The Big South Conference recently announced its All-Conference teams for girls hockey.
Tessa Gannott and Leah Schaefer (Marshall
Mackenzie Householder (Fairmont)
Payton Behr, Rehgan Bork and Kamryn VanBatavia (Luverne)
Amilia Messer and Anna Pavlo (Minnesota River)
Julia Helget, Afton Hulke and Maddi O’Connor (New Ulm)
Elly Bang (Windom Area)
Kessey Aljets (Worthington).
On the Honorable Mention team is Mallory Nelson and Cheyenne Schultz (Luverne), Brooke Arneson and Ava Brennan (New Ulm), Cecelia Huttemeir (Waseca), Madelyn Schumacher (Windom Area) and Riley Nickel (Worthington).
March 1st
at Sleepy Eye
Indians 53, Wolverines 35
Kadence Hesse 13 points, 11 rebounds, 3 steals
Kaydince Thoms had 13 points, 6 steals
Cadence Okerman 11 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assist
Brea Mertz 10 points
The New Ulm/Sleepy Eye/Redwood Valley girls hockey team lost an overtime thriller to Luverne to finish their season as the Section 3A Runner Up with a 23-4 record.
Stats to come.
January 11th
at MVL
The Sleepy Eye Indians football team held their awards program on Tuesday, Nov. 23. The senior players were honored with special “senior” plaques (photos provided by Sleepy Eye ONLINE/Plaques by Mark Thomas). Front row from left: Mason Sellner, Erizen Traconis, Zach Ziegenhagen, Jacob Schultz and Adrian Dena. Back row Trenton Nachreiner, Jackson Huiras, Jon Baures, Trey Heiderscheidt and Brennon Meyer.
All-District team: Jackson Huiras, Erizen Traconis, Arian Saenz. Honorable Mention: Mason Sellner and Brennen Meyer.
Leading rusher – Arian Saenz, 782 yards, 124 attempts, 4 touchdowns.
Leading receiver – Jackson Huiras, 229 yards, 14 receptions, 6 touchdowns.
Leading Defense – Arian Saenz, 90 total tackles, 43 solo, 47 sssists and 6 tackles for a loss. Jackson Huiras – 58 total tackles, 32 solo, 26 assists, 2 quarterback sacks, 4 tackles for a loss and 2 interceptions.
2021 Tomahawk All-Conference Volleyball Team Name Hgt. Year Position Team Jaci Domeier 5-9 11 Middle Hitter Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s Bella Hoffmann 5-5 11 Setter Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s Madison Mathiowetz 5-10 12 Middle Hitter Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s Hailey Hollar 5-7 10 Outside Hitter Cedar Mountain Nadia Meyers 5-9 11 Setter Cedar Mountain Megan Sandgren 5-11 12 Outside Hitter Cedar Mountain Lily Brennan 5-6 11 Middle Hitter New Ulm Cathedral Sydnee Helget 5-9 11 Middle Hitter New Ulm Cathedral Bryan Busse 5-7 11 Setter Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop Julia Schweiss 6-0 12 Middle Hitter Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop Allison Dornseif 5-9 12 Setter Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart Brooklyn Sturm 5-10 10 Middle Hitter Springfield Ella Schlei 5-10 12 Middle Hitter Minnesota Valley Lutheran Kelsey Frank 5-7 11 Setter Wabasso Honorable mention Allie Labat 5-5 11 Setter Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s Teresa Larsen 5-9 11 Middle Blocker Cedar Mountain Megan Haala 5-8 11 Outside Hitter New Ulm Cathedral Emily Schommer 5-7 12 Setter New Ulm Cathedral Emilie Hable 5-9 12 Outside Hitter Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart Lili Mohror 6-0 12 Middle Hitter Minnesota Valley Lutheran Abbie Riederer 5-9 12 Outside Hitter Minnesota Valley Lutheran Kadence Hesse 5-10 10 Middle Hitter Sleepy Eye Player of the Year — Madison Mathiowetz of Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s Coach of the Year — Jen Walter of Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s
The St. Mary’s football team finished the regular season with a 7-1 record to earn a share of the District championship.
