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Springfield tops Post 510 in six

NEW ULM — Springfield’s Eli Heglund allowed just two hits through six innings and Post 251 took advantage of six Nicollet Post 510 errors as they cruised to a 13-0 win in a DII legion baseball game. Heglund, who threw just 70 pitches in his stint, struck out seven and walked just ...

SEU boys in fifth after Day 1

Sleepy Eye United sits in fifth place as a team after the first day of the Class A State Boys Golf Tournament, shooting a 321 Tuesday at Pebble Creek Golf Course in Becker. Central Minnesota Christian leads the team tournament with a 300. Individually, SEU’s Nolan Kucera and Blaine ...

Blackhawks turn corner, ready for state

MADELIA — Two years ago, the Madelia Blackhawks fell in the Section 2A Baseball Tournament semifinals to Springfield, the eventual Class A state champions. In last year’s section tournament, Madelia lost against New Ulm Cathedral, who went on to place second at state. This year, ...

Four Eagles earn All-BSC Tennis honors

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 selections. New Ulm finished second in the Black Division with a 3-1 record.

VFW Silver win Luverne tourney

LUVERNE — The New Ulm VFW Silver won the Luverne Junior Legion Baseball Tournament this past weekend, defeating Sanford 8-0 on Friday, the Midwest Vandals 6-1 on Saturday and the Marshall VFW Orange 4-2 on Sunday. In the win over Sanford, Hudson Lieser was 2 for 3 with two doubles and three RBIs to lead the Silver, while Blake Aufderheide was 1 for 2 with two RBIs. Owen Drill earned the win in five innings, allowing five hits and one walk while striking out five. In the win over the Vandals on Saturday, the Silver were led by Owen Drill, who was 2 for 3 with a double and an RBI. ...

Mackenthun, Hatlestad win in Arlington

Courtesy of Arlington Raceway ARLINGTON — A wild night of racing provided extra thrills and spills for the fans Saturday night at the Arlington Raceway. It started out in the first feature of the Jack Pines Resort IMCA Hobby on the on the second lap when the 53 of Travis Koester broke his trailing arm and rolled over. He was OK but his car received substantial damage. At the same time, Carter Holmquist’s rearend broke sending him to the pit area. As the cars lined up again, coming out of Turn 4 the cars of Ben Davis, Chad Volk and Scott Porter making contact on the front stretch ...