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Eagles fall to Tigers in 2AAA title game

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ST. PETER — While at times surpassing Marshall’s intensity in the first half, the New Ulm Eagles were unable to pull off another comeback as the Tigers controlled the second half of Wednesday’s Section 2AAA Girls Basketball Tournament championship game. With a dominant effort in the ...

GETTING TO KNOW Blake Steffl

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Interview conducted by Travis Rosenau Steffl set the Cedar Mountain all-time assists record Tuesday in a home playoff win against Mountain Lake Area/Comfrey. He finished the game with 15 assists and now sits at 586 for his career. Q: Who is your favorite basketball player? A: Ant ...

MLC’s Morris, Dorn, Gawrisch get All-Conference recognition

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Courtesy of Adam Hussman/MLC SID ST. PAUL — The Martin Luther College women’s basketball added some additional achievements to their 2024-25 season as the UMAC Women’s basketball postseason awards were announced on Wednesday. Mya Morris transferred in from Crown this season and the ...

Cougars get playoff payback against Bulldogs

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ARLINGTON — The No. 3-seeded Cedar Mountain Cougars got the monkey — or more appropriately bulldog — off their backs Thursday night in a big way. Breaking things open in the second half, the Cougars downed sixth-seeded Lester Prairie Bulldogs 66-50 in at Sibley East High School. The ...

Blackhawks handle Knights in Section 2A quarterfinals

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ST. PETER — Fourth-seeded Madelia pulled away for an impressive 83-46 win over 12th-seeded Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s in the Section 2A Boys Basketball Tournament quarterfinals Thursday, going up 20 early in the second half and never looking back. “We play great as a team,” Madelia’s ...

Sleepy Eye falls to No. 2 BOLD

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ARLINGTON — Sleepy Eye saw its senior leader Landon Wendinger in foul trouble and the BOLD Warriors took advantage of it Thursday evening in a Section 2A Boys Basketball Tournament quarterfinals game at Sibley East High School. As Wendinger’s fouls added up, so did the Warriors’ ...