By DAVE CAMPBELL AP Pro Football Writer MINNEAPOLIS — Kyler Murray became a superstar athlete as a kid growing up in Texas, won the Heisman Trophy with Oklahoma, was the first overall pick by Arizona in the NFL draft in 2019, and made the Pro Bowl after his second and third seasons in the ...
THURSDAY PREP VOLLEYBALL NEW ULM 3, FAIRMONT 0 NEW ULM — The New Ulm Eagles swept Fairmont in a Big South Conference, nondivision volleyball match on Thursday, winning 26-24, 25-14, 25-18. The Eagles were led by Calli Koop, who had seven kills, six digs and two aces, while Karly Meier ...
NEW ULM — For a team that has had questions regarding its doubles lineups this season, Thursday’s doubles teams for the New Ulm Eagles answered a lot of those questions with grit and success. In a matchup between two teams eager to earn a win nearing the midway point of the girls tennis ...
PREP VOLLEYBALL ST. MARY’S 3, MADELIA 0 MADELIA — Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s swept Madelia 25-21, 25-21, 25-15 in a nonconference volleyball match on Tuesday. Morgan Mathiowetz had nine kills, 17 digs and three aces for the Knights, while Audra Hoffmann had 10 kills, six digs and six aces. Olivia Schieffert had nine kills, while Brynne Ibberson had 24 set assists and six digs. Addie Odegard had five kills and a block for Madelia, while Carissa Sorenson had four kills, nine digs and three aces. Grace Tatro had four kills, four digs and a block, and Avery Tatro had 12 assists ...
After all three local high schools opened their seasons on the road, they all have home contests Friday for Week 2. New Ulm High School hosts Fairmont at 7 p.m. at Eagles Field in a Southeast Central District, Red Subdistrict game, while New Ulm Cathedral and Minnesota Valley Lutheran play an afternoon/night doubleheader at Johnson Field. The Greyhounds entertain Buffalo Lake/Hector at 4 p.m. in a Nine-Man South District, West Subdistrict game before the Chargers host LeSueur-Henderson at 8 p.m. in a Mid-South District, Brown Subdistrict contest. FAIRMONT (1-0) AT NEW ULM HIGH ...
Courtesy of Arlington Raceway ARLINGTON — Mike Vogt of Brownton won a $1,000 for his efforts Saturday night at Arlington Raceway. Starting from his seventh-place starting position in the Olson Snowplowing & Lawn Care Outlaw Hobby feature, Vogt moved forward to take the lead on Lap 8 and remained the leader for the remaining 12 laps to win the race. The race was intense as the 33 of Matt Schauer and the 0X of Mark Oestreich lined up in the front row and took off at the drop of the green flag. The two cars drove around the track like a freight train lap by lap with Craig Groebner ...
