NEW ULM — On September 12, 6-year-old New Ulmite Legend Future Pennant overcame a last-place start to place second during a race at Stockholm Karting Center in Cokato. The high finish is no surprise for Legend Pennant, who despite often racing against competitors several years older than ...
Submitted photo/information Darrell Brey, left, and Tim Reinke, right, defeated Mike Thunander and Greg Walden in a closely contested match to win the 2026 Tuesday Night League Championship at the New Ulm Country Club.
By Jordan King/MLC SID NEW ULM — Martin Luther College administration has announced Hans Steinbrenner as the head men's basketball coach for the 2026-27 season. "I'm honored to serve in a role that supports the preparation of future teachers and pastors," Steinbrenner said. "The opportunity to mentor young men through basketball – helping them grow in leadership, character, faith and service while preparing for lives of ministry – is both humbling and exciting." The coaching role will be in addition to Steinbrenner's duties as the athletic director. He started at MLC in that ...
Courtesy of Jordan King/MLC SID TUESDAY WOMEN’S SOCCER MLC 1, UMM 0 MORRIS — For the second time in less than a week, Heather Wendt scored an important, late goal for Martin Luther College women's soccer to run its unbeaten run to five matches. After scoring in the final minute of last week's draw vs. Crown, Wendt scored the Knight's goal in a 1-0 win at the University of Minnesota Morris on Tuesday afternoon. In the 78th minute, Morris goalkeeper CJ Frear-Boerner saved Wendt's original shot from the left side, but she was able to convert the rebound. “Heather was very ...
Mathiowetz scored three total touchdowns for Sleepy Eye United during its game last Friday against Murray County Central, earning one on the ground, one in the air and one on a kickoff return. Mathiowetz added 46 yards rushing and 36 yards receiving, scoring his three touchdowns on just six ...
THURSDAY PREP VOLLEYBALL CEDAR MOUNTAIN 3, GFW 0 GIBBON — Cedar Mountain swept Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop 25-15, 25-15, 25-16 in a Tomahawk Division volleyball match on Thursday. Kendra Erickson led the Cougars with 12 kills, nine assists and seven digs, while Reagyn Kleinschmidt had nine kills and 19 set assists. Aubrey Steffl had nine kills and nine digs. Kora Schwarzrock had eight kills and six digs with a block for GFW, while Lauren Schafer had five kills and a block. Maren Kemkes had 13 set assists. Cedar Mountain (10-3, 4-0) hosts Cedar Mountain on Tuesday, while GFW (2-5, ...
