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By now you’ve probably had to deal with “rounding” up or down to the nearest five cents, depending on the place of business.
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.
Jaylyn Coequyt scored the 1,000th point of her career (see Page 1), finishing with 24 points as Minneota defeated Yellow Medicine East 74-47 Monday night in Granite Falls.
Minneota sophomore Bryce Becker, a forward on the Marshall Tigers hockey team, scored the first varsity goal of his career against Worthington on Feb. 5.