The Redwood Valley girls basketball team picked up its third win of the season with a 62-53 win over Cedar Mountain in non-conference action held Monday night. Kendall Huhnerkoch picked up her second straight 20-point effort as she finished with 23 points on 9-of-13 shooting to go along with seven rebounds and two steals.
The Redwood Valley wrestling team went 1-1 at a home triangular Thursday night with a win over RRC and a loss to Adrian. The Cardinals topped RRC 42-33 in a match that went right down to the wire.
Dominating on bars, beam and floor the Redwood Valley gymnasts rolled to a 128.55-120.35 win over Windom Area Thursday night in a Big South Conference dual. Cardinal junior Avery Wilson captured the All-Around with her score of 34.225.
Racing out to a 29-15 halftime lead the Wabasso Rabbits cruised to a 54-36 win over RRC in a recent non-conference girls basketball match-up. The Rabbits (4-6) were led by the duo of Kelsey Frank and Avery Carlson who combined for 39 of the Rabbits 54 points.
The Wabasso wrestlers have been busy, taking part in the Springfield Quadrangular and hosting a home quadrangular. The Rabbits rolled to a 66-9 win over Madelia-Truman- Martin Luther as Nathan Riley (106), Adryen Tietz (145), Chance Fischer (152) and Preston Remiger (160) all won by fall.
An ice cold shooting night proved costly for the Redwood Valley boys basketball team as they struggled to a 73-48 loss to visiting Pipestone Area Friday night in the second half of a Big South boy/girl doubleheader.
Redwood Valley hung tough for most of the game but the visiting Pipestone Area Eagles would pull away in the second half en route to a 58-42 win over the Cards Friday night in the first half of a boy/ girls Big South doubleheader.
It was a career afternoon for Redwood Valley sophomore Lukas Means as he caught fire from long range, knocking down 12 bombs from long range to finish with 43 points, two assists and two steals in the Cards 94-50 rout of visiting NHREG Saturday in a non-conference match-up.
Dakota Pendleton-Sam flirted with a triple-double as the Cedar Mountain Cougars rolled to a 72-54 win over Sleepy Eye Friday night in Tomahawk Conference boys basketball action. The Cougars (4-2) took a 10-point lead into the half and put it in cruise control from there en route to the victory.
A pair of competitive battles with Springfield and JCC ended in losses in recent Redwood Valley girls basketball action. In a match-up with Big South rival JCC Friday at home the Cards (2-6) hung tough with the Huskies (5-3) but would ultimately fall 50-45.