Friday, September 12th.
Football.
Buffalo 32, Bemidji 31. Grant Benson rumbled 54 yards to cut the Lumberjack led to one, before hitting Thomas Jordan for the game winning two-point conversion as the Bison won at home. Benson threw for 227 yards and rushed for 88, while compiling four TDs for Buffalo.
Grant Benson, above, combined for over 330 yards and four touchdowns in the Bison win over Bemidji.
STMA 15, Wayzata 14. Wyatt Mosher scored two TDs on the ground, and Braydon Bohm rushed for 110 yards as the Knights picked up a much-needed win.
Monticello 48, Cambridge-Isanti 0. The Magic rushed for 267 total yards and QB Carson Deibele threw for 101 yards and two TD’s as the Magic overwhelmed the Bluejackets on Friday night.
Monticello, above, celebrates a TD in their shutout win over Cambridge-Isanti.
Annandale 40, Foley 6. Michael Kovall, Braylon Fobbe and Noah Elam all threw a touchdown in the first has as the Cards raced out to a 34-6 lead. The Cards first team has now outscored their opponents 122-9 in three games.
Maple Lake 48, Long Prairie Grey Eagle 0. The Irish shut out LPGE to improve to 2-0 at home this season.
Dassel-Cokato 38, Jordan 20. The Chargers ran over the Hubman on the road on Friday.
Zimmerman 14, Delano 2. The Thunder limited the Tigers offense to only 140 total yards on Friday in their home win. Davin Clare led the Tigers defense with 11 tackles and a fumble recovery.
Holy Family 24, Howard Lake WW 20. The Fire, ranked #4 in AAA scored on a late TD to knock off the Lakers on Friday on the road.
Rockford 28, Milaca 8. Ty Dingmann and Jacob White combined for 126 yards rushing in the Rockets win.
Saturday, September 13th.
Volleyball.
AAA/AAAA Showcase at Burnsville.
For the second straight year, #2AAA Delano won the event going 5-0. The Tigers swept Kasson-Mantorville, Detroit Lakes, Grand Rapids, and Holy Angels, before defeating BSM in the finals, 25-19, 25-27, and 15-12.
For the second straight year Delano won the AAA/AAAA showcase in Burnsville.
Monticello went 4-1 at the showcase, defeating Burnsville, Waconia, Stewartville, and Roseville, before losing to Maple Grove, 2-1. The loss to Maple Grove ended the Magic’s ten game unbeaten streak.
Farmington Invite.
STMA went 3-1 at the Farmington invite, with wins over Winona, Waterville EM, and Andover. The only Knights loss came to Jordan.
Boys Soccer.
Buffalo 4, Brainerd 0. Reid Poser had a hat trick as the Bison remained undefeated.
Sartell 2, STMA 0.
Girls Soccer.
Buffalo 1, Brainerd 0. Emma Marzean shut out the Warriors on Saturday afternoon.
STMA 6, Brainerd 1.
Monday, September 15th.
Boys Soccer.
STMA 1, Elk River 0.
Girls Soccer.
Delano 2, Mound 0.
Volleyball.
Champlin Park 3, STMA 1. The Rebels won in four sets, 25-17, 22-25, 25-19 and 27-25.
Monday, September 15th.
Boys Soccer.
STMA 1, Elk River 0. Anthony Davis scored the lone goal in the Knights win.
Girls Soccer.
Delano 2, Mound 0.
Volleyball.
Champlin Park 3, STMA 1. The Rebels won a close, 27-25 fourth set to hold off the Knights on Monday.
Tuesday, September 16th.
Volleyball.
Delano 3, Jordan 0. Rebecca Rue picked up her 400th win as Delano head coach on Tuesday night in the Tigers sweep of Jordan.
Rebecca Rue, above, picked up her 400th win for Delano on Tuesday night.
Maple Lake 3, New Ulm 1. Irish win 25-19, 25-21, 22-25, and 25-17.
Rockford 3, Glencoe SL 2. The Rockets won the final set 15-9 to take Tuesday nights matchup with the Panthers.
Annandale 3, Norwood YA 0. The Cards swept the Raiders on their “Pink out night” at Annandale.
Dassel-Cokato 3, Litchfield 1.
Watertown-Mayer 3, Howard Lake WW 0.
Boys Soccer.
Monticello 3, Big Lake 0. Caleb Vagle scored all three goals in the Magic win.
Holy Family 9, Rockford 0.
Mound 4, Delano 1.
Girls Soccer.
Monticello 1, Big Lake 1. Kayden Kouril scored the lone Magic goal in the tie.
Holy Family 9, Rockford 0.
Girls Tennis.
Delano 5, Princeton 2.
Wed., September 17th.
Boys Soccer.
Buffalo 1, Maple Grove 1. In a battle of two top ten teams, Owen Seestrom scored the tying goal early in the first half for the Bison and that was all the scoring as the Crimson and Bison played to a 1-1 tie at Maple Grove on Wed.
Owen Seestrom, above in white #3, scored the lone Bison goal in Buffalo’s tie with Maple Grove.
STMA 1, Hopkins 0. Titus Schmoyer scored the winning goal for the Knights, while Eli Schmoyer stopped eight shots to pick up the shutout for STMA on Wed.
Southwest Christian 9, Rockford 0.
Girls Soccer.
STMA 3, Hopkins 1. The Knights scored two first half goals and rolled from there.
Maple Grove 2, Buffalo 1. Josie Swenson and Lyric Burrell scored the crimson goals.
Above, action from Maple Grove vs. Buffalo on Wed.
Volleyball.
STMA 3, Hopkins 0. The Knights dominated outscoring the Royals, 75-45 on the night.
Maple Grove 3, Buffalo 1.
Thursday, September 18th.
Volleyball.
Delano 3, Holy Family 0. Caitlin Champeau (11), and Cassie Wegman (10) combined for twenty kills in the Tigers sweep.
Dassel-Cokato 3, Norwood Young America 2. The Chargers rallied from a 0-2 deficit to win the final three, including 15-11 in the fifth set.
Annandale 3, Glencoe SL 0. The Cards outscored the Panthers, 75-58 on the night.
Maple Lake 3, Kimball 2. The Irish won the final set, 15-8.
Howard Lake WW 3, Litch 1. The Lakers won a tight match over Litch, outscoring the Dragons, 99-91 on the night.
New London Spicer 3, Rockford 0.
Monticello 3, Chisago Lakes 1.
Boys Soccer.
Delano 2, Monticello 1. Blake Moll made an incredible sixteen saves in the game, but it was the Tigers who picked up the win on Thursday.
Ayden Metz, above #16 in white, controls the ball around midfield for Delano on Thursday night against Monticello.
Girls Soccer.
Monticello 2, Princeton 0.
Becker 2, Delano 0.
Southwest Christian 8, Rockford 0.
Girls Tennis.
Delano 7, Jordan 0.
It was a great week for Delano tennis, above, as they won both their matches.
