The Prairie Centre North Stars made sure to be intentional with every pass and puck movement in their season-opening tilt against the Northern Lakes Lightning Nov. 28. However, whenever the …
The opening tipoff of the Sauk Centre girls basketball season against the Cathedral Crusaders was a clear indicator of the direction the game would soon be headed. Streeters center Tory …
The Sauk Centre girls basketball season ended as tough as it possibly could in March, as the Streeters watched a 41-34 second-half lead evaporate in a Section 6AA championship loss to the Albany …
With his team staring down a 5-1 deficit in the second intermission of a game against the Pine City Area Dragons Nov. 16, Prairie Centre girls hockey head coach David Wright told his team to go out …
Getting down to the Minnesota State High School League Class A Girls Swimming and Diving State Meet is a difficult feat in and of itself. Advancing past the preliminary stage and reaching either the …
Several members of the Sauk Centre volleyball team including (front, from left) manager Lexi Groetsch, Raya Sebek, April Klaphake and Kenzie Ritter; (back, from left) Brooke Rieland, Nevaeh Hartmann, …
The Prairie Centre North Stars boys hockey team has never been so diverse. Tasked with replacing several valuable seniors, the team has elevated a wave of younger talent, with freshmen and even …
Winning is notoriously contagious, and the Prairie Centre Blue Devils girls hockey team is hoping their winning ways from the tail end of last season carry over into this season. It is that very …
James Schreiner knew something was wrong as soon as he heard the “pop.” The Sauk Centre girls swimming and diving head coach had been cheering on his 200-yard freestyle relay as they …
Energy and excitement can go a long way. The Sauk Centre Streeters swimming and diving team started and ended their Section 6A finals appearance with high-octane swims, as they took second in …
Like any well-coached squad, the Sauk Centre volleyball team prides themselves in their one-game-at-a-time mentality. It helps the Streeters stay levelheaded and collected regardless of the opponent in front of them.
Sauk Centre cross-country head coach Jim Metcalf knew there were several boys runners with best races yet to come.