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Football is often referred to as a game of inches, but an inch also meant the difference in Minneota's bid to upset top-seeded Central Minnesota Christian in the Section 3A-North semifinals Tu
Football is often referred to as a game of inches, but an inch also meant the difference in Minneota's bid to upset top-seeded Central Minnesota Christian in the Section 3A-North semifinals Tu
Caden Frericks outrebounded the entire Minneota team on Saturday as Wabasso prevailed 81-60 in the Section 3A-North quarterfinals in Montevideo.
By now you’ve probably had to deal with “rounding” up or down to the nearest five cents, depending on the place of business.
Minneota co-head wrestling coaches were named the Class A Coaches of the year by the Minnesota Wrestling Coaches Association this past weekend.
Minneota entered the Class A state team tournament for the first time in 10 years with just one loss under its belt all season.
Minneota put on a strong showing at the state individual tournament at Grand Casino Arena in St.
Jaydon Johnson had 24 points and Coy Thone had 22 as Luverne topped Minneota 83-67 in a non-conference game Friday night in Minneota.
From the start, it was easy to see that Minneota's Section 3A-North quarterfinal game against Canby was going to be anything but a cakewalk.
Minneota completely dominated the Section 5A Individual Wrestling Tournament before a packed gymnasium Saturday in Canby.
Blake Bosma pumped in 25 points to lead four Pipestone scorers in double figures as the Arrows thwarted Minneota 76-59 in a non-conference game Monday night in Minneota.