MARSHALL – After surrendering 14 consecutive points to second-seeded Sleepy Eye United to start off the Section 3A Football Championship game, it was looking like top-seeded Springfield had its work cut out for it. But the Tigers scored three touchdowns unanswered to end the first half up ...
COTTONWOOD – For the first time since 2017, the Wabasso Rabbits will be playing in a state football tournament. Holding off a comeback attempt by the New Ulm Cathedral Greyhounds, the Rabbits were able to move the chains enough late, take a knee and celebrate a 16-14 win Friday night in ...
COTTONWOOD – From Week 1, the general consensus among area football fans and coaches was that the Wabasso Rabbits and New Ulm Cathedral Greyhounds would be the teams to beat among Section 2, Nine-Player football teams. After winning 2025 campaigns and returning the majority of last ...
NEW ULM – “It’s not the destination, it’s the journey in between.” Those were words Jonathan Johnson used to describe his 21 years coaching for the New Ulm Eagles varsity girls soccer program. Johnson officially announced his decision to retire from coaching on Thursday. He ...
ST. PETER — It was a big moment for No. 3-seeded Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s when Taylor Mathiowetz’s ace gave the Knights a 25-23 win over No. 1-seeded Cleveland in the first set of the Section 2A Volleyball Championship match on Thursday. The Knights had faced Cleveland twice before this ...
When New Ulm Cathedral’s Alex Portner broke off a 17-yard run in the second quarter of the Greyhounds’ 54-13 win over Buffalo Lake-Hector/Stewart last Saturday, it moved Portner over 3,000 career rushing yards as he became the first high school football player in New Ulm to crack the 3,000-yard rushing barrier for his career. Portner, who came into Saturday’s 2A, Nine-Man playoff game with 2,899 yards, ended the win with 189 yards and now has 3,088 career yards going into Friday’s Section 2A, Nine-Man title game against Wabasso. Here is the list of the top 11 career rushing ...
