Fifteen Canby/Minneota girls and eight boys will be representing the team at the Section 3A track and field meet on Thursday in Redwood Falls after qualifying at the Sub-Section 3A-South meet last
Top-seeded Murray County Central took advantage of three costly Minneota errors en route to an 8-3 victory in the winner's bracket of the double-elimination tournament.
Windom Area scored all six of its runs in the second inning and went on to defeat Minneota/Canby 6-1 in the first round of the Section 3AA softball tournament Wednesday in Jackson.
Minneota senior Brock Kremin continues to lead the team with an average of 22.88 clay targets busted out of 26 attempts. He is currently tied for 12th place in the conference.
On a crisp Saturday morning with players donning stocking caps, long sleeves and even using hand warmers, Minneota/Canby rallied to beat Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 6-4 in Minneota.
Blayze Hulzebos tied for sixth place individually and the Minneota boys placed fifth among eight teams in the Benson Invitational on Wednesday.
Karlie Wollum won both the high jump and long jump, and the 4 x 400 and 4 x 800 relays teams finished first as the Canby/Minneota girls won the Camden Conference championship Thursday in Clara City
Minneota had a rough time on the mound and in the field and fell to Lac qui Parle Valley 12-6 on Thursday in Madison.
The Minneota Mudhens rallied from a 12-run deficit to defeat the Rosen Express 14-13 in a thrilling amateur baseball game on Sunday afternoon at K.P. Kompelien Field.
Minneota shooters Brock Kremin and Landon Neyens each busted 25 straight clays last week to receive patches.