
Indians and Knights start season at SEHS Invitational
The Sleepy Eye High School basketball program opened the boys’ season with an invitational tournament Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2 and 3.
The Sleepy Eye High School basketball program opened the boys’ season with an invitational tournament Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2 and 3.
I’m getting my house all festive for the season. Yup, I put away all the pumpkins and orange leaves and finally got the lights and red and green things out of storage.
The Sleepy Eye FFA Chapter held its annual fall awards and parents night and Crop Show on Monday, Nov. 21. It was a chance to highlight the Trap Shooting successes and the Greenhands. The Crop Show winners were also announced and will be reported next week.
The Lady Knights hosted GFW on Thursday, Dec. 1 and got 73-49 win. Coach Bruce Woitas said it was a back and forth first half with both teams playing good basketball. The half ended at 38-33 in the Knights favor.
KOFFEE KUP, Nov. 21—HIGH GAME: Cecelia Zwaschka 154, Brenda Walden 152, Gloria Engholm 143. HIGH SERIES: Brenda Walden 434, Jan Seidl 405, Brenda Marti 376. HIGH TEAM GAME: Butternut 411. SERIES: Butternut 1,130. Dec. 1— HIGH GAME: Jan Seidl 167, Brenda Walden 161, Gloria Engholm 152. HIGH SERIES: Jan Seidl 422, Brenda Walden 392, Gloria Engholm 375. HIGH TEAM GAME: Hills 390. SERIES: Butternut 1,095. STANDINGS: Yuban 66-19; Hills 51-33; Butternut 44-40.
•Thursday, Dec. 8 Boys Basketball: Indians at GFW Boys Hockey home vs.
•Boys Hockey: The Eagles won their first two games—4-1 over Marshall on Dec. 1 and 12-0 over Worthington Dec.
The Sleepy Eye Indians girls basketball team traveled to Hector Thursday night, Dec. 1, to take on the BLHS Mustangs. The Mustangs may have defeated the Indians, 54-49, but the Indians had a special celebration anyway when Brea Mertz scored her 1,000th career point (she was 3 points away coming into the gym).
The Christmas story is one of “good news and great joy” and that beautiful story will be retold in a live Nativity Pageant, December 9 and 10 in Springfield. The pageant will be performed under the stars with one performance at 7 p.m. each evening.
We have been blessed with another “Holiday Lights in Motion” Christmas season and we are so fortunate. This committee of people and their volunteers do an excellent job of decorating Sportsmen’s Park and add so much to the glitter of the season in our community. It’s one more of the features that make Sleepy Eye a place where people want to come. I want to extend a huge thanks to everyone who had a hand in that effort. We are blessed to have you do the work you do. Andy Pelzel, Mike Suess and Shari Hittesdorf among others all get special accolades for heading up this effort. Thanks also to our businesses that sponsor events in the park in conjunction with Holiday Lights in Motion.