By Jake Olson jolson@fairmontsentinel.com FAIRMONT — Last season’s Big South Conference Girls Soccer Championship game between Fairmont and New Ulm went to a shootout. As the two teams repeated as representatives of the Gold and Black divisions, it was only fair that Thursday night's ...
MONDAY BOYS SOCCER TCU 4, NEW ULM 1 MONTGOMERY — The New Ulm Eagles fell to Tri-City United 4-1 on Monday night in a Big South Conference, Black Division boys soccer game. The win clinched the Black Division championship for TCU (12-1-1, 5-0) and will see the school host the Big South Conference title game against the Gold Division champion Worthington on Thursday. For the Eagles (10-5, 4-2), Methodious Amoah scored on an assist by Colten Evers with 34 minutes left in the game. Eagles goalie Brevinn Vandermause had 11 saves. The Eagles now ready themselves for the Section ...
NEW ULM – Demolition Derby enthusiasts were out in full force Saturday for the 2026 Pumpkin Smash held at the Brown County Fairgrounds. The Pumpkin Smash is held the first weekend in October and is typically Minnesota’s last demo of the year. As a result, any demo driver in the state who ...
NEW ULM — Last season, New Ulm and Fairmont Area squared off in the Big South Conference Girls Championship game in a match where the score was tied at 1 after both halves and an overtime period, sending the game to a shootout. There, Fairmont was finally able to come away with the victory ...
NEW ULM — Saturday was memorable day for New Ulm Cathedral head football coach Denny Lux as he earned his 200th career coaching win in the Greyhounds’ 42-6 win over Nicollet at Johnson Field. The win moves Lux to 200-123 in his 31 years in leading the Greyhounds football program, which ...
Courtesy of Jordan King/MLC SID WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL NEW ULM — The Martin Luther College volleyball team kicked off Homecoming Saturday on campus with a 3-0 loss to the University of Wisconsin-Superior. Despite the sweep, the Knights came out with a lot of energy and put the Yellowjackets under pressure, particularly in the first set, which Superior would win 25-23. The opening set went back-and-forth with seven tie scores and two lead changes. The Knights featured a balanced attack in the first. Greta Nolte, Kiara Humann and Hannah Rodmyre each had three kills with Humann ...
