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New Ulm boys end regular season with shutout win

NEW ULM — Masyn Hauser scored a goal and added an assist as the New Ulm Eagles boys hockey team closed out their regular season with a 3-0 shutout of St. Paul in a nonconference game Saturday at the New Ulm Civic Center. Brody Wendorff and Hunter Larson added goals, with Brody Nordby, Josh Forstner and Carson Uecker each getting a helper. Eagles goaltender Colton Anderson stopped all 20 Scots shots in the game, including stopping shots on two St. Paul breakaways. “This was a good solid team win,” Eagles head coach Ryan Neuman said as New Ulm ends their regular season at ...

Paszkiewicz leads Greyhounds to victory win over Blackhawks

NEW ULM — New Ulm Cathedral and Madelia both doubled the amount of points they scored from the first half in the second half, with Cathedral turning a 16-13 halftime lead into a 55-44 win in a nonconference girls basketball game on Friday. The teams combined for 14 second-half 3-pointers ...

Lewis layup lifts Eagles by Scarlets

NEW ULM — Brooklyn Lewis scored 39 points against Mankato West Friday night in a big Section 2AAA girls basketball game. But her biggest basket was her last of the game and it came with one second left in overtime. Lewis’ lay-in on a full-court pass lifted the Eagles to a 75-73 win ...

New Ulm gymnastics season ends at 2A meet

MANKATO — New Ulm placed fifth out of eight teams at the Section 2A Gymnastics Meet on Friday. Sophia Berger led New Ulm in all-around score with a 32.725, good for 13th. Berger placed 11th on beam (8.55), while Alaina Blomberg placed 14th on beam (8.3). Karli Schwab and Ainsley Tess tied ...

Area roundup: Erickson passes 1,000 career points in Cougars’ win

GIRLS BASKETBALL Cedar Mountain 86, Lester Prairie 38 MORGAN — Cedar Mountain cruised by Lester Prairie 86-38 in a Tomahawk Division girls basketball game on Friday. Kendra Erickson recorded her 1,000th career point in the game, leading the Cougars with 32 points and four rebounds. ...

Party like it’s 1999

FAIRMONT — After knocking on the door to a team state tournament berth the prior two seasons, the New Ulm Area Eagles wrestling team will finally be able to once again party like it’s 1999. With a 31-23 win over the Marshall Tigers on Saturday at Fairmont High School, the Eagles ...