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Jaguar track and field look to build in year two

TRUMAN – It was a season of firsts for the Granada Huntley East Chain/Truman/Martin Luther boys' and girls' track and field programs. Outside of bringing in head coach Alex Roorda to man the helm, it was the first season GHEC/T/ML would split off from Madelia, replacing the Jayhawk logo ...

Increased numbers should improve MCW track and field

SHERBURN – The return of second-year head coach Lee Carlson has both Martin County West/Butterfield Odin boys and girls track teams poised to continue moving in the right direction heading into this 2026 spring season. Despite losing a solid amount of seniors from last year’s roster, ...

Fairmont softball to lean on returning experience

FAIRMONT – Fairmont softball’s roster turnover from the year prior became much more difficult with season-ending knee injuries suffered by Makayla and Makenzie Lowry this past basketball season. The University of Minnesota-Morris commits were planned to help Cardinal head coach Cory ...

Mavericks expect another solid year in the diamond

TRIMONT – Armed with returning experience, head coach Darrell Ziegler and the Martin County West High School softball team are poised to string together another competitive spring season. Last year’s Maverick team had its best win total in the past 10 seasons after finishing with a 22-5 ...

The perfect March Madness

Has the clock struck midnight for the Cinderella story? The sights and sounds of March Madness have been defined by the “little guy” getting the chance to show their prowess against the big bad blue bloods of college basketball. And traditionally, this has led to a slew of unexpected runs in the Big Dance that virtually no one can predict – 1983 North Carolina State, 1985 Villanova, and 2018 Loyola Chicago, just to name a few. However, much to the anguish of basketball fans, these occurrences have become increasingly hard to find as of late, specifically with Mid-Major teams. ...

Fairmont golf shooting for lower scores this spring

FAIRMONT – With almost double the roster size and a solid amount of returning varsity experience, the Fairmont boys and girls golf teams should be poised for an even better season than the one a year prior. The girls will be returning the same six varsity golfers from last season, ...