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Fairmont football expects another strong season in 2025

FAIRMONT – Fairmont High School football coach Mat Mahoney lives by many things: his love for Cardinal athletics, his commitment to his players, and a deep passion for the Minnesota Gopher football program. But one standard that Mahoney has always lived by during his tenure at the helm of ...

Fairmont girls take tough loss to New Ulm

NEW ULM — Though New Ulm came through with a big 5-0 win over Fairmont Area in a Big South Conference girls soccer game on Tuesday, it did not escape unscathed as it lost two of its starters to injury in the first half. Jesalyn Skoglund scored the first goal of the game just a minute and a ...

Ocampo, Amoah power Eagles past Fairmont

FAIRMONT – The New Ulm High School boys soccer tandem of senior Jackson Ocampo and junior Methodious Amoah powered the Eagles to an 8-0 victory over the Fairmont Area boys on Tuesday night. The pair combined for five goals and four assists in the team’s winning efforts at Jeffery Kot ...

Area roundup: MCW wins in five over Cathedral

PREP VOLLEYBALL MCW 3, Cathedral 2 TRIMONT – Martin County West High School volleyball defeated New Ulm Cathedral, 25-14, 19-25, 25-22, 19-25, 15-7, on Tuesday night at the Trimont gymnasium. Emily Schettler powered the Mavericks with a team-high 21 assists while also collecting five digs. Maddie Carlson led MCW with 15 kills of her own, along with 22 digs and one block in the process. Rowan Faber had a team-high 24 digs on the night while tallying an ace. The Mavericks continue their season on Thursday with a road matchup against St. Clair. Pipestone Area 3, Fairmont ...

Cardinals bring back handful of experienced runners

FAIRMONT – Headlined by a pair of key returning runners, first-year Fairmont High School boys cross country coach Andrew Moeller is optimistic heading into the 2025 season. Last year was solid for the Cardinals overall. The team finished fourth in the Big South Conference Championships ...

Fairmont girls fueled by young roster

FAIRMONT – 2025 seems to be a new leaf for the Fairmont High School girls cross country team. After losing a pair of key senior leaders from last fall, Moeller and his coaching staff will rely on a handful of up-and-coming underclassmen to carry the load. The elephant in the room going ...