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Dover-Eyota Earn Spot in Consolation Final
(ABC 6 Sports) — High School Volleyball highlights from the Class AA State Volleyball Tournament Consolation bracket. The Dover-Eyota Eagles still have a chance to leave their first ever State Volleyball Tournament with some hardware. After falling in the first round, they would respond with a straight sets win in the Consolation bracket to advance to the Consolation Final on Saturday.
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Plainview native, former RPS administrator placed on leave as Fridley superintendent
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MSC SE Truck Driving Training
Minnesota State College Southeast’s Truck Driving Training Program is holding an open house Tuesday, Nov. 17 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The open house will be held in the Norris P. Abts Transportation Center, located behind the main building on Southeast’s Winona campus (1250 Homer Road). Registration for...
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WAPS uses tech ed funding on new equipment
After raising $326,000 last school year to expand career and technical education (CTE) programs, Winona Area Public Schools (WAPS) staff put this funding toward new CNC machines, a 3D printer, and electronics training kits this semester. Looking ahead, staff would like to use the funding on new robotics equipment. Overall, staff want to purchase equipment that’s similar to what students would see in the work world so they can explore career paths in a hands-on way while still in high school.
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WSHS soccer wins first state championship
For the first time in the program's 35-year history, the Winona Senior High School (WSHS) boys soccer team not only made it to state, but returned home as state champions after defeating Cretin-Derham Hall 3-2 on Saturday. Senior Winhawks player Calvin Mikkelsen said competing and winning the state tournament was surreal and said it felt amazing to have the whole community supporting the team. “Definitely not everybody on our team thought we would make it this far this year. But I'll say one thing: Coach knew. He definitely knew,” Mikkelsen said. Cotter’s boys soccer team took fourth place in its first state tournament.