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Klanderud, Slama advance to state tennis tournament

ST. PETER – Fairmont’s Emelia Klanderud and Alison Slama became the 2A section champions in doubles Wednesday. It started with a defeat of Ellie and Alivia Romsdahl of St. James 6-1, 6-0. They had to face Macy Sohre and Madison Ward of Maple River, who defeated a second St. James doubles ...

Fitzgerald shines in first varsity season

FAIRMONT – Taking part in her first season as head coach of the Fairmont High School volleyball team, Stacy Garbers didn’t know what to expect with some of the returning players in the Cardinal program. However, one of the first things she noticed during this past summer and fall ...

Fairmont football prepares to ball TCU

FAIRMONT – With Week 7 quickly approaching, coaches and players in the area are gearing up for their final handful of games of the regular season, using these last chances to further prepare for a hopeful run in the upcoming postseason. This is the same mindset for Fairmont High School ...

Fairmont finishes strong, topples Luverne in 4

FAIRMONT – A Luverne spike sent the ball flying in the latter part of the Fairmont back row during the waning moments of the fourth set. Cardinals defenders raised their hands to avoid contact, eagerly awaiting the ruling of the sideline judge. With the flag raised in the air and the ...

Weekend football roundup: Jaguars fall to Dragons

Adrian-Ellsworth 53, GHEC-Truman 14 GRANADA – The Granda Huntley East Chain/Truman football team dropped to Adrian Ellsworth 53-14 last Friday night in Granada during the Jaguars’ homecoming week festivities. Bowan Sill and Brody Grathwohl had 39 and 44 rushing yards, respectively for the Jaguars. Jaguars quarterback Reagan Emmert completed 10 passes for 89 yards and a touchdown. Griffin Studer led all GHEC/T receivers in passing yards with 56 while hauling in a touchdown in the third quarter. GHEC/T (2-4) will play Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda this Friday on the road, with ...

Mavericks sweep Bucs

BLUE EARTH – The Martin County West High School volleyball team toppled Blue Earth in straight sets, 25-21, 25-13, 25-11, on Monday night on the road. The Mavericks had 27 kills at the end of the night, with four individuals earning four or more by the night’s end. Leading the charge was ...