NORTHROP – St. Clair’s speed and transition scoring were too much for Bryan Nowicki and his Granada Huntley East Chain/Truman/Martin Luther boys basketball team on Friday night in Northrop, taking down the Jaguars 73-57 after scoring at least 35 points in each half. GHEC/T/ML was coming ...
NICOLLET — The Martin County Mavericks made a late push Friday evening, but the Nicollet Raiders did enough damage with their press and pace to build a lead and hang on for a 55-48 win in a Valley Division girls basketball game. MCW was led by Maddie Carlson’s 18 points, while Courtney ...
GIRLS BASKETBALL Fairmont 62, Pipestone 56 PIPESTONE – Brylee Miller scored 40 points while surpassing the 2,000 career point milestone during Friday night’s 62-56 victory over Pipestone Area. The Cardinals now advance to 18-1 on the season, extending their winning streak to 10. Their last defeat was on Tuesday, Dec 30. Miller made 14 field goals while knocking down 12 of 14 free throw attempts to fuel her historic night. She also added 12 rebounds, three steals and three assists. Bria Williamson and Makayla Lowry each had six points. Fairmont (18-1) will continue its season ...
FAIRMONT – Lillie Schultz and Jadyn Montgomery each earned top five All-Around finishes during Martin County Area gymnastics' 140.25-134.3 defeat to Worthington on Thursday night at the Fairmont Armory. Schultz (36.25) and Montgomery (33.625) notched first and fifth place to lead all Magic ...
GIRLS BASKETBALL GHEC/T/ML 67, AC/GE 60 GRANADA – Keira Benck put on another impressive performance during Thursday night’s Granada Huntley East Chain/Truman/Martin Luther girls basketball win over Alden-Conger/Glenville-Emmons. Benck’s 25 points powered the Jaguars to a 67-60 victory at the Granada Huntley East Chain High School. Benck tacked on 11 rebounds, three assists and three steals to go along with her impressive night. Londyn Bowers notched 18 points with 11 rebounds and four assists. Ava Donohue drained six free throws to power a 12 point effort. GHEC/T/ML (9-6) ...
FAIRMONT – Numerous thoughts raced through Logan Junkermeier’s mind as he walked off the court following last season’s 66-50 section loss to Jackson County Central. What went wrong? How could I have been better? Buried beneath the frustration, even with months separating him from ...
