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New-look Mavericks push for growth

TRIMONT – It will be a completely different team for this season's Martin County West High School boys basketball program. Head coach Phillip Rotunda enters the winter campaign looking to replace a very senior-heavy squad from the year prior, saying seven of the eight players getting ...

Area roundup: Four Red Bulls earn top three finishes

BLUE EARTH – The Martin County Red Bulls took home a fifth-place team finish after competing in the Dick Maher Invitational last Saturday in Blue Earth. There were 10 total teams in the tournament. Junior Pierce Rohman (145) took home first place after topping Waseca’s Jacob Knutson and ...

Hot second half pushes Jaguars past MCW

TRUMAN – Granada Huntley East Chain/Truman/Martin Luther boys basketball coach Bryan Nowicki knows defense always travels. During his first weeks at the helm of the program, Nowicki and his staff have emphasized ball pressure, tenacity, and controlled aggression on that side of the ...

Area roundup: Fairmont girls extend winning streak

GIRLS BASKETBALL Fairmont 57, Redwood Valley 17 REDWOOD FALLS – Double-digit efforts from Brylee Miller and Gwyneth Schultz powered the Fairmont High School girls basketball team to its third win of the season, beating Redwood Valley, 57-17, on Friday night. Miller had 15 points and four steals. Schultz scored 14 points to go along with 10 rebounds. Fairmont (3-0) heads to Blue Earth next Tuesday to take on the Buccaneers at 6 p.m. LCWM 72, GHEC/T/ML 37 CRYSTAL – The Granada Huntley East Chain/Truman/Martin Luther girls basketball team fell to Lake Crystal-Wellcome ...

AREA ROUNDUP: Gymnastics wins at Marshall

PREP GYMNASTICS MCA MAGIC 128.225, MARSHALL 110.625 MARSHALL – The Martin County Area Magic soared above Marshall 128.225-110.625 in a nonconference gymnastics meet Thursday. Lillie Schultz took first all-around with a 34.575. She took first place in all four disciplines, with an (9.025) ...

Junkermeier, Johnson fuel Fairmont to victory

FAIRMONT – Head coach Jared Thompson made it an early-season emphasis to retain Fairmont’s interior style of play despite losing size from last season. That responsibility has shifted to forwards Logan Junkermeier and Reed Johnson, who have been tasked to continue a dominant physical ...