PBSportsOnline...5-ranked Hurricanes (5-0) visit the No. 1-ranked and defending state champion Lions (5-0). This is one of three games in the state tonight featuring two 5-0 teams

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2018 | EDITOR: BEN PHERSON, [email protected]

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Causing a racketThree Rochester teams advance in Section 1 tennis playoffs

BIG SOUTHEAST DISTRICTRed Division

Northfield at Mayo

Owatonna at Century

New Prague at John Marshall

Blue Division

Mankato East at Winona

Mankato West at Austin

Red Wing at Faribault

SOUTHEAST DISTRICTRed Sub-District

Plainview-Elgin-Millville at Pine Island

Lake City at Byron

La Crescent at Stewartville

Kasson-Mantorville at Lourdes

White Sub-District

Dover-Eyota at Caledonia

St. Charles at Zumbrota-Mazeppa

Chatfield at Lewiston-Altura

Cannon Falls at Triton

MID SOUTHEAST DISTRICTEast Sub-District

Blooming Prairie at Hayfield

Rushford-Peterson at Goodhue

Southland at Wabasha-Kellogg

Kingsland at Winona Cotter

West Sub-District

Kenyon-Wanamingo at Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity

Crossover game

Fillmore Central at United South Central

NINE SOUTH DISTRICTEast Sub-District

Houston at Spring Grove

Mabel-Canton at Grand Meadow

LeRoy-Ostrander at Randolph

Lanesboro at Lyle/Pacelli

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Spring Grove quarterback Alex Folz (8) rushes for a touchdown during the Nine-Man football state championship game against Nevis last November. Folz and the unbeaten, No. 1-ranked Lions play host to unbeaten and No. 5-ranked Houston tonight in a game likely to decide the top seed in the Section 1 playoffs.

TONIGHT’S AREA H.S. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

TONIGHT’S GAMES TO WATCH• Houston at Spring Grove: Two of the top five teams in the Nine-Man state rankings go head-to-head when the No. 5-ranked Hurricanes (5-0) visit the No. 1-ranked and defending state champion Lions (5-0). This is one of three games in the state tonight featuring two 5-0 teams (Redwood Valley at Jackson County Central; St. Peter at Marshall).

• Rushford-Peterson at Goodhue: Another matchup of ranked teams features No. 5 R-P (5-0) and No. 9 Goodhue (4-1). R-P hasn’t been challenged this season; its closest game is a 42-20 win at Fillmore Central. The Wildcats are coming off a narrow 20-14 setback at No. 4-ranked Blooming Prairie last week. Goodhue has allowed just 28 points this year.

• Kasson-Mantorville at Rochester Lourdes: There are no section seeding implications in this one, just bragging rights. Lourdes, 5-0 and ranked No. 2 in Class AAA, hasn’t had an opponent come within 20 points of it this season. K-M (3-2) is coming off its biggest win of the year, 42-14 against Stewartville. The KoMets’ two losses are by a combined four points.

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS LOOK AHEAD

Post Bulletin staff

AUSTIN — The Century girls soc-cer team erupted for three first-half goals against Austin and cruised to a 4-0 road victory on Thursday.

Ellie Oyen scored the first goal in the middle of the first half off an assist from Alissa Levenick.

Addie Clarey then got an unassist-ed goal, and Nicole Gathman added the third goal on a breakaway after a nice feed from Clarey.

The only goal of the second half was a beauty, as Nicole Powell sent in a perfectly placed corner kick and Emma Kartheiser headed it in to put Century up 4-0. Century goal Ellie Luinenburg faced just two shots and stopped both of them, including a great save in the second half to pre-serve the shutout.

“After standing back without much action, that becomes one of the hardest saves to make,” said Century coach Karen LaDue.

The Panthers are 7-6-3.CENTURY 4, AUSTIN 0Century 3 1 — 4

Austin 0 0 — 0

Century: Addie Clarey 1 goal, 1 assist; Nicole Powell 1 assist; Emma Kartheiser 1 goal; Alissa Levenick 1 assist; Nicole Gathman 1 goal; Ellie Oyen 1 goal. Goalie: Ellie Luinenburg 2 saves.

Austin: No stats submitted.

Lourdes clinches HVL championship

Lourdes clinched the Hiawatha Val-

ley League regular-season crown in style Thursday, romping to a 10-0 girls soccer win over Cannon Falls.

The Eagles, who improved to 12-1-1 overall, won the HVL title for the third straight year.

“Tonight, we played a strong game against Cannon Falls,” Lourdes coach Sarah Groven said. “We had eight different players score tonight, so we were able to work the ball around the team for a nice win.”

