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Bethlehem Academy’s Dillon, Viland sign to play Division II football
Side-by-side, Bethlehem Academy seniors Hudson Dillon and Elliott Viland made every football player’s dream of playing collegiately official when they simultaneously signed their National Letter of Intents to play at the Division II level. But there’s a chance that the Cardinal teammates could be lining up against each other as opponents in the future as Dillon signed to play as a receiver with Minnesota State University-Mankato Mavericks and Viland signed to play as a defensive back with the Southwest Minnesota State University Mustangs ...
Saints earn regular season sweep of Marshall as team improves to 21-1
A Saturday afternoon showdown against perennial section roadblock Marshall proved to be a challenging contest once again as the St. Peter girls basketball team played the Tigers for the second time in eight days. The Saints, having earned the 60-49 win in Marshall last Friday, had the opportunity to complete the regular season sweep and despite several key players struggling through illness, St. Peter earned the 58-52 victory. “We definitely did not play our best basketball, but props to Marshall, they came out tough and...
Saints overcome 5-point deficit in final minute to secure come-from-behind victory over Marshall
Aiming to avenge their 66-60 loss to Marshall the previous Friday, the St. Peter Saints boys basketball team hosted the Tigers Saturday afternoon. Despite trailing by five points with less than a minute to go, the Saints were clutch down the stretch, outscoring Marshall 8-0 to earn the come-from-behind 79-76 victory. “We did a good job starting the game coming out with a lot of energy,” said senior Josh Bosacker after the game. “In the second half, we let them pull back a little bit,...
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