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Area roundup: New Ulm’s Prahl advances in sections

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GIRLS TENNIS ST. PETER — New Ulm’s Karlee Prahl advance from Section 2AA South Subsection individual girls tennis meet Thursday at Gustavus Adolphus College, winning over Prior Lake’s Sarah Langridge 6-3, 6-0 in her final match. Prahl defeated Mankato West’s Emily Kodet and St. ...

Blocks lead Chargers to comeback win over Knights

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SLEEPY EYE — Powered by strong blocking at the net, Minnesota Valley Lutheran had a comeback win over Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s in five sets, wining 21-25, 11-25, 25-5, 25-23, 15-8 Thursday in a nonconference volleyball match. "It was a huge win for us,” MVL head coach Amy Pearson said. ...

Greyhounds look to keep momentum going vs. RCW

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NEW ULM — The seventh week of high school football on the local front sees teams trying to position themselves for the postseason playoffs. Minnesota Valley Lutheran is on the road to face Redwood Valley in a South Central-Silver contest Friday while New Ulm Cathedral entertains Renville ...

Vikings strike early and often, down Knights 5-1

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MANKATO — Martin Luther College fell 5-1 to Bethany Lutheran College Wednesday in an Upper Midwest Athletic Conference women’s soccer game at Bethany Lutheran College. BLC had 21 shots to MLC’s 13. MLC’s Rebekah Schroeder had six saves, while BLC had seven saves as a team. Lydia ...

BLC shuts out MLC in men’s soccer

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Information courtesy of Adam Hussman/MLC SID MANKATO — The Martin Luther College men's soccer squad lost its conference game on Wednesday evening to Bethany 7-0. The Knights had hoped to even up the season series with their rival, but had difficulty keeping the Vikings off of the ...

Tigers pounce on Mavericks in 50-0 shutout

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SPRINGFIELD — After the first quarter of Wednesday night’s Southwest District, South Subdistrict football game ended with a unique 2-0 Springfield lead over Martin County West, it appeared that a defensive battle was in store. The Tigers had other plans. Behind Jakob Nachreiner’s five ...