Emma Schmitz scored twice for

Lourdes.

Lourdes finishes its regular season

at 1 p.m. Saturday, at Totino-Grace.

LOURDES 10, CANNON FALLS 0Cannon Falls 0 0 — 0

Lourdes 8 2 — 10

Cannon Falls: No stats submitted.

Lourdes: Emma Schmitz 2 goals; Emma

Mahoney 1 goal; McKenna Chestolowski 1

goal; Sarah Dravis 1 goal, 1 assist; Brittney

Gruszynski 2 goals; Aylssa Ustby 1 goal; Carolyn

Zobitz 2 assists; Jordyn Berg 2 assists; Bella

Talbot 1 goal; Lindsey Birch 1 goal. Goalie:

Lauren Nickels 2 saves.

Big first half helps Century defeat Big 9 rival AustinGIRLS SOCCER

Post Bulletin staff

Rochester teams had a strong day of girls playoff ten-nis Thursday, winning three of four matches.

For Mayo, Century and John Marshall, their matches came in the quarterfinals of the Section One, Class AA tourna-ment.

No. 1 seed Mayo knocked off No. 9 Farmington 7-0. No. 3 seed Century had just enough to beat No. 6 Owatonna 4-3, while No. 5 John Marshall traveled to No. 4 seed Lakeville North and lost 5-2.

Mayo, which is ranked third in the state, overpowered the Tigers at every position. The Spartans won all seven match-es in straight sets. Next up for them is a semifinal match at 9 a.m. Tuesday with Lakeville North, at the Rochester Athlet-ic Club.

Century, ranked 10th in Class AA, split in singles against Owatonna and won two of three doubles matches. Paige Sargent was a winner at No. 1 singles and Julia Baber won at No. 2. In doubles, the combinations of Victoria Suk and Carley Madson, and Sophia Nevenheim and Anjali Goradia won for Century, at the No. 1 and 2 spots, respec-tively.

Century plays No. 2 seed Lakeville South at 9 a.m. in

Tuesday’s semifinals. Finals will be played at approximate-ly noon.

• Lourdes, a heavy favorite to win the Section 1A tourna-ment, got it started by blowing out St. Croix Lutheran 7-0. Lourdes is ranked fourth in

Class A and is the top seed in the section.

The Eagles lost four games total against SCL. Next up for them is the semifinals and likely finals on Monday at the Rochester Athletic Club. Lourdes meets No. 5 seed Can-

non Falls at 8 a.m.

In the other semifinal is

No. 2 seed Lake City and No. 3

Stewartville.

The Section 1A champion-

ship is at 12:15 Monday at the

RAC.

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Century’s Paige Sargent returns a shot during a No. 1 singles match recently. Sargent and the Panthers squeaked out a 4-3 playoff win against Owatonna in the Section 1AA quarterfinals Thursday.

SECTION 1AA

TUESDAY, OCT. 2FIRST ROUND

No. 1 Mayo, bye

Farmington 4, Northfield 3

Lakeville North 8, Albert Lea 0

John Marshall 6, Red Wing 1

Lakeville South 7, Faribault 0

Hastings 6, Waseca 1

Century 7, Austin 0

Owatonna 7, Winona 0

THURSDAY, OCT. 4QUARTERFINALS

Mayo 7, Farmington 0

Lakeville North 5, John Marshall 2

Lakeville South 6, Hastings 1

Century 4, Owatonna 3

TUESDAY, OCT. 9SEMIFINALS

at Rochester Athletic Club

No. 1 Mayo vs. No. 4 Lakeville North, 9 a.m.

No. 2 Lakeville South vs. No. 3 Century, 9 a.m.

FINALS

at Rochester Athletic Club

Semifinals winners, TBD

SECTION 1A

THURSDAY, OCT. 4QUARTERFINALS

Lourdes 7, St. Croix Lutheran 0

Cannon Falls 4, Cotter 3

Stewartville 6, Trinity School 1

Lake City 7, New Life Academy 0

MONDAY, OCT. 8SEMIFINALS

at Rochester Athletic Club

No. 1 Lourdes vs. No. 5 Cannon Falls, 8 a.m.

No. 2 Lake City vs. No. 3 Stewartville, 9:30 a.m.

FINALS

at Rochester Athletic Club

Semifinals winners, 12:15 p.m.

