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Russell and Flatau highlight Bluejays at Big South Conference Meet
Thursday evening, the Waseca Bluejays track and field team traveled to Fairmont to compete in the rescheduled Big South Conference Meet. With top finishes in a multitude of events, the Waseca girls team finished fourth in the conference with 120 points while the boys finished fifth with 87. Highlights for the girls began with Gabriela Lopez claiming the conference title in the 100 meter dash with a PR time of 12.98. In the 100 m hurdles, Brooklyn Flatau claimed the conference title with a time...
Owatonna boys 4x200 new fastest time highlights Big 9 Conference track and field
All year long, Garrett Karsten, Luke Webber, Nolan Ginskey and Keanan Larson had made up the only team to record a time in the 1:27 range for the boys 4x200 relay. At the Big 9 Conference Championship meet, the team turned it up a notch and further separated themselves as the favorites to bring home the state title in June. The Owatonna boys team (306.5) finished as the conference runners-up to Mankato East (327.5), and the Owatonna girls team finished seventh overall with 168 points...
Huskies reach Section 1AAAA semifinals by knocking off No. 1 Farmington
SECTION RESULTS Championship Bracket Owatonna (4) beats Farmington (1), 4-3 New Prague (2) beats Rochester Century (6), 1-0 Elimination Bracket Lakeville North (5) eliminates Rochester JM (8), 15-0 Lakeville North (5) eliminates Rochester Century (6), 5-4 (F/10) Lakeville South (3) eliminates Rochester Mayo (7), 3-0 Farmington (1) eliminates Lakeville South (3), 11-1 a63d6ae5-dd3f-4461-9c94-371ec35a81e6 For the second straight year, the Owatonna Huskies are in the Section 1AAAA semifinals and just one step away from reaching the section title game. ...
Bluejays softball has season come to an end with section tournament loss to Belle Plaine
Wednesday night, the Waseca softball team, the No. 15 seed in the Section 2AA Tournament, made the trip to Belle Plaine to take on the No. 2 seeded Belle Plaine Tigers. Despite holding the high-octane Tigers to just two runs through the first four innings, the Bluejays couldn’t keep them quiet all night, eventually falling 7-0 to see their season come to a close. Avery Barto started the game in the circle for Waseca and pitched six innings, allowing seven runs, only four of them...
Waseca baseball blitzes Triton for 13-0 victory in Section 2AA Tournament opener
Thursday night, the Waseca Bluejays baseball team opened postseason play in the Section 2AA tournament with a road matchup against the No. 7 seeded Triton Cobras. The No. 10 seeded Bluejays stunned the Triton faithful with 12 runs through the first three innings on the way to a 13-0 five inning victory over the Cobras. With the win, Waseca advanced to the second round and will travel to Belle Plaine to take on the No. 2 seeded Belle Plaine Tigers Tuesday, May 28. By earning...
Leichtnam highlights Big 9 track & field as boys pole vault champion
BIG 9 STANDINGS Boys: Mankato East (327.5), Owatonna (306.5), Rochester Mayo (207.5), Rochester Century (173), Winona (167), Mankato West (163.5), Faribault (152), Red Wing (63), Albert Lea (61), Rochester JM (58), Northfield (56), Austin (15) Girls: Mankato East (276), Mankato West (237.5), Northfield (211.5), Winona (197), Rochester Mayo (188.5), Rochester Century (176.5), Owatonna (168), Rochester JM (110), Faribault (80), Red Wing (63), Austin (35), Albert Lea (7) bf6e858f-f46a-4d21-8c1b-fde1e5147760 The Faribault boys and girls track and field teams made their way to Rochester Mayo High School...
Owatonna lacrosse teams clinch Big 9 titles with victories over Mankato
Ever since the sport of lacrosse was introduced to the Big 9 Conference back in 2016, it’d be rather difficult to find another school that’s been a powerhouse in both boys and girls lacrosse like the Owatonna Huskies have. Thanks to respective wins over Mankato on Thursday, the boys and girls team claimed their thrones as 2024 Big 9 team champions. This marks the girls’ sixth total Big 9 title...
Titans down WEM to open postseason play
The Tri-City United baseball team hosted Waterville-Elysian-Morristown Thursday night in the first round of the Section 2AA baseball tournament. A six-run second inning propelled the Titans to an 8-1 victory, advancing the team to the second round. Max Krautkremer earned the start on the mound as well as the victory as he pitched five innings of one-run ball, allowing just three hits while striking out 11. Parker O'Mallery pitched the final two innings, allowing just one hit while striking out three. ...
MSHSL Softball Second Season is Here
The #6 seed Faribault Falcons upended #3 seed Northfield 3-2 in extra innings today in Section 1 Class 3A competition, Meanwhile defending Section 1 Class A champion Bethlehem Academy fell 7-6 to #15 seed Lewiston-Altura in Faribault. An error by the Raiders in the top of the 8th inning allowed...
Bluejays and Bulldogs track and field do battle in Waseca
Thursday evening, the Waseca Bluejays track and field program hosted six other schools including Janesville-Waldorf Pemberton in the final home invitational this season. The Bluejays boys and girls teams both earned first-place finishes while the Bulldogs boys finished second and their girls, with many individuals held out in advance of State True Team Tournament, finished seventh. Waseca H.S. The highlights for the girls team began with Gabriela Lopez earning second...
JWP softball sees season come to an end with section tournament loss to Madelia
After having Tuesday’s Section 2A softball Tournament postponed a day due to severe thunderstorms in the region, the Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton softball team hosted the Madelia Blackhawks in the opening round. After being put on the defensive with Madelia scoring twice in the top of the first, the Bulldogs offense was unable to put together any big runs, eventually falling 4-1 to see the season come to an abrupt end. Ryleigh Donner pitched the complete game for JWP, surrendering just four runs on seven hits while striking...
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