In a one-week stretch, from Feb. 14 through Feb. 21, the Lady Knights played five games — for five more wins — and on Tuesday night will travel to Granada for their final regular season game, against GHEC/ML
Friday, Feb. 18 the Indians girls basketball team traveled to Renville and defeated the Renville County West Jaguars, 76 to 25.
The Eagles boys hockey team finished the regular season at Luverne on Thursday, Feb. 17 and got a nice 5-2 win over the team that has been chasing them in the Big South standings this season. The Eagles finished with a 16-0 conference record, 19-6-0 overall.
Two softball players from Sleepy Eye faced each other at the Bethany Lutheran College tournament played in the dome at MSU-Mankato last weekend. Brynja Mielke is a Sleepy Eye High School graduate and a sophomore playing at Bethany.
The Knights of Columbus District 25 Free Throw Competition was held at St. Mary’s School on Sunday, Feb. 20. Girls winners by age category are picture, from left: Age 9 - Avery Hillesheim; Age 10 - Elsie Leopold; Age 11 - Jayde Altermatt; Age 12 - Olivia Schieffert; Age 13 - Morgan Mathiowetz; Age 14 - Kiara Murphy. PROVIDED
KOFFEE KUP, Feb. 17 — HIGH GAME: Jan Seidl 185, Ardelle Domeier 148, Brenda Walden 147. HIGH SERIES: Jan Seidl 520, Ardelle Domeier 419, Gloria Engholm 397. STANDINGS: Yuban 100-54; Hills 99-55; Butternut 88-66.
Thursday, Feb. 24 Girls Basketball Subsections start, #1 Knights and #2 Indians have first round byes Boys Basketball: Indians at BLHS; Knights home vs.
Knights 79, Wabasso 59 The Knights boys basketball team clinched the Tomahawk Conference title with a 79-59 win over Wabasso, at home Tuesday, Feb. 15.
New Ulm Cathedral 53, Indians 40 The Indians started a home game streak last week with two disappointing losses but finished with an exciting win over a very tough opponent. Coach Shane Heiderscheidt said the boys have been working hard.
The New Ulm Eagles’ girls hockey team finished the regular season with a 4-0 win over the Windom Eagles at home on Tuesday, Feb. 8, giving New Ulm a perfect 13-0 record in the Big South Conference and 22-3 overall. Against Windom, Julia Helget got 2 assists and Brooke Arneson got 1.