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Sleepy Eye VFW tops St. Clair in 5

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STARK — Sleepy Eye VFW defeated St. Clair Junior Legion 12-2 in five innings in a junior legion baseball game on Wednesday. Mason Mathiowetz earned the win on the mound for Sleepy Eye, striking out six and allowing one run on two hits in five innings. At the plate, Cooper Walter was 2 for ...

Larson looks for 2nd three-peat at New Ulm Invitational

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NEW ULM — With eight-time Championship Flight winner Johnny Larson back again, it may be unwise to say the 66th annual New Ulm Invitational Golf Tournament is anyone’s tournament this weekend. The all-time leader in Invitational wins and winner the past two years is set to defend his ...

Area golfers ready for 2026 state tourney

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This year, 15 area golfers will be attending the state golf tournament, many returning with experience and hoping to improve on previous years’ finishes. New Ulm junior Mason Buegler is the lone Class AA golfer from the area, returning to the state tournament after placing third overall ...

Five Eagles earn All-Conference Softball honors

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The Big South Conference announced its All-Conference Softball Team this past weekend, with five New Ulm Eagles represented. Junior Gracie Baker, sophomore Natalie Fischer and senior Lauren Schmiesing all made Black All-Conference team, while seniors Maddie Olson and Miley Flor both earned ...

Jaxx fall to Bullfrogs

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BIRD ISLAND — The Bird Island Bullfrogs topped the Wabasso Jaxx 8-6 in a Corn Belt League amateur baseball game on Sunday. CJ Theis took the loss for Wabasso, allowing seven runs on 10 hits in 2 2/3 innings. At the plate for Wabasso, Brody Hauger had a hit and two RBIs, whiel Deagen ...

Four Eagles earn All-BSC Tennis honors

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The Big South Conference released its All-Conference Boys Tennis team for the 2026 season, with four New Ulm players represented. Seniors Charlie Weidman and Dan Brownfield both made the team for the Black Division, while senior Wyatt Feucht and junior Thomas Lehne were both Honorable Mention ...