SECTION 1AA QUARTERFINALS

Mayo 7, Farmington 0

Singles: Emma Trncic (M) def. Ashley Renwick 6-1, 6-0; Emily Norman (M) def. Katie Rowe 6-0, 6-0; Sutton Julsrud (M) def. Daisy Rodriguez 6-0, 6-0; Nandini Iyer (M) def. Sydney Hubbard 6-2, 6-4. Doubles: Ellen Barancyzk/Amalin Sorajja (M) def. Hailey Karnowski/Rose Bauer 6-1, 6-1; Taylor Julsrud/Deeya Patel (M) def. Kailey Felch/Kami Finstad 6-0, 6-1; Connie Chen/Taylor Hill (M) def. Abbie Clayton/Noel Mara 6-0, 6-3

Century 4, Owatonna 3

Section 1AA team quarterfinals

Singles: Paige Sargent (C) def. Emily Rahrick 6-1, 7-5; Julia Baber (C) def. Sara Anderson 6-4, 6-2; Megan Anderson (O) def. Nina Rehfeldt 6-2, 7-5; Olivia Herzog (O) def. Kathleen

Thompson 6-2, 6-2. Doubles: Victoria Suk/Carley Madson (C) def. Caitlynne Bussert 6-2, 6-1; Sophia Nevenheim/Anjali Goradia (C) def. Live Matejcek/Kathryn McDermott 6-2, 6-2; Jade Hansen/Selena Ong (O) def. Varsha Shan/Zoey Chan 5-7, 6-3, 6-2.

SECTION 1A FIRST ROUND

LOURDES 7, ST CROIX LUTHERAN 0

Singles: Clare Palen (L) def. Takara Morita 6-0, 6-0; Natalie Allison (L) def. Nano Fukuda 6-0, 6-0; Caroline Daly (L) def. Liza Bornschlegl 6-0, 6-1; Hannah Roth (L) def. Chloe Meyer 6-1, 6-0. Doubles: Stephanie Pedersen-Sydney Elliott (L) def. Hailey Douma/Risa Sakamoto 6-1, 6-0; Ryann Witter/Elyse Palen (L) def. Rena Takayama/Mai Hoang 6-0, 6-0; Karin Hayford/Melissa Stocker (L) def. Jessie Jiang/Uirim Jin 6-1, 6-0.

THURSDAY’S RESULTS

Rockets come back from two sets down to winPost Bulletin staff

John Marshall had to work for it, but the Rockets got it done Thursday.

JM managed a large come-back and beat Mankato West 23-25, 20-25, 25-9, 29-27, 15-13 in Big Nine Conference volley-ball.

West entered the contest unbeaten in the Big Nine.

“What a game!” JM coach Jessica Stellmaker said. “We have played 10 games in the last 11 days, and to come back down 0-2 to win this Big Nine matchup is huge.”

Mady Helvig had a big impact on the win, with 30 digs and eight ace serves.

Chayse Paulson had led the JM offense with 48 set assists, 15 digs and six ace serves. Katilyn Steffes had 21 kills and 21 digs.

“What a great team win — so fun to watch these girls play so well together,” Stell-maker said.

JM is 7-1 in the Big Nine, 12-7 overall. The Rockets play a conference match at Albert Lea at 7 p.m. Tuesday.JM 3, MANKATO WEST 2Mankato West 25 25 9 27 13

John Marshall 23 20 25 29 15

Mankato West: No stats submitted.

John Marshall: Hailee Horntvedt 16 digs; Mady Helvig 3 assists, 30 digs, 8 aces; Katilyn Steffes 21 kills, 21 digs, 2 blocks; Bailey Brand 2 digs, 2 aces; Chayse Paulson 2 kills, 48 assists, 15 digs, 1 block, 6 aces; Esme Decker 3 digs; Kathryn Nguyen 2 kills, 6 digs, 2 aces; Lillian Meister 5 kills, 2 digs, 3 blocks; Allyssa Ihde 13 kills, 4 digs, 1 block, 1 ace; Anna Rietveld 14 kills, 3 digs, 3 blocks, 1 ace.

Century makes short work of Red Wing

The Rochester Century volleyball squad made short work of Red Wing on Thurs-day, hammering out a 3-0 vic-tory in front of a vocal home crowd.

“The student section gave our team a lot of energy tonight,” said Century coach

Nichelle Guillaume. “With it being homecoming week, they were great fans for us.”

Rachel Fink led the Pan-thers attack with 12 kills, and Nicole Lund had 11 kills.

Rachel Schmitz had a strong service game, pound-ing out five aces.

“We attacked the ball quite well tonight,” Guillaume said. “We were getting our sets pushed out all the way to the antenna, which allowed us to get some great swings.

