Friday, September 25th.
Football.
Armstrong 19, Buffalo 16. The Falcons rallied from a 9-0 halftime deficit to defeat Buffalo on their Homecoming, 19-16. The Bison defense was solid overall with three players registering ten tackles or more, Dolan Brisk (13), Tony Jordan (12) and Charlie Lefstad (10). QB Reiker Wignes scored both Bison touchdowns on short TD runs.
Above, Bison QB Reiker Wignes tosses the ball to the ref after a TD run in the first half against Armstrong.
Annandale 42, Watertown Mayer 7. Colton Henson scored three TD’s including a beautiful hook and latter with Brody Berggren and the Cards intercepted the Royals six times as Annandale improved to 4-0.
Colton Henson, above, scored three TDs in the Cards win over Watertown Mayer on Friday night.
Delano 42, Big Lake 24. So. RB Doccari Lowery splashed in his first start, rushing for 190 yards and two TDs in the Tigers win.
Howard Lake WW 28, Morris 18. Jaxon Ewert had a massive game, rushing for 284 yards and four TDs in the Lakers road win on Friday night.
Monticello 41, St. Francis 10. Carson Deibele threw for two touchdowns and ran for another one as Monti blew past the Saints on Friday. RB Cale Holthaus rushed for 136 yards and also scored three TD’s for Monticello.
New London Spicer 16, Dassel-Cokato 14. The Wildcats rallied from a 14-0 fourth quarter deficit to defeat the Chargers on a late 30-yard field goal. Ryan Asplin led the Chargers in rushing with 87 yards and a TD.
Rockford 28, Jordan 20.
Benson 46, Maple Lake 6.
Eden Prairie 54, STMA 7. Braylon Bohm rushed for 124 yards and a touchdown in the Knights loss to #2AAAAAA EP on Friday night.
Saturday, September 26th.
Volleyball.
Dassel Cokato won the Sibley East invite by going a perfect 5-0, including a 25-23, 25-23 win over Tracy-Milroy-Baloton in the final.
Boys Soccer.
STMA 2, Monticello 0. Femi Omotayo, and Molique Doeyou netted the two Knights goals in their win over the Magic on Saturday.
St. Cloud Tech 2, Delano 0.
Girls Soccer.
Rogers 3, Buffalo 2. The Royals jumped out to a 3-0 first half lead and hung on despite a furious rally by the Bison, who outscored the Royals 2-0 in the second half.
Monticello 1, STMA 0.
Monday, September 28th.
Volleyball.
Annandale 3, Rocori 1. The Cards won a thriller in a packed house on Monday night, picking up a key section win over Rocori, 25-23, 18-25, 25-21 and 25-17.
Delano 3, Becker 0. The Tigers dominated the Bulldogs, outscoring them 75-37 on the night.
Kimball 3, Rockford 1. Mazie Jurak had 14 kills for the Cubs on the night.
Chanhassen 3, STMA 0.
Boys Soccer.
Monticello 3, Chisago Lakes 0. Michael Reinoso, Dylan Craig and Matteus Sundine all scored for the Magic, and Blake Moll picked up the shutout in net with seven saves.
Tuesday, September 29th.
Girls Swim and Dive.
Delano remained undefeated in duels at 5-0 with a win over Waconia. Also, on Saturday at the U of M invite, Emma Ristau from Delano won the 50 free.
Above, action from Delano’s dual win over Waconia on Tuesday night.
Girls Cross Country.
The Delano girls finished first at the DC invite.
Volleyball.
Delano 3, Annandale 0. The Tigers won in three straight on Annandale on Tuesday night on a game heard on KRWC, 25-20, 25-10, and 25-17.
Above, the #4AAA Delano volleyball team picked up a big win over Annandale at home on Tuesday night.
Buffalo 3, Hopkins 2. The Bison won an absolute thriller over Hopkins on Tuesday night, 22-25, 26-24, 24-26, 25-23 and 16-14.
Monticello 3, Big Lake 2. In another thriller on Tuesday night the Magic rallied from a 2-1 deficit vs. the Hornets to win the last two sets, 31-29 and 15-11 to take home the win.
STMA 3, Eden Prairie 0. The Knights swept the Eagles in a Lake Conference match on Tuesday night.
Howard Lake WW 3, Kimball 1. Tied at one set a piece the Lakers won the final two, 25-23, and 25-23.
Maple Lake 3, Braham 0. The Irish outscored the Bombers, 75-55 on the night.
Boys Soccer.
Buffalo 6, Rogers 3. Owen Seestrom and Kai Williams each scored two goals in the Bison win.
STMA 3, Moorhead 2.
Delano 2, Watertown-Mayer 2.
Girls Soccer.
Monticello 1, Chisago Lakes 1.
Watertown-Mayer 4, Delano 0.
Minnetonka 6, STMA 0.
