience gained throughout the year gives returning players something to build on. For seniors, the final whistle marks the end of their high school soccer careers and the memories they created representing Owatonna.
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WinCraft works around the clock after Brewers’ historic World Series win
WINONA, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) — Milwaukee Brewers fans are celebrating a historic moment as the team claims its first World Series championship in franchise history. Just 30 minutes from FOX 25/48, a Winona company is working around the clock to help fans commemorate the title. WinCraft, a Winona-based manufacturer of officially licensed sports merchandise, is racing […]
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Trojans Rally Against Cobras in Section Playoff Quarterfinals with Lange’s Hat Trick
(KWMN)- (4) Rushford-Peterson hosted (5) Triton for the quarterfinal round of Minnesota High School Football Section 1AA. The Trojans looked to avenge last year’s first round defeat to the Cobras, and they need to start off fast to do so. Carson Johnson ignited the Trojan crowd on the opening...
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Ramblers Survive Bulldogs and Advance in 1AAA Playoffs
(KWMN)- The Cotter Ramblers held off a late rally from the Bulldogs to advance to the 1AAA semifinals. The Ramblers started hot, forcing a quick 3-and-out and a punt from PEM. Cotter turned it into 6 points almost immediately, following a 48-yard touchdown run from Wesley Troke on just the second play from scrimmage. The Ramblers failed to convert a 2-point conversion however and took a 6-0 lead. The next drive from the Bulldogs started well but stalled at the 31-yard line of the Ramblers. It took Cotter 9 plays to score again, this time behind a 15-yard rush from Rawson Sullivan for his first of the game. The Ramblers took over at their own 48 after forcing another turnover on downs, before Wesley Troke went for 52-yards on the second play of the drive again, taking a 20-0 lead. Cotter wouldn’t be able to keep Plainview-Elgin-Millville off the board forever, conceding a touchdown, and they took a 20-7 lead into the half.
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Winhawks Beat Falcons to Advance in Section 1AAAA Playoffs
(KWMN)- RECAP BY RYAN GLYNN. The Winona Winhawks trailed in the 3rd quarter but scored 21 consecutive second half points to secure the Section 1AAAA Quarterfinal win. The visiting Falcons struck first with an eight-play drive that ended in a 5-yard touchdown pass from Mayson Grob-Drake to Ike Teske. A missed extra point kept the score 6-0 Faribault. Early in the second quarter, the Winhawks got a spark offensively from a 21-yard touchdown strike thrown by Kyle Keller to Jaxon Millen. Winona led for the first time at 7-6. After a quick Faribault three and out the Winhawks responded with a seven-play drive ending with a 23-yard throw from Keller to Easton Nissalke.
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From Mayo Senior to Mayo Staff Member
Jack Goin returned to Mayo High School this fall in a role very different from the one he held last year. Instead of walking the halls as a senior and soccer player, he now works as a staff member in Mayo’s intensive ESP program while preparing to attend barber school in January.