“It’s really great to watch how the things we’ve been working on at practice are coming into play and starting to click with the team.”

Century has won seven straight and is 11-4 overall, 6-2 Big Nine.

The Panthers are at Mayo on Tuesday.CENTURY 3, RED WING 0Red Wing 10 14 20

Century 25 25 25

Red Wing: No stats submitted.

Century: Mina Wimmer 34 assists, 12 digs, 3 aces; Rachel Schmitz 15 digs, 5 aces; Nicole Lund 11 kills, 3 digs; Rachel Fink 12 kills, 11 digs; Ashlyn Meincke 12 digs.

Goodhue tops Lourdes in straight sets

GOODHUE — Kate Opsahl and Elise Tipcke had six kills apiece and Hannah Gadient dished out 23 assists as Good-hue’s volleyball squad cruised to a 3-0 win over Rochester Lourdes.

Joslyn Carlson contributed five kills and two blocks for Goodhue.

Lourdes got eight kills from Taylor Hodenfield and 13 assists from Maura Tal-walkar.

The Eagles (5-8) host Hay-field on Tuesday.

Goodhue (10-8) hosts Hiawatha Valley League rival Triton on Monday at 7:15 p.m.GOODHUE 3, LOURDES 0Lourdes 16 17 20

Goodhue 25 25 25

Lourdes: Maura Talwalkar 13 assists, 3 digs, 1 ace; Grace Hobday 1 kill, 11 digs, 1 ace; Taylor Hodenfield 8 kills, 1 dig.

Goodhue: Torrie Rehder 12 digs; Kate Opsahl 6 kills; Elise Tipcke 6 kills, 11 digs; Hannah Gadient 23 assists, 2 aces; Joslyn Carlson 5 kills, 2 blocks.

John Marshall rallies

to beat Mankato West

VOLLEYBALL

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BIG NINE CONFERENCE

CENTURY 96, JOHN MARSHALL 82(Winners)

200 medley relay — Century (Wiepert, Kram, Patten, Bauerle) 1:55.74.

200 freestyle — Paige Patten (C) 2:08.75.

200 IM — Lilliann Linden (C) 2:23.45.

50 freestyle — Megan Bauerle (C) 26.06.

Diving — Yasmin Nasimova (C) 231.90.

100 fly — Alayna Patten (C) 1:03.74.

500 freestyle — Carly Tautges (C) 5:37.98.

200 relay — Century (Linden, Patten, Kram, Bauerle) 1:45.59.

100 backstroke — Irisah Cernohous (JM) 1:07.56.

100 breaststroke — Paige Patten (C) 1:15.67.

400 relay — JM (George, Sprow, Caples, Porrata) 4:06.22.

MAYO 98, AUSTIN 76(Mayo winners)

200 medley relay — Annie Wu, Hannah Gwaltney, Ava Gustafson, Bryn Carlstrom 2:01.33

200 free -- Edie Newman 2:06.50

200 IM -- Annie Wu 2:25.03

Diving -- Miya Ohashi Berg 161.35

100 fly -- Annie Wu 1:05.80

100 free -- Aleia Johnson 59.34

500 free -- Sarah DeLone 5:34.05

200 free relay — Edie Newman, Hannah Gwaltney, Cate Crockett, Bryn Carlstrom 1:48.81

100 back — Emily Erickson 1:1042 ( exhibition)

100 breast — Ana Gustafson 1:15.59 (exhibition)

400 free relay — Edie Newman, Bryn Carlstrom, Hannah Gwaltney, Aleia Johnson 3:58.92 (exhibition).

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BOYS TEAM TOTALSRosemount 44, Winona 66, Lakeville North 71, Austin 119, Century 141, Albert Lea 159, Owatonna 159, Mankato West 213, John Marshall 219, Northfield 299, Mayo 301, Zumbrota-Mazeppa/Keyon-Wanamingo 384.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS(First place; area runners in top 50)

1. Luke Labatte (Rose) 15:37.8, 4. Meti Omod (A) 16:16.8, 7. Henry Hinchcliffe (A) 16:27.0, 9. Jackson Murray (Cent)

16:32.7, 17. Dakota Dowd (JM) 16:55.9, 22. Raymond Lucero (A) 16:59.9, 25. Nathan Schatz (Cent) 17:05.1, 31. Ben Larson (Cent) 17:13.5, 32. Caleb Feda (JM) 17:18.2, 37. Gabe Hanson (Cent) 17:20.3, 39. Silas Green (Cent) 17:23.9, 40. Jackson Marsh (A) 17:29.0, 43. William Roden (M) 17:35.7, 44. Alex Petrik (A) 17:37.4.

