RED WING
Girls hockey: Wingers fall to South St. Paul
Red Wing went into the third period tied with South St. Paul in non-conference action Thursday, but gave up two goals in the final frame to lose 4-2 on the road.By R-E Sports Staff , November 19, 2009
Nilsson's Notebook: How does Schnaith compare to state's all-time best swimmers?
Red Wing sophomore Abbey Schnaith has delivered several record-setting performances already this season and she'll have another chance to lower her times tomorrow at the Class A girls swimming preliminaries.By Ryan Nilsson , November 19, 2009
Nilsson's Notebook: Red Wing boys hockey ranked ninth in Class A preseason polls
The Red Wing boys hockey team is ranked ninth in Class A preseason polls compiled by the blog FollowThePuck.com and Let's Play Hockey.By Ryan Nilsson , November 18, 2009
Missota Conference award winners
A list of Red Wing athletes who were named all-conference or all-conference honorable mention for their participation in fall sports.November 18, 2009
Wingers prepare for state meet
A number of Red Wing entrants in the Class A preliminaries enter Friday's meet at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center on the bubble. The top 16 swimmers and relays in each event advance to Saturday's finals, while everyone else sees their season come to an end.
By Ryan Nilsson , November 18, 2009
Red Wing drops opener in overtime
Rose Alleva netted a pair of second-period goals, but she was the only Red Wing player to score Tuesday as the Wingers dropped their season opener at Hastings 3-2 in overtime.
By R-E Sports Staff , November 18, 2009
Cross country: Red Wing’s Anderson wins regional meet
Two freshman Red Wing runners highlighted the 5,000-meter race for the girls; Kelsee Anderson won the girls open race Saturday with a time of 19 minutes, 41.76 seconds, and Lindsay Scribner took fourth at 20:01.57. The girls open race had 136 runners.By R-E Sports Staff , November 18, 2009
Free clinic to open in Red Wing
Come January, people with little money and no health insurance will have a new option for getting medical services for themselves and their families.
By Ruth Nerhaugen , November 17, 2009
Flower power
Bozie the Clown, who does face painting as well as entertaining, paints a flowering vine on the arm of Isabella Grabowski.
November 16, 2009
Trophy buck allegedly poached
ST. PAUL — Troy Reinke may have killed a record-setting buck last month in southeastern Minnesota.
By Mike Longaecker , November 14, 2009
Nuclear plant expansion clears hurdle
ST. PAUL — Xcel Energy got the OK Thursday to increase electrical generating capacity and store more nuclear waste at the Prairie Island nuclear plant.By Jen Cullen , November 14, 2009
Girls swimming: 11 Red Wing entries going to state
Friday at Ellis Middle School in Austin, Minn., the Wingers finished second, as 11 Red Wing entries qualified for the Class A state tournament.By R-E Sports Staff , November 14, 2009
Area notebook: McNamara closes in on NCAA record
Zumbrota-Mazeppa’s Maggie McNamara is hoping to become the NCAA Division II all-time leader in set assists today.By Carolyn Bray , November 14, 2009
Boys diving: Red Wing's Eckstrom signs with Gophers
Red Wing senior Turner Eckstrom signed a National Letter of Intent to dive at the University of Minnesota next year.By R-E Sports Staff , November 13, 2009
Decriminalized: Program offers first-time offenders a break
Scott Adkisson believes some people deserve a second chance.By Mike Longaecker , November 13, 2009
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How does Schnaith compare to state's all-time best swimmers?
Red Wing sophomore Abbey Schnaith has delivered several record-setting performances (see list below) already this season and she'll have another chance to lower her times tomorrow at the Class A girls swimming preliminaries. Paul Windrath, the former Red Wing swimming and diving coach, e-mailed the
Posted by: Ryan Nilsson on Nov 19, 2009 at 12:00 PM | Nilsson's NotebookUPDATED: Red Wing boys hockey ranked ninth in Class A preseason polls
The Red Wing boys hockey team is ranked ninth in Class A preseason polls compiled by the blog FollowThePuck.com and Let's Play Hockey. The blog offered the following explanation for the Wingers' ranking: The Wingers lost a lot of goal production from last year, mostly due to the graduation of sen
Posted by: Ryan Nilsson on Nov 18, 2009 at 11:49 PM | Nilsson's NotebookGirls hockey: Wingers ranked fourth
Red Wing is the fourth-ranked Class A team in the preason poll appearing in today's issue of Let’s Play Hockey. The Wingers return all but two players from last year's team that finished third at state. The team opens play Nov. 17 at Hastings. Warroad, the runner-up in 2009, is ranked No. 1.
Posted by: Ryan Nilssonn on Nov 5, 2009 at 2:34 PM | Nilsson's NotebookCollege recruiting: Misconceptions and quotes
Contrary to reports in other media outlets, Red Wing senior defenseman Rose Alleva did not receive a full academic scholarship to Princeton. According to the university's financial aid FAQ Web site, Princeton does not award scholarships for "academic merit, special talents or athletic ability.&
Posted by: Ryan Nilsson on Nov 4, 2009 at 12:55 PM | Nilsson's NotebookCollege recruiting: Red Wing's Rose Alleva
Rose Alleva wanted to decide this week which Ivy League school to attend, but the Red Wing hockey standout said that plan has been delayed because her family has not received a financial read from Harvard. “Hopefully when that gets back it will ease my decision because I don’t really kn
Posted by: Ryan Nilsson on Oct 18, 2009 at 9:58 PM | Nilsson's NotebookCollege Recruiting: Red Wing’s Kirstin Bigelbach
Red Wing senior softball player Kirstin Bigelbach will take part in the Jim Berbee college showcase for the second year in a row Saturday. Bigelbach will audition as a pitcher, outfielder and first baseman at Dunning Fields in St. Paul. Unlike last year, Bigelbach will be able to speak with the col
Posted by: Ryan Nilsson on Oct 9, 2009 at 2:11 PM | Nilsson's NotebookStrib on Shakopee football
The Star Tribune once again wrote about a Shakopee team right before it's scheduled to travel to Red Wing. First it was a tennis story. Now it's a football notebook item. This comes after the Shakopee football team won 35-29 in overtime Friday at Farmington. It was the program's first conference wi
Posted by: Ryan Nilsson on Sep 30, 2009 at 9:57 PM | Nilsson's NotebookUPDATED: Red Wing vs. Shakopee girls tennis preview
The Red Wing girls tennis team plays host Friday to Shakopee in a Missota Conference showdown. The meet, which was rained out Tuesday, will start at 4 or 4:15 p.m., according to Wingers coach Tom Gillman. The Sabers have had a strong season and were the subject of a recent Star Tribune story.
Posted by: Ryan Nilsson on Sep 24, 2009 at 3:55 PM | Nilsson's Notebook
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