Three local schools left big marks on the weekend sports scene, with standout performances in soccer and track. First, Genoa-Kingston’s girls soccer team took home hardware by not letting opponents score even once across three games. Their goalkeeper, Maddie Swanson, kept everything locked down, whi
In the final round of spring sports, two teams from Western Wisconsin made their mark at the WIAA Girls Soccer Championships. West Salem and River Falls both had strong showings, but ultimately fell short in their respective semifinals. West Salem competed in the Division 3 state semifinals, while
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
Thursday was a packed day for high school sports, with lots of exciting games and matches happening all over. Let's start with girls' soccer. Sartell-St. Stephen pulled off a big 5-0 win against Sauk Rapids-Rice. Over in Willmar, the girls won 4-1 against Apollo, with Leighton Engel scoring the lone
It was a thrilling week for high school sports, with several teams vying for the top spot in their respective leagues. In boys' soccer, Apollo and Tech played to a 1-1 tie, while Sauk Rapids-Rice edged out Alexandria 3-2. STMA defeated Sartell-St. Stephen 3-2, and Cathedral emerged victorious agains
The world of high school sports is heating up, and Monday's results were no exception. In girls tennis, the St. Cloud Crush dominated Sartell-St. Stephen with a 6-1 victory. The Crush's impressive record now stands at 10-1, with a perfect 5-0 conference mark. But what's behind their success? Is it a
High school sports are often a source of pride and excitement for students, families, and communities. But behind the wins and losses, there's more to the story. Let's dive deeper into the world of high school sports and explore what makes them so special. In volleyball, Tech's Miracle Jensen stood
The excitement is building as Thursday's high school sports schedule is packed with action-packed matches and games. Let's dive into the details. But first, a question: What makes high school sports so special? Is it the sense of community, the thrill of competition, or the opportunity for students