GIRLS TEAM TOTALSRosemount 35, Lakeville North 109, Mankato West 119, Winona 131, Mayo 151, Austin 163, Owatonna 164, Eastview 199, Northfield 225, John Marshall 229, Zumbrota-Mazeppa/Kenyon-Wanamingo 279, Albert Lea 330.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS(First place; area runners in top 50)

1. Daisy Islas (Ros) 18:28.0, 2. Natasha Sortland (ZMKW) 18:35.8,03. Hannah Lamaster (M) 19:03.5, 11. Hadley Jensen (M) 19:29.3, 19. Nadia Vaughn (A) 20:14.7, 23. Morgan Hose (A) 20:29.0, 26. Arely Jaime-Luevano (M) 20:37.5, 27. Greta Freed (JM) 20:38.0, 29. Eva Fevold (JM) 20:43.8, 44. Margaret Anderson (JM) 21:22.0.

L-A/R-P OLE OLMSTEAD INVITE(At Lewiston Country Club)

BOYS TEAM TOTALSLa Crescent 55, Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson 61, Byron 98, Stewartville 110, Pine Island 122, St. Charles 123, Lourdes 172, Chatfield 214, Wabasha-Kellogg 235, Dover-Eyota 250, Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Osrander/Southland 333, Kingsland 378, Lanesboro/Fillmore Central 385, Austin Pacelli (inc.), Hayfield (inc.).

TOP 30 INDIVIDUALS1. Luke O’Hare (LARP) 17:10.4, 2. Axel Daood (SC) 17:22.4, 3. Tanner Horton (PI) 17:29.7, 4. Alex Lawrence (S) 17:30.8, 5. Aidan Ellinghuysen (LARP) 17:41.8, 6. Korrigan Diercks (SC) 17:42.0, 7. Thomas Lechnir (LaC) 17:48.4, 8. Jake Boudreau (LaC) 17:49.3, 9. Camdan Nolop (LaC) 17:57.3, 10. Tyler Rislov (LARP) 18:00.8, 11. Danny Langworthy (PI) 18:02.5, 12. Aric Jorgensen (B) 18:03.7, 13. Andrew O’Hara (SC) 18:07.6, 14. Cody Kowalski (LaC) 18:10.7, 15. Graeden Juenemann (DE) 18:13.4, 16. Jakob Ratelle (S) 18:20.4, 17. Bryce Duffy (LaC) 18:23.2, 18. Dane McCormick (LaC) 18:24.3, 19. Lincoln Stellner (B) 18:26.2, 20. Braeden Dilworth (B) 18:27.5, 21. Mitchel Peterson (B) 18:29.8, 22. Mitchell Ledebuhr (LARP) 18:32.9, 23. Aleric Frick (LARP) 18:33.8, 24. Kevin Turlington (Lour) 18:35.6, 25. Chris Temling (S) 18:39.1, 26. Nathan Jacobs (B) 18:40.0, 27. Scott Boelman (S) 18:41.2, 28. Ricky Buchanan (LARP) 18:48.8, 29. Treyton

Lanning (Chat) 18:53.7, 30. Alex Avilez (WK) 18:54.2.

GIRLS TEAM TOTALSLa Crescent 41, Cochrane-Fountain City 54, Pacelli 55, Chatfield 60, Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ostrander/Southland (inc.), Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson (inc.), Lanesboro/Fillmore Central (inc.), Hayfield (inc.), Stewartville (inc.), Byron (inc.), La Crosse Logan (inc.), Lourdes (inc.), Wabasha-Kellogg (inc.),

