Yesterday was a big day for high school sports in the area. Let's start with boys soccer, where Cathedral crushed Melrose 5-1. Jacob Oliver was on fire, scoring three goals for the Crusaders. Mason Layne and Matt Primus also found the net. The undefeated team will take on Minnewaska tomorrow at Whit
Last Saturday, October 5th, was a big day for high school sports in the area. Let's dive into some of the highlights! In girls tennis, Sub Section 8AA had some exciting matches. Paige Tarrolly from St. Cloud Crush dominated her singles games, winning against Brooke Hennen from Sartell and Olivia Sc
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