Sleepy Eye guard Kadence Hesse earned her second consecutive Tomahawk Girls Player of the Year award while leading her 24-4 Indians squad to a share of the conference title with Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart.
•Koffee Kup, March 7: High Game: Brenda Walden 183, Brenda Marti 157, Jan Seidl 146.
Two stretches in the Knights’ last game of the season showed how dangerous they could be from deep.In the first half, St.
The Indians were cruising early in their 2A South Subsection semifinal last week, up 28-15 even as they played short-handed due to injury, when GFW quickly shaved the gap to four points and made it a game before halftime.Sleepy Eye’s Marcus Martinez hit a long 3-pointer at the buzzer on the half, salvaging a seven-point lead heading into the break.
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The New Ulm Eagles lost 8-1 to Warroad in their Class A state quarterfinal game and 4-3 to Northfield in the consolation bracket last week.Talan Helget, a junior from St.
The Knights and Indians, seeded No.
50 years ago - March 5, 1974From “Sports and Stuff” by Ollie: Dale Helget, the youthful catcher from Stark, will take another fling at big time baseball this summer.