RENVILLE — Sixth-seeded Wabasso upset third-seeded Renville County West in a Section 3A, North Subsection Volleyball Tournament match on Friday. Kenley Guetter led the Rabbits with 18 kills, 11 digs and an ace, while Melany Kramer had eight kills. Lanna Janeiro Dolan had 22 set assists and three blocks, while Britta Brand had 15 digs. Cassie Bliss had 12 set assists and an ace.
New Ulm junior Carmen Schotzko earned a Big South Conference All-Conference Girls Tennis selection after leading the Eagles this year. St. Peter led the Black Division with seven total selections after a 6-0 conference record this year, while St. James Area led the Gold Division with seven total selections after also going 6-0 in conference.
NEW PRAGUE – No. 4-seeded Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial was unable to upset top-seeded Southwest Christian on Monday evening in a Section 2AA Volleyball Tournament semifinals match, falling 25-19, 27-25, 25-18. LCWM (20-7) was led by Nev Parsons’ seven kills, while Maddie Madsen had six kills, Reese Palmer had 13 set assists and nine digs and Callie Mueller had 11 set assists. Southwest Christian will play at 7:45 p.m. Thursday at St. Peter High School in the section championship.
MARSHALL – Second-seeded Central Minnesota Christian swept sixth-seeded Wabasso 25-17, 25-22, 25-17 in the Section 3A, North Subsection Volleyball Tournament match on Monday. Kenley Guetter led the Rabbits with 12 kills and 12 digs, while Ava Samyn had five kills and two blocks. Lanna Janeiro Dolan had 11 set assists and two aces with eight digs, while Britta Brand had 10 digs and two aces. Wabasso ends its season with a 14-12 record.
NEW ULM — Minnesota Valley Lutheran head football coach Jim Buboltz felt that the past season was a step in the right direction. “To go from one win last year to five wins this season, plus four is definitely a positive step,” Buboltz said “I think that we were able to win some games ...
Courtesy of Jordan King/MLC SID ST. PAUL - Martin Luther college freshman Logan Korthals and coach Mark Weinkauf headlined the 2026 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference men's cross country all-conference teams as announced by the conference on Tuesday afternoon. Korthals, the 2026 individual UMAC champion, was unsurprisingly named Rookie of the Year to go along with his individual title. Korthals won the race with a time of 25:47.9, which is the third-fastest time at the championships since at least 2005. It is also the second-fastest time in MLC history. Weinkauf was named coach of ...
