The Tri-City United girls basketball team didn’t get the season debut they imagined. In their first game against Mayer Lutheran Dec. 3, the Titans lost 77-60.
The Tri-City United wrestling team finished strong in fourth place out of 10 teams at their first meet of the season. The annual Dick Shiels Invitational, held at Faribault on Saturday Nov. 30, pitted the Titans against Stillwater, Northfield, Owatonna, Faribault, Sauk Rapids, LARP, East Rid…
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Shawn Lehtinen, Charlie Weick and Brock Olson have played hockey since they were youngsters. This year, as seniors, they will provide leadership to the Minnesota River Bulldog hockey team as tri-captains.
ST. PAUL — It can take years of work and millions of dollars for contaminated land and water sources in Minnesota to be declared safe.
Keely Olness hoped that Minnesota River’s easy-peasy 6-2 win over visiting Windom Area Nov. 19 would segue the Bulldogs from two-straight losses last week to a strong showing against rival New Ulm later in the week.
Another year of basketball marks another opportunity for student athletes to improve their leadership skills.
Faribault got a lift from its second line to skate past Minnesota River 6-1 Nov. 16 at Faribault Ice Arena.
The girls making up the joint Tri-City United/Le Sueur-Henderson swim and dive team were splashed with praise Sunday, Nov. 10 at the annual team banquet. The night was an opportunity for the girls to be recognized for their dedication throughout the season.
Other than their players being young, head coach Tom Blaido didn’t know a lot about this year’s version of Rochester Century going into the Minnesota River girls hockey team’s first game Thursday.
It was a hectic week for the joint Tri-City United/Le Sueur-Henderson girls swim and dive team.
The Little Dandy in Le Center was filled with tennis players on Nov. 3 for the annual banquet commemorating the end of the Tri-City United girls tennis season. It was a time to reflect, plan ahead and award the girls for their efforts.
Holy Cross’ three team have wrapped up another very successful volleyball season. Next in the Tri-County Conference, consisting of private schools of Jordan, New Prague, Montgomery, Faribault, Northfield Owatonna and Janesville, planning will begin for a season of boys and girls basketball.
The Tri-City United volleyball team into this season with a goal of taking it to another level.
The joint Tri-City United/Le Sueur-Henderson girls swim and dive team had some strong performances at the Junior Varsity Big 9 conference Oct. 23 at Austin. The girls faced off against eight other schools and took home some first-place finishes along the way.
With 18-19 teams competing at the Blue Earth 2A cross country section race Oct. 24, only two could go to state.
Cheers filled the Le Center Elementary gymnasium Thursday as the Tri-City United volleyball team defeated Maple River 3-1 in the opening round of the Section 2AA South Subsection Tournament.
It was a disappointing end of the season for the Tri-City United football team. In their first round of the Section 3AAA tournament at home on Tuesday, Oct. 22, the Titans fell 27-0 to the Sibley East Wolverines.
It was a close game between the Tri-City United football team and Norwood Young America on Wednesday, Oct. 16 at NYA. Though the Titans had a strong start, the Raiders took the game 18-6.
Home vs. St. Wenceslaus, New Prague, Tuesday, Oct. 8
The Le Sueur-Henderson/Tri-City United volleyball match went in the Giants’ favor Oct. 15 at Le Sueur. The Giants came out on top 3-0, earning the team the No. 2 seed in the Section 2A South Subsection, while the Titans were placed at No. 4 following the recent loss.
It was an excellent meet for the Tri-City United cross country boys. The team took second at the Montgomery River Conference Oct. 15 while senior Austin Antony broke the school record by 10 seconds.
The joint Tri-City United/Le Sueur-Henderson girls swim and dive team faced some tough competition at the Section 2A True Team meet Saturday, Oct. 12 at Veterans Memorial Community Center in Inver Grove Heights. Though the girls came in last out of eight teams competing, they obtained a few …
The Tri-City United girls tennis players faced a tough fight in the Section 2A individual tournament.
