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Area roundup: Tigers hit century mark in win

BOYS BASKETBALL Springfield 100, Cedar Mountain 25 SPRINGFIELD — Springfield rolled Cedar Mountain 100-25 in a Tomahawk Division boys basketball game on Monday. Parker Kuehn led the Tigers with 24 points, while Dylan Simonson had 15 points. Brecken Heiling had 12 points and seven ...

Sleepy Eye to host Coaches vs. Cancer event

SLEEPY EYE — Sleepy Eye High School will be hosting a Coaches vs. Cancer night on Jan. 27 as the Indians take on the Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart Mustangs. There will be a free will offering meal from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and other ways to donate, with the proceedings going to the Coaches vs. ...

Chargers slam, sink Raiders

NEW ULM — With slam dunks and plenty of shots sinking from beyond the arc, the Minnesota Valley Lutheran Chargers put on a show Monday night, downing the Central Raiders 84-66 in a nonconference boys basketball game. Pierson Brau led the Chargers (11-5) with 21 points, nine rebounds, four ...

Greyhounds come up short to Warriors

NEW ULM — New Ulm Cathedral nearly erased a 9-point deficit late in the second half of a nonconference boys basketball game against BOLD, but the Greyhounds came up just short, falling 62-57 on Monday. Cathedral’s Jimmy Jensen had a chance to tie the game at 60 with under 30 seconds to ...

MVL girls power past Giants

NEW ULM — From the jump, the Minnesota Valley Lutheran girls basketball team was off and running Monday evening. With quick hands and feet, the Chargers turned a 45-19 halftime lead into a 72-31 rout over the Le Sueur-Henderson Giants in a South Central Conference girls basketball ...

New Ulm boys hockey finding a groove

Of their last eight games — seven wins — the New Ulm Eagles boys hockey team has outscored opponents 66-12 including four shutout wins, including an 11-1 road win Thursday at Fairmont in a Big South Conference game. “We have had some games against lesser opponents,” New Ulm head coach ...