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Following is a look at which former prep athletes from Sleepy Eye are competing at the next level, with brief recaps of their season from the past school year.

50 years ago - July 11, 1974Stark repeated as Bi-County teenage baseball champions Wednesday with a hard-fought 1-0 triumph over host Leavenworth.

Sleepy Eye’s 16/18U softball team won the New London-Spicer Dirt N’Turf Tournament on June 30, improving its record to 13-1 on the season.Sleepy Eye won its first tournament game over Little Falls 22-0.

60 years ago - July 2, 1964John Rosseth, South Fifth, won championship honors in the Winthrop Shortstop Tournament Sunday.

A new statewide high school baseball award named for Minnesota Twins great Joe Mauer went to 2024 St.

50 years ago - June 27, 1974The top four teams in the Tomahawk West amateur league are separated by one-half game.

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The Knights and Indians sent four players each to the Tomahawk Baseball All-Conference team.Mark Anderson, Brandon Schmitz, Talan Helget and Jon Petermann were selected for St.

Sleepy Eye United played their best when it counted most – in the second and final round of the Class A state tournament – to take seventh-place last week at Pebble Creek Golf Club in Becker.“So unbelievably proud of these girls,” coach Bryant Mages said.