ARMSTRONG, IOWA— With 11 returning letter winners, The North Union Warriors have seen a recovery from last season's graduating class, bringing a lot of youth to the roster. “I would say part of it is that we have a lot of younger kids,” said Warriors head coach Loren Looft. ...
SHERBURN—With a new coach and a roster of 45 athletes, Martin County West’s track and field program’s growth and an enthusiastic group of seniors will be a major key to its success. “Coming into this season, we had 20 kids coming back,” said Mavericks head coach Lee Carlson. ...
FAIRMONT – The Fairmont Cardinals track and field squad is set to hunt down another winning season. With three-quarters of the roster returning from last season, there is no lack of experience on the Cardinals. “About 3/4 of the team is returning 10th-, 11th-, 12th-graders,” said ...
TRIMONT – The wrestling season is over, and the Big South All-Conference selections and the team awards have been announced. The Martin County Area Red Bulls finished with a dual record of 13-7 on the season. The Red Bulls also secured the victory at the Blue Earth Dick Maher Invite. The team also locked in the Academic All-State honors for the 12th consecutive season, with the average GPA amongst the team being 3.5 or higher. In addition to a solid performance on the mat and in the classroom, the Red Bulls sent three grapplers to the Ninth Grade and Under State Tournament. The ...
JANESVILLE – The Martin County West Mavericks put on a dominant showing against Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton, securing a 15-3 victory in a nonconference softball game Tuesday night. Pitching for the Mavericks was Maddie Carlson, who got the win with 10 strikeouts and two walks allowed over five innings. The leading hitters for the Mavericks were Emily Schettler with three hits, two doubles and four RBIs, while Carlson had two hits, one double, and an RBI. Addy Wohlhuter had two hits, a double and two RBIs, while Emily Anderson had two doubles and an RBI. Teya Schmidtke had two hits ...
FAIRMONT – Farimont Cardinals catcher Joseph Hackett once again dons the catcher's gear as he prepares for the opening day of baseball season. The dual-sport junior has been focusing on developing his skill set this offseason to ensure that no pitch gets by him. “I was definitely focused ...