TOP 30 INDIVIDUALS1. Aubrie Schneider (GMLOS) 13:38.1, 2. Reese Ehrat (CFF) 13:40.1, 3. Ellie Ekern (LARP) 13:48.7, 4. Lauren Honken (LARP) 14:19.7, 5. Gracie Van Lin (LaC) 14:23.0, 6. Autumn Rabe (LaC) 14:24.0, 7. Breilynn Halverson (CFC) 14:41.4, 8. Lauren Brogle (LFC)14:48.4, 9. Josanne Tempel (Hay) 15:02.7, 10. Arbor Weinhold (Stew) 15:06.6, 11. Eliana Ruskell (Chat) 15:15.3, 12. Chloe Jacobs (B) 15:30.1, 13. Lexi Lewis (Pac) 15:30.4, 14. Julia Blom (B) 15:30.4, 15. Kaylie Doherty (Stew) 15:30.5, 16. Emma Stavenau (LaC) 15:46.5, 17. Kirsten Koopal (Pac) 15:50.2, 18. Savannah Vaughn (Log) 16:00.4, 19. Ella Barth (Log) 16:04.3, 20. Sammy Solberg (B) 16:04.3, 21. Kyra Arndt (LFC) 16:11.1, 22. Joselyn Wilson (Chat) 16:14.4, 23. Olivia Seidel (LaC) 16:15.1, 24. Morgan Klankowski (Pac) 16:37.1, 25. Lizzy Frederick (Pac) 16:38.4, 26. Alyvia Arneson (CFC) 16:42.4, 27. Mariana Miron (Chat) 16:49.3, 28. Lillian Hanson (Chat) 16:55.6, 29. Mya Stanton (CFC) 16:59.8, 30. Emily Mason (LFC) 17:05.9.

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THREE RIVERS CONFERENCE

DOVER-EYOTA 2, ST. CHARLES 0Dover-Eyota 1 1 — 2

St. Charles 0 0 — 0

Dover-Eyota: No stats submitted.

St. Charles: Goalie: Damian Iglesias 13 saves.

LA CRESCENT 8, P-E-M 1P-E-M 1 0 — 1

La Crescent 3 5 — 8

Plainview-Elgin-Millville: No stats sub-mitted.

La Crescent: Joey Schreier 3 assists; Alex Boudreau 1 goal; Ryan Lemke 1 goal; Isaac Petersen 6 goals, 2 assists; Russell Drye 1 assist. Goalie: Mitch Dryden 5 saves.

HIAWATHA VALLEY LEAGUE

PIZM 4, KASSON-MANTORVILLE 2Kasson-Mantorville 0 2 — 2

PIZM 4 0 — 4

Kasson-Mantorville: Cole Kundert 1 goal; David Perdomo 1 goal. Goalie: Adam Smith 9 saves.

Pine Island/Zumbrota-Mazeppa: Dan Mikaeo 1 goal; Brandt Konik 1 goal; Daniel Krier 1 goal; Jack Smothers 1 goal. Goalie: Jose Fernandez 3 saves.

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THREE RIVERS CONFERENCE

DOVER-EYOTA 2, ST. CHARLES 0Dover-Eyota 0 2 -- 2

St. Charles 0 0 -- 0

Dover-Eyota: Olivia Rhone 1 goal; Sandra Kraling 1 goal. Goalie: Jenna Timbeross 2 saves

St. Charles/Lewiston-Altura: Linsey Otterson 17 saves.

HIAWATHA VALLEY LEAGUE

K-M 2, PINE ISLAND/Z-M 0Pine Island/Z-M 0 0 — 0

Kasson-Mantorville 0 2 — 2

Pine Island Zumbrota Mazeppa: Goalie: Jordan Weber 10 saves.

Kasson-Mantorville: Elle Hager 1 assist; Olivia Mathias 1 assist; Chella Gonzalez 1 goal; Natalie Loy 1 goal. Goalie: Keana Meneses 3 saves.

Notes: “It was senior night at K-M and it was nice for our five seniors to finish their career at home with a win,” K-M coach Chris Soderberg said. “Senior Keana Meneses recorded her third shutout in the last two weeks, making three saves for the game.”

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HIAWATHA VALLEY LEAGUE

LAKE CITY 3, TRITON 2Lake City 25 25 24 20 15

Triton 19 12 24 25 6

Lake City: Hannah Grimm 27 assists; Hannah LaBonte 1 ace; Olivia Pennington 16 kills; Elyse Dalager 4 aces; Grace Bany 15 kills, 40 assists; Delaney Issendorf 23 kills, 5 aces; Tori Oliver 1 ace.

Triton: Nell Grahm 19 kills, 11 digs, 2 blocks; Isabel Valdez 9 kills, 6 blocks; Shelby Maloney 2 kills, 4 blocks; Dani Utech 4 kills; Chloe Staub 3 kills, 2 blocks; Sydney Gilliland 18 assists; Abby Gilliland 4 kills; Chelsea Lasker 22 assists, 10 digs; Samantha Hallaway 10 digs; Isabel Robinson 20 digs, 7 aces.

