Sports Schedule
Field conditions permitting •Thursday, April 13 Golf Quad at Oakdale Baseball: Indians at GFW in Fairfax; Knights home vs. Springfield Softball: Indians home vs.
April 2023
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Bowling Scores
KOFFEE KUP, April 3—HIGH GAME: Ardelle Domeier 186, Gloria Engholm 164, Brenda Walden 146. HIGH SERIES: Ardelle Domeier 455, Jan Seidl 407, Gloria Engholm 392. HIGH TEAM GAME: Yuban 415. SERIES: Yuban 1,203. STANDINGS: Yuban 119-42; Hills 111-50; Butternut 76-83.
River Valley Wildcats compete against Class AA teams
The River Valley Wildcats track team was back at MSU-Mankato for another indoor meet on Tuesday, April 4 at MSU-Mankato. This meet was hosted by Mankato West and River Valley was the only Class A team competing against Class AA teams Marshall, Waseca, and Mankato West. Coach Heidi McCone was happy with the Wildcats’ performance, saying, “we competed against all AA teams and held our own!” Top finishers for boys 400 meter run: Nathan Sandgren, 3rd, 59.24 PR (personal record).
River Valley Wildcats Track and Field
The River Valley Wildcats Track and Field Team is a co-op of Sleepy Eye Public, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s, Cedar Mountain and Springfield schools. The track at Sleepy Eye High School is where home meets and outdoors practices are held.
Sleepy Eye Indians Softball
Head Coach: Sydney Geiger. Assistants: Katie Domeier, Cory Haala and Jamie Schauman.
St. Mary’s Knights Softball
Head Coach: Kayla Mathiowetz, Varsity Assistant: Jill Weiss; JV Coach: Katie Bloedow, Junior High Coaches: Crystal Ibberson and Angie Ibberson. Last year’s record: 20-6, losing in a game against NUC for third in the section.
Sleepy Eye United Golf
Head Coach: Bryant Mages. Assistant Coach: George Schwint.
Sleepy Eye Indians Baseball
Head Coach: Aaron Nesvold. Assistant/ JV: Trent Weicherding, Chase Meyer.
Sleepy Eye historian Elizabeth Scobie featured at BCHS program
The Brown County Historical Society presented its annual Women’s History Month program on March 30 at the Best Western in New Ulm. The program was titled “Tell Me More - Notable Women of Brown County.” The format was a repeat of last year’s popular program, “Do Tell” in which women noted in Brown County’s past were portrayed by volunteer reenacters. The “Tell” term in the titles referred to stories, or gossip, shared among friends (female and male) with fun comments about old time telephone party lines.
Sleepy Eye Public School news
I am so glad to see that snow is truly melting finally and by the time this article is published we will have temperatures in the high seventies. Winter was truly rough on the schools this year. I truly don’t recall having this long of a cold spell. Seems like March treated us like early February this year. I am hoping our spring sports will be able to get into full gear and the weather cooperates for the rest of the spring. We are very fortunate that we are able to use digital days if we are unable to have school. Our staff have done a very nice job managing students remotely and ensuring that those days are actually are meaningful. The digital days also allowed us to keep the Easter break intact.