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Subscriber Exclusive: Tigers take sixth
MINNEAPOLIS — It appeared to the Lake City coaches that nothing was wrong with sophomore Katie Wallerich during prelims at the Class A high kick state tournament. She performed her pirouette and toe touch, but she had rolled her ankle on Lake City’s second kicks and couldn’t compete in the finals. This article is featured in the Feb. 23, 2011, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , February 23, 2011
Subscriber Exclusive: Young Eagles go cold, lose conference game
PEPIN -- The reason for Pepin-Alma's 54-40 loss to Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran was clear to the Eagles.
"Shots we normally hit weren't dropping," P-A coach Loren Mueller said.
Sophomore Cole Carroll said that the Eagles were getting open looks but "just couldn't hit." This article is featured in the Feb. 19, 2011, edition.
By Eric Lear , February 18, 2011
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Subscriber Exclusive: Wingers show flexibility in victory
Adam Sienczak e-mailed Red Wing coach Gene Petersen before the team’s home meet against Simley to inform Petersen he wasn’t feeling well. Petersen said he would put the sophomore in less stressful events like the 100-yard freestyle and the 200 free relay. The first event of Tuesday’s meet hadn’t even started when there was a change of plans. This article is featured in the Feb. 12-13, 2011, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , February 11, 2011
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Subscriber Exclusive: Strong at the top
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LAKE CITY -- The Bombers excelled at the upper weights against the Tigers -- and have all season long -- thanks in part to Brock Gobin and Spencer O'Reilly.
The Bombers built a 33-19 lead Tuesday before Gobin defeated Will Balow 5-1 in the 171-pound match. O'Reilly then pinned Sam Dugstad at 189, which put the match out of reach. Cannon Falls went on to beat the Tigers 48-25 in the Lake City auditorium. This article is featured in the Feb. 12, 2011, edition.
By Eric Lear , February 10, 2011
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Subscriber Exclusive: Kicking through the pain
CANNON FALLS — Every time the Bomber Dance Team practices its jazz routine, Cannon Falls coach Carrie Pommier admonishes senior captain Sarah Jensen not to perform C-jumps. Even after the reminders, Jensen will sneak in a C-jump or two, according to teammate Jackie Qualle. This article is featured in the Feb. 5-6, 2011, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , February 05, 2011
Subscriber Exclusive: Goodhue dance team keeps growing
A season ago the Goodhue dance team had seven members and six of them competed in meets. The team has doubled in size, but that has brought with it its own set of challenges. This article is featured in the Feb. 5-6, 2011, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , February 05, 2011
Subscriber Exclusive: Wingers display newfound depth
MINNEAPOLIS — The paradox of the Red Wing program is that it graduated four 2010 state participants — including two individual champions — and yet somehow it became deeper. This article is featured in the Feb. 2, 2011, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , February 02, 2011
Subscriber Exclusive: Haley mastering two-way hockey
“I thought I played well,” Red Wing's Paige Haley said after Tuesday’s game. “It’s been a while since I’ve had a rough game so I just kind of feel like I played like I normally do.” Normal for Haley has come to mean scoring in droves and blanketing opposing forwards. This article is featured in the July 29-30, 2011, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , January 29, 2011
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Subscriber exclusive: Cooking for a cure
Members of the Gnotke family have raised thousands of dollars for the Multiple Sclerosis Society through volunteering and participating in bicycle and snowmobile races, holding silent auctions, cooking and many other ways.
By Danielle Killey , January 27, 2011
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Subscriber Exclusive: Wingers go the distance
The odds of four Red Wing swimmers finishing in the top eight in the 500-yard freestyle seemed about as far fetched as Red Wing winning the True Team Section 1A meet outright. This article is featured in the Jan. 26, 2011, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , January 25, 2011
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Subscriber Exclusive: Lantz keeps winning
ELLSWORTH — Jens Lantz had defeated a 2010 state participant in the final match of the night a few minutes earlier and now he was being congratulated and slapped on the back by well-wishers. They seemed much more excited about the 2-1 victory at 103 pounds than Lantz. This article is featured in the Jan. 22-23, 2011, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , January 22, 2011
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Subscriber Exclusive: One milestone down, two to go
On the night that Buck scored her 1,000th career point in a Red Wing Wingers uniform, she reflected on the milestone and looked ahead to her next goal — 2,000 points. This article is featured in the Jan. 16-16, 2010, edition.
By R-E Sports Staff , January 15, 2011
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Subscriber Exclusive: O’Keefe rallies relay
Connor O’Keefe, who swam the anchor leg of Red Wing’s A relay, dove into the pool trailing Farmington’s A relay by .26 seconds. Over the course of 50 yards O’Keefe not only caught Tigers senior Allen Berg, but he passed him and won by .54. Red Wing finished in a time of 1:33.36. This article is featured in the Jan. 8-9, 2011, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , January 08, 2011
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Subscriber Exclusive: Coming up empty
CANNON FALLS — Natalie Reinardy knew the Bombers had struggled in the second half, she just didn’t know how bad it had been. When told Cannon Falls failed to knock down a field goal in the second half, the junior’s jaw dropped. This article is featured in Jan. 8-9, 2011, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , January 08, 2011
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Subscriber Exclusive: Competitive chill
Nicole Schammel’s childhood temper has given way to hot scoring. She leads the Wingers in both goals (19) and points (28) and is tied for 15th in the state in goals, according to the Minnesota Girls Hockey Hub website. This article is featured in the Jan. 5, 2010, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , January 05, 2011
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