KENYON-WANAMINGO 3, P.I. 0Kenyon-Wanamingo 25 25 25

Pine Island 20 20 12

Kenyon-Wanamingo: Kasandra Keller 1 assist, 17 digs, 1 ace; Megan Mattson

5 kills, 5 digs, 1 block; Julianna Boyum 16 kills, 4 digs, 6 blocks, 1 ace; Madi Luebke 24 assists, 6 digs; Kaitlyn Vold 4 digs; Ally Peterson 16 kills, 7 digs, 2 blocks, 1 ace; Riley Dummer 15 assists, 3 digs, 3 aces; Ellie Benson 1 kill, 1 dig, 2 blocks; Chelsea Gilster 2 kills, 4 digs, 1 ace; Hailey Lerfald 5 kills, 3 aces.

Pine Island: Kendra Kundert 4 kills, 7 digs; Avri Kundert 2 kills, 4 digs, 1 ace; Rachel Ryan 4 digs; Regan Bushman 6 kills; Megan Quintero 2 kills, 5 digs, 1 ace; Bailey DeWitz 4 assists, 3 digs; Sydney Andrist 2 kills, 11 assists, 6 digs, 1 ace; Jordan Brehmer 19 digs, 2 aces.

Z-M 3, CANNON FALLS 1Cannon Falls 26 25 15 17

Zumbrota-Mazeppa 28 21 25 25

Cannon Falls: Jaci Winchell 12 assists, 15 digs; Riley Meyers 32 digs; Molly Bowen 5 kills, 13 digs; Makayla Bowen 4 kills, 3 blocks, 6 aces; Olivia Thomley 6 kills; Shayla Hustad 7 kills, 6 blocks; Rachel Huseth 13 assists, 12 digs.

Zumbrota-Mazeppa: Rylee Schliep 32 digs; Hannah Mensink 2 kills, 2 digs; Rylee Nelson 17 assists, 12 digs; Jakalyn Arendt 4 kills, 3 digs, 2 blocks; Megan Johnson 17 assists, 11 digs; Aspen Brubaker 14 kills, 2 assists, 23 digs; Juliah Jackson 3 kills, 2 digs, 2 blocks, 2 aces; Carly Fredrickson 8 kills, 2 assists, 8 digs; Makayla Arendt 10 kills, 4 digs.

Notes: Z-M is 6-2 in the HVL, 14-4 over-all; Cannon Falls is 3-4, 8-8.

THREE RIVERS CONFERENCE

DOVER-EYOTA 3, CHATFIELD 1Dover-Eyota 25 25 25 25

Chatfield 22 27 23 23

Dover-Eyota: Carly Mauseth 13 assists; Ashley Kendall 7 assists, 15 digs; Lexy Williams 9 kills, 13 digs; Lylee McCready 5 kills, 3 blocks, 6 aces; Hailee Welsh 14 digs; Olivia Riley 4 kills.

Chatfield: Kielan LaPlante 6 kills, 1 assist; Belle Berg 7 kills, 12 digs; Abby Nosbisch 11 digs; Teagan Allen 23 assists; McKenna Daniels 7 kills; Abii Hinckley 20 digs, 3 blocks; Paige Erickson 4.5 aces; Alanna Goetzinger 11 kills.

W-K 3, ST. CHARLES 0Wabasha-Kellogg 25 25 25

St. Charles 20 16 17

Wabasha-Kellogg: Anna Schneider 37 assists; Savannah LaRocque 18 digs; Ellie Sholing 15 kills; Morgan LaVigne 10 kills, 6 blocks.

St. Charles: Lindsey Root 5 kills, 24 digs, 1 block, 1 ace; Ashley Paul 19 assists; Kaitlyn Dailey 19 digs; Megan Shanahan 3 blocks; Elie Welch 13 kills, 18 digs, 3 blocks.

FILLMORE CENTRAL 3, R-P 1Rushford-Peterson 18 25 12 24

Fillmore Central 25 21 25 26

Rushford-Peterson: Alyvia Eide 19 digs, 3 aces; Kaitlyn Bieberdorf 5 kills; Jaelyn Connaughty 5 kills, 8 assists, 4 aces; Kjersta Hinz 5 kills, 2 blocks; Peyton Hoiness 15 assists; Lauren Lawston 9 kills, 22 digs.

Fillmore Central: Katrina Bergey 4 digs; Paige Donlinger 13 kills, 17 digs, 2 aces; KJ Corson 2 kills, 6 assists, 25 digs; Stella Schrüfer 10 kills, 6 digs; Madison Scheevel 3 kills, 29 assists, 29 digs, .5 block; Daysha Erickson 7 digs; Kandace Sikkink 5 kills, 3 digs; Hadley Yoder 2 kills, 3 digs, .5 block, 2 aces; Madison Krage 5 kills, 2 digs, 2.5 blocks.