Homecoming night did not go the way Tri-City United would have planned. At the game Friday, Oct. 11, the Titans were swept aside by the Belle Plaine Tigers 43-0.
One day, two tournaments, all around champions.
The Tri-City United cross country teams had plenty of reasons to celebrate Tuesday, Oct. 8. The boys team placed second while the girls earned fourth at the Alden meet. Titans senior Austin Antony won the boys 5k.
The inaugural season of the Tri-City United boys soccer team came to a close Oct. 8. The Titans were bested 3-1 by Albert Lea in the first round of the Section 2A tournament. For a new team, the Titans posted a respectable 2-2 record.
The Tri-City United/Le Sueur-Henderson joint girls swim and dive team took home its second consecutive victory of the season. At its Oct. 8 home meet against Mounds Park Academy, TCU/LS-H swam to the top 77-65.
The Tri-City United girls soccer team (0-4) ended its first-ever season the same way it began: with a tough loss against Cannon Falls. In the section playoffs Saturday, Oct. 6, the Titans fell to Cannon Falls 10-0, the same score from of their first game of the season.
Coming off the first win of the season, Tri-City United football coach Ken Helland was expecting his team to come out firing Friday night against Luverne.
The Tri-City United volleyball team (2-5) opened strong before being overcome by Jordan (2-4) at the Oct. 3 home match. Despite the Titans taking the first set, Jordan swept the next three sets to claim victory.
Scores and records for Holy Cross Catholic Schools’ three volleyball teams for Sept. 23-30. We are now half way through the Tri-County Conference volleyball season which goes through Oct. 25. Saturday tournaments are scheduled the next two weekends at Faribault Lutheran School.
The Tri-City United girls tennis team’s first playoff match ended in defeat. The Titans fell 7-0 at Rochester Mayo in the opening round of the Section 1AA tournament.
The No. 18 seeded Tri-City United girls soccer team (0-3) will compete in a play-in game Saturday, Oct. 5 at No. 15 Cannon Falls (2-10-1).
The joint Tri-City United/Le Sueur-Henderson girls swim and dive team celebrated its first victory of the season Oct. 1. At a home meet against Lakes International Language Academy, the girls out swam their opponents 82-69.
The Tri-City United girls soccer team was undone in a 10-0 shutout Oct. 2. While the Titans improved their play over the last season, they were pitted against a more experienced team at the away game against Mayer Lutheran.
The joint Tri-City United/Le Sueur-Henderson girls swim and dive team collected its fair share of standout races. While the team fell into fifth behind the other competitors, including Bloomington Kennedy, Coon Rapids, New Prague, St. Peter, TCU swim and dive coach Kristen Munden was happy w…
The Tri-City United football team earned its first victory this season Friday, Sept. 27, as the Titans swept Sibley East in a 14-0 away game, moving the team to 1-4.
It was a rough week for the Tri-City United volleyball team. Following 3-0 losses to Waseca and Medford on Sept. 23 and 24, the Titans suffered a third 3-0 loss Thursday, Sept. 26 to Mayer-Lutheran.
Tri-City United senior cross country runner Austin Antony took home the gold at the New Prague Invitational. Antony led the Titans boys into an overall third-place finish Sept. 24, while the Titans girls took fifth.
The Tri-City United girls soccer team is coming up against tough competition in its first season. Twin Cities Academy triumphed over the Titans 6-1 at TCU’s Sept. 23 home.
The TCU girls tennis team had a tough meet Monday as the Titans were defeated 6-1 by Hwy. 13 rival Waseca.
The Tri-City United football team had another tough game Sept. 20. In its fourth loss of the season, the Titans were shut out by Fairmont 41-0.
It was a time to celebrate for the Tri-City United boys soccer team. The Titans scored a 6-1 victory in their over the Triton Cobras.
The Tri-City United girls tennis team turned its luck around in the Titans’ rematch with Maple River. After losing their first meet to the Eagles, TCU came back for the Sept. 17 meet and bested Maple River 4-3.
The Tri-City United boys and girls cross country teams both placed high at the New Richland Invitational Tuesday, Sept. 17.
