Improvising spring sports
In the 51 years Greg Gile has been coaching high school golf, he has never witnessed a spring quite like this one.
In the 51 years Greg Gile has been coaching high school golf, he has never witnessed a spring quite like this one.
Keven Larson’s starting lineup sheet may have a lot of scribbles on it — particularly by the name of Alex Pohlen.
Let’s see, starting catcher ... no scratch that!
With versatility being among its strongest assets, optimism is running high with the Canby-Minneota track teams this season.
The Canby-Minneota girls track team will be young with only 12 girls out that are in the top three grades.
Maybe nobody has more invested in the Minneota girls’ golf team than Nicole Evers. Oh, she graduated, you say! True. But some people leave — yet, they keep coming back again.
Commitment.
It’s a word coaches hang their hat on. But it’s also a word some players only talk about.
Now in their third full season, the Minneota Clay Target Shooting team is looking to improve on its impressive showing in last year's state championship.
When Brooklyn Nelson tore her Achilles tendon during volleyball practice, she feared losing far more than the volleyball season.
The Canby-Minneota boys flexed their muscles Monday at the SDSU track meet in Brookings, moving up 11 places from a year ago and finishing second to Sioux Falls Christian.
The Minneota-Canby Junior Varsity softball team includes: (left to right) Chelsie Omvig, Madison Scholton, Baliey Kindopp, Monica Gray, McKenzie Tolk, Ava Larson, McKenna Yost, Lexi Sanow, Johanna