FAIRMONT – Any thoughts of off-season rust for the 2026 Fairmont flag football team were out the window immediately, specifically, on the fourth play from scrimmage. Cardinal quarterback Audrina Suckow scanned the entirety of the field before flicking the ball to a screeching Alissa Moore ...
Both the boys and girls Fairmont track and field teams took home first-place team finishes in the St. Clair JV Invite this past Saturday at the St. Clair High School Track. The boys recorded a 197, while the girls finished with a 243. The day was highlighted with two additions to the school record’s top 10. Addison Folkerts is now eighth all-time in discus after her mark of 111’ 4”, while Jadyn Montgomery is now tied for seventh in pole vault with her height of 9’ 6”. Mollie Leiding and Addison Toothaker got first and second in the 100-meter dash. Toothaker’s 13.46 was a ...
PREP GOLF NEW PRAGUE – The Fairmont girls' golf team placed sixth in the 2026 New Prague Trojan Invitational on Friday afternoon with a score of 388. Holy Family Catholic and New Prague took home first with their score of 330. Jordan earned third after shooting a 362, while Waconia and Glencoe-Silver Lake finished with a 366 and 370, respectively. Leslie Zarling finished ninth overall with an impressive score of 86. Katherine Zelaya’s 92 was good for 19th, while Carly Gustafson cracked the top 30 after her score of 99 placed 27th. The Cardinal girls will return to action next ...
NEW ULM — Fairmont native and author Ross Bernstein had a long seven days last week before speaking at the 72nd Annual New Ulm Club Athletic Banquet last Saturday at Martin Luther College. “This last week was rough — I had speaking engagements in New Jersey, New York, San Antonio, San ...
WELCOME – Martin County West’s Friday afternoon victory over Nicollet came at the hands of two freshmen. Kade Fennern held onto MCW’s one-run lead and wiggled out of a bases-loaded jam in the sixth inning. In return, Kaleb Kennedy gave his team plenty of insurance in the bottom half of ...
FAIRMONT – One phrase to use when describing Fairmont softball’s effort during Thursday afternoon’s doubleheader matchup against Redwood Valley is battling through adversity. On top of the Game 1 intermission caused by peculiar weather patterns, the home team was forced to score ...
