The Kenyon-Wanamingo volleyball team opens its season 7 p.m. in Edina vs. Caledonia in a potential Section 1A championship preview.
The Kenyon-Wanamingo Booster Club hosted its annual golf tournament Friday.
The first games in the FDN area are this weekend as the Faribault girls tennis team heads west to Tri-City United to take on TCU and Bloomington Kennedy.
After just one day of practice, the Kenyon-Wanamingo football program is leaving things better than where it found it.
OWATONNA — The Wanamingo Jacks led or were tied for 26 outs of Saturday’s Region 5C elimination game.
The Hiawatha Valley League cross country season begins later this month.
The Kenyon-Wanamingo volleyball team showed well against some of Minnesota’s top prep teams over the weekend.
The fall prep sports season opens Aug. 12 when teams are permitted to begin practice.
After a disappointing first round loss, the Wanamingo Jacks lived to fight another day with a bounceback win in the Region 5C amateur baseball tournament.
The countdown to kickoff is just a month away.
The Wanamingo Jacks avoided a potentially treacherous, rain-drenched game three in the Twin Rivers League playoffs.
The Hiawatha Valley League projects to be strong yet again in 2019.
The Wanamingo Jacks are a win away from qualifying for the Region 5C playoffs.
The Minnesota Volleyball Coaches Association released its preseason polls Wednesday.
The season came to a close for the Kenyon-Wanamingo American Legion Post 78 baseball team on a sweltering day in Plato.
The Wanamingo Jacks will have to emerge from a best-of-three series to advance to the Region 5C playoffs.
Kenyon-Wanamingo head coach Jen Nerison worried. “Am I overworking them?”
The Waterville Indians had the 13/60 League title wrapped up. On Sunday, they made sure to achieve the feat in style.
The Stewartville-Racine Sharks were the last team to beat the Wanamingo Jacks over a month ago. They weren't the team to end the Jacks' win streak.
It’s a little too early to start tailgaiting for week 1, but it’s not too early to see what’s on the horizon for area football teams.
Jake Wieme still remembers the old Wasioja Conference days.
Kenyon-Wanamingo American Legion baseball earned a split with Randolph July 10 in Wanamingo.
The win streak is up to 13. Now, the Wanamingo Jacks will seek revenge to hang in the league title chase.
The Waterville Indians kept rolling on the road over the weekend.
Mayo Clinic Health System is offering sports qualifying screenings for athletes grades 7-12 at 6-7 p.m. Aug. 7.
It took extra innings for the Wanamingo Jacks to extend their extra-long win streak.
Kenyon-Wanamingo American Legion baseball earned a split with Randolph Tuesday in Wanamingo.
The Kenyon-Wanamingo American Legion Post 78 baseball team was vanquished by Cannon Falls Monday in Wanamingo.
Back in June, the Minnesota State High School League’s Board of Directors approved adding a third class to cross country and soccer as well as a fourth class to volleyball beginning in the 2021-22 school year.
The Kenyon-Wanamingo volleyball team has more seniors you can shake a stick at.
Fitting that the Owatonna Aces were held to a single run.
Bell Field’s classic outfield ivy helped out the home team Tuesday, but it wasn’t enough to give Faribault Legion Post 43 a win.
The Kenyon-Wanamingo high school girls basketball program didn’t take its annual trip to Wisconsin Dells for a tournament this summer.
After a fast offensive finish to a tournament up in Ely the week prior, the Kenyon-Wanamingo Post 78 American Legion team couldn’t heat up the bats Tuesday, June 25 vs. Goodhue, Bellechester Post 598.
It’s been over three weeks since an opponent has stayed within three runs of the Wanamingo Jacks.
C — Zach Van Thomme, Sr., Bethlehem Academy
One of Kenyon-Wanamingo’s greatest champions is becoming a head coach.
The Wanamingo Jacks are up to an eight-game win streak after more strong pitching Saturday.
After a pitcher’s duel in the first game of the Ely DQ Grill & Chill Tournament, K-W Post 78 American Legion baseball got the bats going the rest of the way.
The 2018-19 Minnesota State High School League season came to a close last week with the final state tournament in baseball.
C — Abby Van Ryn, Sr., Faribault High School
Final Hiawatha Valley League 2019 spring sports standings
The Minnesota State High School League spring sports season will officially be in the books at the end of this week.
The Wanamingo Jacks outscored opponents 17-4 en route to three wins over four days to sweep through and win the Josh Harrison Memorial Tournament at John Burch Park in Cannon Falls.
In the high school season, Kenyon-Wanamingo baseball allowed Zumbrota-Mazeppa’s offense to run wild, collecting 16 runs in the two games the teams split.
It's one thing to beat another team in its home stadium. It's another to win at that team's home tournament.
The Kenyon-Wanamingo High School varsity trap shooting team took 28th place out of 33 in Class 3A of the Minnesota High School Clay Target League Trap Shooting Championship Tuesday, June 11 in Alexandria.
The Kenyon-Wanamingo Post 78 American Legion baseball team has a busy schedule coming up.
The 2018-19 school year has come to a close, and with it, the spring sports season.
