FAIRMONT – What could go wrong, did go wrong. Fairmont football’s 30-0 defeat at the hands of New Ulm last Friday night at Eagle Stadium saw the ball bounce the other way multiple times. Fairmont allowed a punt block and a 64-yard gain by Jeffery Kral that put New Ulm in favorable field ...
PREP VOLLEYBALL FAIRMONT: 3, BEA: 0 BLUE EARTH – The Fairmont volleyball team notched its second straight win after topping Blue Earth Area 25-15, 25-16, 25-23 on Tuesday night. Nora Fitzgerald had 13 digs. Adylen Laven had eight digs of her own while collecting two aces. Jadyn Montgomery had a team-high seven kills to go with two aces. Kaylee Kloeckner had four kills, five blocks and three aces. Fairmont travels to Waseca this Thursday for a contest at 7:15 p.m. MCW: 3, CEDAR MOUNTAIN: 1 TRIMONT – Martin County West continues to win. Despite dropping one set to Cedar Mountain ...
FAIRMONT – Fairmont Area girls soccer assistant coach Dominick Driano calls it “the unstoppable pass.” It’s a design that starts at an opposing team’s end line. When a defense counters to this position, the player sees if a teammate is running into the penalty area and ready for ...
FAIRMONT – One thing you are almost guaranteed to hear in a Fairmont volleyball timeout huddle is positive reinforcement from head coach Stacy Garbers. “Dig deep right now,” or “No ball hits the floor,” are typically mentioned during any point of a match. However, during the ...
PREP FOOTBALL NORTH UNION: 56, RICEVILLE: 42 RICEVILLE – North Union football outlasted Riceville 56-42 on Friday night to move to 4-0. Warriors quarterback Greyson Colegrove tallied 156 rushing yards, 90 passing yards and five total touchdowns. Cooper Hoye caught all three passing touchdowns to go along with his 111 receiving yards. Carson Crouch ran for 174 yards with one touchdown. The Warriors will take on GTRA on Friday, Sept. 25. Kickoff at North Union High School will be at 7:00 p.m. EDGERTON: 72, GHEC/T: 14 EDGERTON – Edgerton’s 40-point third quarter pushed the ...
NEW ULM – A fourth-and-6 on New Ulm’s 11-yard line forced Fairmont quarterback Jensen Livesay to drop back for another pass. Livesay and the Cardinals hoped to cut their third-quarter deficit to two possessions at the end of their 14-play drive, looking to tack on a touchdown rather than ...
