FAIRMONT – While not officially starting the season, the Fairmont High School boys tennis team tested its skills during Monday afternoon’s out-of-state matchup against Estherville Lincoln Central for its first home event of 2026. “This is such a great way to start our season because we ...
Fairmont boys basketball player Logan Junkermeier earned a nomination on this year’s Big South Conference, Gold Division All-Conference team. Junkermier’s 18.3ppg and 9.5 rpg guided Fairmont to a 22-5 record, earning him the title of 2026 All-Sentinel Boys Basketball Player of the Year. Cardinal shooting guard Joseph Hackett earned honorable mentions. Hackett ended his Fairmont senior season averaging over 10 ppg while knocking down 36% of his outside shots. He was a part of the 2026 All-Sentinel team for these exact efforts.
FAIRMONT – The addition of Fairmont’s new batting cage facility is already making an impact on the entire baseball community. Tucked next to RE/MAX Total Realty at the corner of North State and East Tenth Streets, this space provides a “metro-level facility with small town access,” ...
ADRIAN – Adrian Area baseball used nine and 10-run innings to fuel their 21-5 victory over Martin County West on Thursday night. The Dragons did much of their work in the second and third innings, tallying 19 runs on eight hits. The Mavericks got out to an early lead in the first frame after Liam Pytleski slashed a two-run single to center field. Noah Meixell finished the inning off by scoring on a passed ball. MCW tallied two additional runs in the fifth on a walk and another passed ball. The Mavericks (0-1) will host Heron Lake-Okabena next Tuesday at the Fox Lake Area Sports ...
MANKATO — The Fairmont boys and girls varsity track and field teams had a hot start to the new season Friday in the Old SCC Indoor Track Meet, with the boys finishing first and girls taking second at Minnesota State University, Mankato. The Fairmont boys finished with a score of 168.83, ...
It’s everyone’s favorite time of the year. No matter how much – or how little – you watch the sport, from now until April 6, college basketball takes over the country. I’ll be honest when I say this season hasn’t been my most-watched. My usual nightly routine of scanning three or four college basketball games across dozens of conferences has faded a bit with covering high school sports. But please, hear me out. The research I’ve conducted since Selection Sunday grants me credibility to make my predictions for this men’s bracket, predictions of who I think will not ...
