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Bulldog Clair Hathaway (#13) goes in for the game-winning second goal for Minnesota River Valley in the third period against Trojan’s Sophie Baker (#21) on Tuesday, Nov. 21.
The Minnesota River girls hockey team improved to 3-2 this season with a 2-1 win over New Prague Tuesday, Nov. 21 in a game played at Le Sueur.
Sophomore Clare Hathaway scored the game-winning goal at the 12:05 mark in the third period. It was her first goal of the season. She received assists from...
Two Tri-City United juniors and one senior have been honored by the Minnesota River Conference coaches following the 2023 season.
Senior Lexi Factor and junior Audrey Vosejpka were named to the First Team and junior Emma Skluzacek was named to the Honorable Mention Team.
Factor was also named to...
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Coach Bruce David
The Minnesota River Conference, which is disbanding at the end of the 2024 season, names outstanding coaches each year.
This year they honored four coaches who have been coaching for more than 110 years combined.
Bruce Davis of Tri-City United, Joe Scoblic of Lester Prairie, Chip Wolverton of...
A four quarter turnover led to the only touchdown of the game for Luverne in their 6-2 win over Tri-City United in the Section Quarterfinals played Oct. 24.
“We are disappointed to have the season end abruptly in the playoffs as we had our sights set on a playoff run. Unfortunately, we couldn't get...
Titan letterwinners, back row, left to right: Reagan Steffen, Anne Cooper, Ava Flintrop, Avery Lerfald, and Lily Martin. Front row, left to right: Becca Sladek, Destynee Wolff, Ellie Adams, Addie Houn, Addy Schroer, and Alice Schroeder. (missing from picture Cristina Cruz). (Submitted photo)
The Tri-City United girls tennis team finished up their 2023 season with a 2-13 overall record. Of those matches, five were lost by the score of 4-3.
Eighth grader Ellie Adams was named to the All-Minnesota Conference First Team and junior Anne Cooper was named to the All-MRC Honorable Mention Team...
Members of the New Prague High School girls’ swimming & diving team have enjoyed their share of pool or team record-setting success this fall. (From left) Taylor Bassett, Carolyn DeLuca, Ava Koloc, Nellie Dalsin, Payten Schieffer and (not pictured) Ella Lund have been part of program- and pool-record setting efforts. (John Mueller photo)
Section meet at Lakeville this week
Members of the New Prague High School swimming & diving team say the difference between setting a new school or pool record is razor thin, a difference equating to tenths or hundredths of a second. Or, between making it to the state meet and coming up just...
New Prague’s Kyla Klein, No. 1, goes up to slam the ball over the net during the Wednesday afternoon match against the Skippers. For more on the state tournament check out an upcoming print edition of The New Prague Times. (Patrick Fisher photo)
New Prague High School’s volleyball team advanced to Class AAAA state semifinals as the Trojans defeated Minnetonka, 3-1, Wednesday, Nov. 8.
New Prague will face Stillwater Area match Thursday, Nov. 9, 11 a.m. at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. Stillwater defeated Rogers, 3-2, to reach the...
New Prague’s Katie Boulanger (12) and Emerson Dillon (13) went up for the block in the second game of the Trojans’ three-game sweep of Owatonna on the section quarterfinal match Wednesday, Oct. 25, at NPHS. (John Mueller photo)
New Prague High School’s volleyball team had a chance to advance to the Section 1AAA championship match Saturday, Nov. 4. On Wednesday, Nov. 1, the No. 1-seeded Trojans (23-5) hosted No. 4-seeded Rochester Mayo (20-8) at 7 p.m. Results of the Nov. 1 match were not available as of press time for The...
The WEM/JWP boys cross country team improved their finish from a year ago at the Section 2A Cross Country meet which was held Thursday, Oct. 26 in Norwood.
The Grizzlies placed 13th last year with 308 points. This year they moved up to 11th place with 295 points.
Mountain Lake Area/ Comfrey won the...
WEM seniors Alayna Atherton and Claire Bohlen reached high over the net attempting to block a shot from Blue Earth Area Tuesday, Oct. 24 in the South Sub-Section Quarterfinals which WEM won in three straight sets. (Jay Schneider photo)
This time of year volleyball fans can pretty much schedule trips to Sub-section Playoff games if following the WEM netters.
For the 11th straight season, minus the COVID year, the Buccaneers have advanced to the Sub-Section Championship.
This year is not any different after the Bucs dismantled...
