St. Mary’s junior girls basketball player Madison Mathiowetz surpassed the 2,000 career point mark January 21 in a home game against GFW. Mathiowetz is the school’s all-time scoring leader.
Photos Courtesy: Jacki Kyllonen
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- Madison goes up for number 2,000
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- Congratulated by teammates
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- Madison and coach Bruce Woitas
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- Madison with family including Mom Brynn and Dad Matt.
Tomahawk Conference All-Academic Team
Volleyball 2020
Buffalo Lake/Hector/Stewart – Leslie Rodriguez, Allison Dornseif, Emilie Hable, Chloe Ufkes, Katherine Buboltz, Jessica Novotny, Allison Milbrandt, Tia Weispfennig
Cedar Mountain – Carole Gruendemann, Megan Sandgren, Teresa Larsen, Paige Rose, Mykenna Vollmer, Keanna Hultquist
G-F-W – Morgan Aylsworth, Brynn Busse, Taylor Haas, Emilee Kuehn, Jaedan Nachreiner, Alexis Rettig, Rylee Sabo, Hana Schroeder, Olivia Schwarzrock, Julia Schweiss
Minnesota Valley Lutheran – Mikayla Bendix, Rachel Black, Emma Bruegger, Samantha Dalueg, Anesa Fluegge, Natalie Hennig, Kaylee Hunter, Rebecca Kuck, Olivia Marth, Morgan Paulsen, Abigail Riederer, Ella Schlei, Rylee Woller
New Ulm Cathedral – Sarah Mohr, Emily Schommer, Sydnee Helget, Annie Edwards
Sleepy Eye Public – Brooke Arneson, Morgan Hoffmann, McKenna Strong, Stephanie Fernandez
Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s – Sydney Windschitl, Madison Mathiowetz, Katelyn Rutscher, Kya Krzmarzick, Reagan Severson, Julia Helget, Bella Hoffmann, Abby Schwartz
Springfield – Jaeli Richert, Maddy Digmann, Iliana Tempel, Anna Mattson, Courtney Wendt, Lexi Groebner
Wabasso – Kelsey Fischer, Halle Huhnerkoch, Emma Salfer
Requirements
Member of Varsity Squad
GPA of 3.75 or higher
Sophomore, Jr. or Senior
Team Awards
Academic All Conference: Front row (from left): Reagan Severson, Bella Hoffmann, Abby Schwartz, Kya Krzmarzick. Back row: Madison Mathiowetz, Julia Helget, Katelyn Rutscher, Sydney Windschitl
Academic All State: Sydney Windschitl
Tomahawk Conference Player of Year: Madison Mathiowetz
Honorable Mention All Conference: Trista Ibberson, Allie Labat. All Conference Madison Mathiowetz, Jaci Domeier
Volleyball 2020 Awards
Team Awards:
Leadership- Sydney Windschitl
Most Improved: Jaci Domeier
MVP: Madison Mathiowetz
All Conference:
Madison Mathiowetz
Jaci Domeier
Honorable Mention All Conference:
Trista Ibberson
Allie Labat
All Conference Academic:
Sydney Windschitl, Madison Mathiowetz, Reagan Severson, Julia Helget, Katelyn Rutscher, Kya Krzmarick, Bella Hoffmann, Abby Schwartz
All State Academic:
Sydney Windschitl
Conference Player of the Year:
Madison Mathiowetz
Conference Coach of the Year:
Jen Walter
All Journal Team:
Madison Mathiowetz
Allie Labat
All Journal Player of the Year:
Madison Mathiowetz
Julia Helget received the Spirit Award and Emma Currans the Leadership Award and the Coach’s Award.
St. Mary’s Cheerleader Letter winners: Natalie Marti, Alexa Pelzel, Kenadi Steffl, Abigail Schwartz, Isabella Hoffmann, Kallie Zarn (on phone-via facetime), Kya Krzmarzick, Maya Nelson (on phone-via facetime), Julia Helget, Emma Currans, Samantha Ibberson, and Katelyn Rutscher.
Front row, from left: Carson Domeier, Kaleb Wait, Bradon Hansen , Caleb Schumacher, Joey Herzog and Riley Strate. Back row: Trent Steffensmeier, Brad Balko, Anthony Helget, John Balko and Owen Weiss. Missing Spencer Hoffman and Patrick Hoffmann.
2020 St. Mary’s Football Awards
- Player Voted Awards
- Offensive CO-MVP- Carson Domeier and Trent Steffensmeier
- Defensive MVP- Riley Strate
- Lineman- Anthony Helget
- Leadership- Anthony Helget
- Most Improved- Braden Hansen
- Play of the Year- Joey Herzog, Carson Domeier, Patrick Hoffmann
- Charlie Hale- Patrick Hoffmann
- All Sub-District
- Anthony Helget
- Trent Steffensmeier
- Carson Domeier
- Caleb Schumacher
- Honorable Mention
- Spencer Hoffman
- Kaleb Wait
- Academic All Conference
- John Balko
- Brad Balko
- Trent Steffensmeier
- Patrick Hoffmann
- Riley Strate
- Carson Domeier
- Owen Weiss
9 South 9-man All-District football team
WWG: Ethan Mischke and Nathan Kuehl
RRC: Luke Willhite, Mason Gode and Dominik Smith
Hills-Beaver Creek: Gavin Wysong, Tyson Bork, Chase Bosch, Zander Wysong and Tory Knobloch
RCW: Jaden Kolker, Brandan Hoberg, Riley Ashburn, Jacob Haney and Landon Tanner (
Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda: Matt Madsen, Eli Fest, Trevor King and Brayden Peil
Mountain Lake Area/Comfrey: Mace Herrig, Ethan Nickel, Wyatt Wall and Kade Wassman
GHECT: Ethan Arndt and Ja’Sean Glover (Madelia), Matt Heckman and Cael Jaskulke
Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s: Anthony Helget, Carson Domeier, Trent Steffensmeier and Caleb Schumacher
BLHS: Cale Luthens and Ashton Bergstrom
Cedar Mountain: Cade Schiller, Jackson Guggisberg and Nick Freitag
Edgerton: Nolan Buckridge, Mason Gilbertson and Jacob Ockenga
Nicollet: Nathan Duis and Tyler Laven .
Honorable Mention Team
WWG was Gabe Krick and Brady Ross while
RRC had Payton Harazin and Mason Strom.
HBC: Calvin Erickson and Max Scholten
RCW: Nathan Schmidt and Noah Gullickson
HLO/Fulda: Zach Their and Ryder Henning
MLA/Comfrey: Kolby Kremmin and Sebastian Rehnelt
St. Mary’s: Spencer Hoffman and Kaleb Wait
Cedar Mountain: Caden Kleinschmidt and Matt Zeug
Edgereton: Chase Bootsma and Donald Bistline
Nicollet: Riley Mans and Austin Gieseke
Madelia: Amauri Perez-Garcia and Vaugh Nolan
GHECT: Owen Wolter and Kaiden Musser
BLHS: Nick Taylor and Cale Petersen
Gavin Wysong and Tyson Bork were named Offensive Players of the Year while Jaden Kolker was named Defensive Player of the Year. Tory Knobloch was named Lineman of the Year while Rex Metzger (HBC) and Ryan Hebrink (RCW) were named Coaches of the Year.
