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Turnovers, empty red zone visits hurt Rabbits at state

EYOTA — Wabasso was unable to overcome five turnovers and three empty trips to the red zone as it fell to Border West 28-6 in the opening round of the Class Nine-Player Football State Tournament on Thursday. “They’re really well-coached and they have good size and they do a lot of ...

Morin signs with Luther College

Submitted photo Lizzy Morin from Wabasso High School has signed with Luther College of Decorah, Iowa, to further her athletic career in basketball and track. Pictured left to right: Tara Morin (mother), Lizzy Morin and Justin (father) Morin.

Wolverines boys finish 2nd in state cross-country meet

HAM LAKE – The Sibley East boys cross-country team took second at the Class A State Cross-Country Championships on Saturday with a score of 127, one point away from a first-place tie with Cotter/Hope Lutheran. Sibley East was led by Gage Horstman, who placed sixth with a time of 15:47.5. Also for Sibley East, Julio Alejandro placed 12th with a time of 16:25.6, while Jackson Pomplun places 27th (16:55.7), Ellyott Allen placed 38th (17:12.1) and Jesse Ballalatak placed 44th (17:20.5). Aiden Christesen placed 49th (17:27.2) and Preston Schwing placed 108th (19:40.3). Also from the ...

Tigers back, hungry to finish state return on top

KASSON — The Springfield Tigers are no stranger to state tournament appearances over the past several years. Springfield made the tournament three consecutive seasons from 2022 to 2024, just missing the tournament last season. But the Tigers are back after a win over Sleepy Eye United in ...

Knights fight back but fall in state opener

ST. PAUL – The Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s Knights have shown that they can battle back and even beat teams viewed more favorably than them this season. While that tenacity was on display by the seventh-seeded Knights on Thursday night, St. Mary's wasn’t quite able to put enough together to ...

Eagles fall in opener to late Tigers flurry

By Jim Bastian sports@nujournal.com NEW ULM – For the first 34 minutes of their game with Hutchinson, the New Ulm Eagles girls hockey team and the Tigers were knotted up at 2-2. But two Hutchinson goals coming eight seconds apart    early in the third period  and a  third ...