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Bigger fish to fry
Monticello’s hopes of winning a second straight Mississippi 8 title went out the window when they lost to Princeton last week but they have bigger fish to fry. They bounced back by crushing Becker two days later and reminded the state that they aren’t done yet. The Magic had won seven games in a row before dropping a non-conference matchup to Orono on Monday, May 6. They hosted Princeton the next day and needed a win to stay alive in the conference championship race. ...
Recipe for success
It was clear from the beginning that this Monticello boys’ tennis team was different. Led by four seniors; Ryan Schyma, Hayden Miller, Rylan Fierabend and Peyton Goyler, this Magic team runs deep with talent. This team was able to mix the lineup up and find success all season no matter where the kids were playing. They have the recipe for success and followed it to perfection. Monticello went 16-2 and won the Mississippi 8 Conference Championship for the third time in program history and the...
Monticello Athlete of the Week: Brock Holthaus
Monticello High School junior Brock Holthaus is a menace for Magic baseball. Holthaus helped Monticello take down Becker 11-1 in five innings on Thursday, May 9. Against the Bulldogs, he went 2-for-3 at the plate with a walk, two RBI and three runs. He is tied for second on the team with 15 hits, tied for first with three triples, is second with 12 walks and is tied with Caden King for a team-high 14 RBI.
Monticello sports round-up
DeVowe medals at adapted bowling state tourney On Friday, May 10, Maddy DeVowe medaled for Monticello at the Adapted Bowling State Tournament. DeVowe took seventh in the Girls PI division. She was also one of six Monticello bowlers to be named All-State: Jenna Kingstadt (ASD), Bella Angell (PI), Brianna Parks (PI), Peyton Mossman (PI) and Addison Lees (PI). Magic wins Elk River meet ...
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