Saturday marked the second and third meets of the season for the Tri-City United girls tennis team. The Titans’ first meet that morning ended in a narrow 4-3 loss against Fairmont, but they fared much better against Bloomington Kennedy, shutting out their opponents in a 7-0 meet.
The Tri-City United girls tennis team is moving up in the competitive world, though not by its own desire.
There were over 100 race car drivers that signed into the Arlington Raceway and 49 go-karts for the United XPress sponsored night during the Sibley County Fair.
Over 200 Special Olympic athletes descended on nine courts spread across the Shattuck-St. Mary’s dome Saturday.
The Tri-City United High School trap shooting team sent two squads and 12 total individuals to the USA High School Clay Target League National Championship July 12-14 in Mason, Michigan.
The Tri-City United varsity trap shooting team celebrated quite an accomplishment Friday, June 21 after placing sixth out of 40 schools at the Minnesota State High School Clay Target League State Tournament.
After 24 years of coaching softball, Phil Murry is putting away his bats and balls and retiring.
With the Tri-City United School Board finally approving a soccer program for the high school and having enough kids to fill the teams, the current TCU soccer club is excited to see the growth.
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Josh Skluzacek didn’t know exactly what he wanted to be doing with his life after he graduated from Tri-City United High School in 2013, but he knew he liked writing and he liked sports.
Four Tri-City United Titans have made the 2019 Minnesota River Conference All-Conference Softball Team.
Tri-City United senior Benjamin Sladek just shot another perfect score of 100 of 100 clay targets. Not many of even the top shooters can say they have accomplished this.
Tri-City United senior Elly Novak didn’t automatically become one of the best softball pitchers in the state. It took a lot of hard work.
One Tri-City United track and field athlete cleared the bar to qualify for state.
The Tri-City United Titans placed 10th of 14 teams in day 1 of the Section 2AA boys golf tournament Friday at The Legacy Golf Club in Faribault.
Waterville-Elysian-Morristown’s younger Bucs came up big to keep the season alive Thursday.
One inning determined St. Peter’s 4-2 win over Tri-City United in the second round of the Section 2AA baseball tournament Tuesday at Veterans Field
The Tri-City United softball team was not looking to go out like that.
The Titans are sending eight tracksters on to the Section 2A track meet after they all earned fourth place or higher in their events at the Subsection 7 meet May 24 in Belle Plaine.
The Titans are heading to the double-elimination rounds.
In the final regular season game before the Section 2AA playoffs start Thursday, the St. Peter baseball team put it all together in a 7-1 victory over Tri-City United Monday at Gustavus Adolphus College.
Tri-City United’s Jackson Nesmoe won the pole vaulting competition at Thursday’s Minnesota River Conference meet, his third consecutive year earning the all-conference title.
The Tri-City United baseball team held on for victories against the Sibley East Wolverines in Gaylord. The first game saw the Titans win 11-10, the second went to eight innings, but wasn't nearly as close, 6-3.
The Tri-City United softball team had a great night of play after a rough doubleheader earlier in the week.
The Tri-City United softball team started out slow in both games against Sibley East Tuesday, which ultimately harmed its level of play.
The Le Sueur-Henderson Giants boys golf team hosted a meet at the Le Sueur Country Club on May 14 with TCU, Jordan, Belle Plaine, Mayer Lutheran and Southwest Christian.
Execution. It was the difference in another classic softball battle between the Giants and Titans.
The Titans struggled to find a groove against No. 1 Jordan.
The Titans made their victory over Jordan look all too easy.
The Tri-City United track and field teams earned second and fifth out of nine teams at the Le Sueur-Henderson Giants’ Relays meet Friday.
The Tri-City United softball team continues to bounce back from their losses against Norwood Young America last week, shutting out Belle Plaine 10-0.
A trip to Marshall was a fruitful one for the Tri-City United track and field teams. Fifteen Titans landed in the top 15 in their events at the May 7 Section 2AA True Team meet.
The Tri-City United baseball team defeated host Waseca 11-5 despite trailing in the first half of the game.
A big sixth inning for the Titans gave the Tri-City United baseball team a 13-8 May 6 win over Belle Plaine.
The Tri-City United softball team again proved that they can play with some of the best teams in the state, holding the 12-1 Northfield team until the sixth inning.
Tri-City United senior Tyler Schroer was added to the growing list of TCU students who are going on to play sports in college after he signed his letter of intent to wrestle at Rochester Community and Technical College Monday.
It was a disappointing day for the Tri-City United baseball team.
Tri-City United track got the chance to celebrate quite a few victories Thursday night.
The Titans split their doubleheader against Norwood Young America Thursday in Lonsdale.
The Tri-City United track and field teams ran into tough competition at their annual home invitational Monday night, but the girls still came away in fourth while the boys took sixth.
The Tri-City United softball team shut out Mayer Lutheran 8-0 with pitcher Elly Novak only giving up two hits while adding two home runs to lead the team in the victory.
It was over for the Titans early after two well-placed home runs in the first inning of Friday's game.
The Tri-City United baseball team was on its game at Mayer Lutheran High School Thursday, earning an easy 12-2 victory over the Crusaders.
The Tri-City United girls track and field team had a lot to celebrate Thursday in Jordan after they brought home second place from the eight-team invite.
The Titans track and field teams had plenty to celebrate after their April 23 meet in Jordan.
What a game.
