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Firchau, Blackhawks hold off Knights with late rally

SLEEPY EYE — Madelia took a narrow 59-58 lead late in a nonconference boys basketball game against Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s and went on a 12-4 run to close with a 72-62 win on Thursday. “We knew coming in here it’s a different atmosphere,” Madelia head coach Jeff Van Hee said. “[St. ...

Buegler sends Eagles to semis

LE SUEUR — While Minnesota River’s game-tying goal late in the third period from Eian O’Keefe was a bit of a gut punch for New Ulm, Eagles junior defenseman Mason Buegler gave his team the answer it needed just in time. Buegler’s goal with 38 seconds left in the game broke a 1-all ...

NUBBA fifth-grade boys take 1st at home tourney

Submitted photo/information The New Ulm fifth-grade boys took first place this weekend at the NUBBA tournament. They started out hot with a 45-28 win over Glencoe Black. Next, they took on Fairmont Red and came away with a 42-28 victory. In the championship game it was back and forth until a ...

KOC Free Throw Challenge winners

Submitted photos/information The Knights of Columbus Free Throw challenge was held in New Ulm on Sunday, February 1. 31 participants, ages 9 to 14, took 15 shots each in the competition. Winners will were able to compete in the District level competition on February 15 in Sleepy Eye. Above: (Girls Champions) Age 9, Lydia Nosbush; Age 10, Annalina Collins; Age 11, Madelyn Wurtzberger; Age 12, Leah Franta; Age 13, Brielle Neubauer. Below: (Boys Champions) Age 9, Isaac Hazuka; Age 10, Emmett Hillesheim; Age 11, Austin Wilfahrt; Age 12, Ryker Anderson; Age 14, Nathan Kretsch.

Knights roll to Tomahawk-Valley title repeat

NICOLLET — Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s left no doubt Tuesday as the Knights repeated as Tomahawk-Valley Conference girls basketball champions with an 82-35 win over Nicollet. “It feels great,” St. Mary’s senior Natalie Fischer said. “We set our expectations super high at the start of ...

Chargers fall to Cyclones despite Brau’s career night

NEW ULM — Despite a career-high 35 points from Pierson Brau on Tuesday night, the Minnesota Valley Lutheran Chargers struggled to stop a three-headed monster in the form of St. Clair’s Austin Ward, Hunter Winkler and Sam Freitag. Ward, Winkler and Freitag combined to score 68 of the ...