CROSS COUNTRY
The Canby/Minneota girls' cross-country team won the Camden Conference championship last Tuesday in Raymond. It was the fifth straight conference title for the C/M girls.
The Canby/Minneota girls' cross-country team won the Camden Conference championship last Tuesday in Raymond. It was the fifth straight conference title for the C/M girls.
Over the last three games, Minneota's run defense has held opponents to negative yards rushing.
The Minneota football and volleyball teams were seeded No. 1 and each received a first-round bye in their respective upcoming tournaments.
Minneota won two of five matches against bigger schools and finished 11th out of 16 teams in the Lakeville Invitational this past weekend.
Canby/Minneota dominated the Central Minnesota Christian-hosted cross country meet last Tuesday at the Raymond Golf Course, easily winning the boys' and girls' races.
Destin Fier returned two punts for touchdowns and scored another on a rushing attempt to highlight Minneota's 27th straight win, an 81-0 thumping of Lac qui Parle Valley Thursday night in Madi
(Result Thursday, Oct. 3)
LUVERNE INVITATIONAL
The Canby/Minneota girls had six runners finish in the top 15 and captured the team title at the Luverne Invitational on Thursday.
Minneota dropped in a dozen ace serves, including five from Madison Minnehan, en route to sweeping Lakeview in a Camden Conference match Thursday night in Minneota.
It's always been said that you shouldn't "poke the bear." That same thing seems to true about poking a Viking.
Minneota's volleyball match on Thursday night turned into a block party as the Vikings amassed 10 ace blocks en route to sweeping Central Minnesota Christian School 25-16, 25-17, 25-17 in Prin