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE

MABEL-CANTON 3, LANESBORO 0Lanesboro 6 17 13

Mabel-Canton 25 25 25

Lanesboro: No stats submitted.

Mabel-Canton: Lexi Thorson 4 kills, 4 aces; Payton Danielson 4 kills, 9 digs, 4 aces; Maddy Michels 4 kills; Jordyn Newgard 5 kills; Sarina Stortz 4 kills; Kenidi McCabe 20 assists, 8 digs, 4 aces.

Notes: Mabel-Canton is 22-2 overall, 12-0 SEC.

HOUSTON 3, KINGSLAND 0Houston 28 25 25

Kingsland 26 22 23

Houston: No stats submitted.

Kingsland: Taylor Zimmerman 23 digs.

GRAND MEADOW 3, L-O 0LeRoy-Ostrander 9 15 12

Grand Meadow 25 25 25

LeRoy-Ostrander: Kate Helgeson 4 kills, 3 assists, 2 digs; Haley Hungerholt 2 kills, 4 assists; Carlie Nagel-Hardy 3 digs; Nicole Freerksen 2 kills; Libertee Smalley 4 kills, 7 digs.

Grand Meadow: Isabelle Olson 8 digs, 3 aces; Meghan Eastlee 28 assists, 6 digs; Jordyn Glynn 10 kills, 6 digs, 3 aces; Madison Hindt 14 assists; Riley Queensland 11 kills, 2 blocks; Kaitlyn Hilton 19 kills, 6 digs; Hailey Hindt 4 kills, 2 aces.

GOPHER CONFERENCE

BLOOMING PRAIRIE 3, HAYFIELD 2Hayfield 15 25 20 29 11

Blooming Prairie 25 21 25 27 15

Hayfield: No stats submitted.

Blooming Prairie: Julia Worke 17 kills, 33 digs, 2 aces; Micalyn Trihus 5 aces, 20 kills, 4 blocks, 20 digs; Heather Pirkl 43 assists, 19 digs; Rachael Oswald 12 kills, 2 blocks, 11 digs; Maya Lembke 16 digs.

THURSDAY’S AREA HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS

Spartans score 3 times in each half to roll past Albert LeaPost Bulletin staff

Albert Lea’s boys soccer team came to Rochester on Thursday on a bit of a roll, having won four straight games, including two in overtime.

This time, however, the opponent was Mayo, and the Spartans made it clear from the very beginning that

there would be no late-game heroics

in this one.

Mayo totally dominated from start

to finish, allowing Albert Lea zero

shots on goal as the Spartans cruised

to a 6-0 win.

Mayo piled up 19 shots on goal and

senior captain Jibril Muse had a hat

trick by halftime.

Five Spartans had assists, and Jon-

athan Wright had an unassisted goal.

The Spartans are now 12-2-1 over-

all, and 10-1-0 Big Nine.

They host Farmington on Saturday

in the regular-season finale.

MAYO 6, ALBERT LEA 0Albert Lea 0 0 — 0

Mayo 3 3 — 6

Albert Lea: no stats submitted.

Mayo: Gabriel Gauther 1 assist; Jibril Muse 3

goals; Rauf Iftikhar 1 assist; Geo Castillo 1 goal;

Miguel Zuniga 1 assist; Nathan Spindler Krage

1 goal, 1 assist; Jonathan Wright 1 goal; Simon

Kennel 1 assist.

Century tops Austin in defensive battle

Century and Austin squared off

Thursday, and it should come as no

surprise that this one turned out to

be a defensive nail-biter.

Century had won four of its last

five games, and Austin came in with

a nine-game winning streak, having

given up one goal in those nine wins.

The Packers win streak now stands

at 10 after a 1-0 overtime win over the

Panthers.

The game-winning goal came with

just 40 seconds left in the second over-

time when Kevin Ortiz finally found

the net.

Despite the loss, Century coach Hal

Houghton said his team played well.

“Blake Larson had a great game

in net,” he said. “Cade Wilson and Andrew Coleman had strong perfor-mances on the defensive side of the game.

“Markus Melsness and Nour Mohammed played well in the mid-field defending and then switching the point of attack.”

The Panthers are 8-7 overall and will close out the regular season Sat-urday at home against Mankato East.AUSTIN 1, CENTURY 0Austin 0 0 0 1 — 1

Century 0 0 0 0 — 0

Austin: Kevin Ortiz 1 goal.

Century: Goalie: Blake Larson 6 saves.

Mayo dominates from start to finish against TigersBOYS SOCCER