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Jaguars unable to rally versus BEA

NORTHROP – The Granada-Huntley-East Chain/Truman/Martin Luther and Blue Earth Area volleyball programs sought their first victory of the 2026 season on Thursday night. Both teams entered Martin Luther High School with a combined 0-8 record, but only one would add to their win column. The ...

Fairmont football aims to learn from last week's victory

FAIRMONT – Fairmont football head coach Mat Mahoney had a single takeaway after seeing his team’s 34-0 Week One victory over Worthington last Friday night. The Cardinals still have room to grow, and that’s completely fine. “We are a long way away from where I want us to be. And ...

Area roundup: Cardinal tennis sweeps Luverne

PREP TENNIS FAIRMONT: 7, LUVERNE: 0 LUVERNE – The Fairmont tennis team saw another victory when taking a trip to Luverne on Tuesday afternoon, beating the home team 7-0 and bouncing back from its previous defeat to St. James. Fairmont will take on Blue Earth Area on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Singles Carly Gustafson took down Sophia Pemme, 6-0, 6-1. Ada Edmundson defeated Cameryn Schepel, 6-1, 6-1. Cadleigh Jobe breezed past Lauren Peters, 6-1, 6-2. Ellena Laven got the upper hand over Autumn DeCesare, 6-3, 6-0. Doubles Emelia Klanderud and Allison Slama took down Gracyn Woodley and ...

Area roundup: Fairmont boys soccer improves win streak to two

PREP BOYS SOCCER FAIRMONT: 6, WINGS UNITED: 1 FAIRMONT – The Fairmont boys soccer team is on a two-game win streak. After starting the fall with consecutive losses, the Cardinals have evened their record with back-to-back wins, most recently a 6-1 domination over Wings United on Tuesday ...

Cardinals return to .500 with win over St. James

FAIRMONT – Fairmont volleyball head coach Stacy Garbers didn’t want to see a fifth set. After the Cardinals took the first two game points in Tuesday night’s battle against St. James, the third went in the visiting team's favor to prevent the sweep. But it was the only set where the ...

Mavericks make statement in season opener

TRIMONT – Four quarters were all it took to show that this year’s Martin County West football team was completely different from last fall. The previous season’s Mavericks had a plethora of new underclassmen, and even some juniors, who took on a bigger role. It forced many athletes to ...