Indians clobber GFW, MCW
The Indians started the baseball season with two lop-sided wins last week—over GFW at home and on the road over Martin County West.
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Knights go 1-2 to start season
The Knights baseball team opened their season on Wednesday, April 12, splitting a doubleheader at New Ulm Cathedral.
BowlingScores
KOFFEE KUP, April 13—HIGH GAME: Jan Seidl 167, Brenda Walden 164, Marge Seidl 143. HIGH SERIES: Jan Seidl 442, Brenda Walden 439, Gloria Engholm 374. HIGH TEAM GAME: Butternut 398. SERIES: Butternut 1,159. STANDINGS: Yuban 126-49; Hills 118-57; Butternut 9085.
Golfers off to a good start
The Sleepy Eye United golfers got in their first meet on Tuesday, April 18 when they hosted New Ulm High School. •SEU girls 210, New Ulm 227 “Great start for our girls,” said Coach Bryant Mages, “210 is just a stroke off of our season low from a year ago, so we are definitely off to a good starting point.” Individual scores, top four count for team score: Liz Schwint - 48 (Medalist); Kiara Murphy - 53; Chloe Walter - 54; Sam Price - 55; Meriden Andres - 59.
Indians boys basketball awards
The Sleepy Eye Indians boys basketball team recently had their season end awards program. Coach Shane Heiderscheidt presented the following awards.
St. Mary’s Knights Baseball
Head Coach: Bruce Woitas (33rd year as head coach). Assistant Coaches: Josh Kopacek, Scott Salfer, Nick Labat; Junior High: Randy Armbruster and Brad Mathiowetz.
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 Indians Softball
Head Coach: Sydney Geiger. Assistants: Katie Domeier, Cory Haala and Jamie Schauman.
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.
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).