Interview by Travis Rosenau Despite missing the first two weeks of the girls soccer season with a quad injury, Skoglund has been on her game since her return for the New Ulm Eagles. She scored three goals in a home win over Marshall last Thursday and added four more goals in a road win at ...
SLEEPY EYE — After Tracy-Milroy-Balaton was able to make some noise in the first half of Friday night’s Mid-South District, Purple Subdistrict football game, Sleepy Eye United made it a quiet second half for the Panthers. With 33 unanswered points in that second half, SEU was able to ...
NEW ULM — With just 1:13 to play in New Ulm’s Homecoming football game against Belle Plaine on Friday, the Eagles defense suffered a blow, allowing a 40-yard touchdown from quarterback Reed Creighton to wideout Evan Cahalan to cut the New Ulm lead to 14-12. But just as they had done ...
FRIDAY PREP FOOTBALL MVL 35, WINDOM AREA 0 WINDOM — Minnesota Valley Lutheran rolled Windom Area 35-0 in a Mid-South District, Brown Subdistrict football game on Friday. Ben Riesgraf led the Chargers with 169 yards and three touchdowns rushing, while Chase Tweit had 10 yards and a score on the ground. Eli Schauland added a touchdown rushing. Defensively, Brecken Smith had an interception, and Emmanuel Edwards blocked a punt. MVL (3-1, 3-0) hosts Jackson County Central on Friday. SPRINGFIELD 21, DAWSON-BOYD 10 DAWSON — Springfield defeated Dawson-Boyd 21-10 in a ...
Two New Ulm teams — the New Ulm Cathedral Greyhounds and the Minnesota Valley Lutheran Chargers — are coming off wins last week while the Eagles of New Ulm High School will look to rebound from a disappointing road loss in the fourth week of high school football. The marquee matchup happens when unbeaten New Ulm Cathedral travels to unbeaten Wabasso for a Nine-Player South District, West Subdistrict game at 3 p.m. on Saturday. On Friday night, the MVL Chargers look to extend their winning streak to three games as they hop on the bus to Windom Area for a 7 p.m. Mid-South District, ...
SLEEPY EYE — After starting the week with a pair of defeats, the Sleepy Eye Storm were more than ready to roar back against New Ulm Cathedral on Thursday. With a clean game and consistent attack, the Storm rolled by the Greyhounds for a 25-21, 25-19, 25-9 sweep in Tomahawk Division ...
