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Skoglund, Eagles girls soccer having record-breaking seasons

NEW ULM — This past Tuesday, the New Ulm girls soccer team set a season-high in goals, rolling Tri-City United 13-0 in a Big South Conference match. But that wasn’t the only scoring achievement on the day for the Eagles as New Ulm put two new entries into the record books. Not only did ...

Chargers have tough Homecoming vs. JCC

NEW ULM — Jackson County Central scored touchdowns on all five of its first-half possessions to take a 39-0 halftime lead and went on to a 53-14 win over Minnesota Valley Lutheran Friday night in a Mid-South District, Brown Subdistrict game at Johnson Field. Gage Johnson scored four ...

Tigers stomp Warriors, Kuehn sets records

SPRINGFIELD — Four minutes into the first quarter of a Mid-South District football game between Springfield and BOLD, the Tigers held a 7-6 lead as the offense headed onto the field for its second drive. But there was little drama after that moment, as the Tigers scored in two plays to make ...

Area football roundup: Eagles fly by Trojans

FRIDAY NEW ULM 37, WORTHINGTON 0 WORHTINGTON — New Ulm shut out Worthington 37-0 in a South Central District, Red Subdistrict football game on Friday. Owen Castleman had two passing touchdowns, one to Miles Castleman and another to Jayden Broste. Parker Ranweiler and Hunter Heil each had a rushing touchdown, and Kaden Stueber hit a 42-yard field goal. Defensively, Broste had two interceptions, while Landen Kapolczynski had an interception return for a touchdown. New Ulm (4-1) hosts TCU (4-1) on Friday. RRC 46, CEDAR MOUNTAIN 16 LAMBERTON — Red Rock Central rolled Cedar ...

Firebirds taken down by Mavs

GIBBON — The Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop Firebirds struggled to move the ball against a strong Martin County West defense on Friday night, and losing one of their top playmakers in the first quarter with an injury didn’t help matters. Cayson Gosewich did all he could to move the chains for ...

Week 5: Greyhounds host unbeaten Raiders

The fifth week of the high school football season on the local front has both the Minnesota Valley Lutheran Chargers and the Greyhounds of New Ulm Cathedral with home games on Friday and Saturday nights, respectively, while New Ulm High School has a road game Friday at Worthington. The Chargers host Jackson County Central and the Huskies’ 30-game winning streak on Friday at 7 p.m. at Johnson Field in MVL's Homecoming game, while the Eagles hit the road to face the Trojans also at 7 p.m. On Saturday, New Ulm Cathedral entertains an unbeaten Nicollet team at 7 p.m. at Johnson ...