Sports

Rabbit grapplers dominate Tigers

The Wabasso wrestling team rolled to a 60-20 win over Springfield in a recent dual meet held in Springfield. The Rabbits picked up forfeit wins from Landryk Tietz (106), Zach Skoblik (120), William Flowers (138) and Katelynn Crotinger (Hwt) and falls from Kaysen Harms (113), Ashton Wiedemann (126), Gavin Marotzke (145), Adryen Tietz (152), Mason Kampsen (160) and Chase Irlbeck (182).

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Short-handed Cards fall to Eagles

A short-handed Redwood Valley boys basketball team fell 87-68 to host New Ulm Tuesday night in a Big South Conference match-up. The Cardinals (4-2) fell behind 45-28 at the half and couldn’t recover as they dropped their second straight following a four-game win streak to open the season.

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Cardinal girls nab first victory

It was a big night for the Redwood Valley girls basketball team as they held off GFW 59-56 in a non-conference girls basketball team held in Redwood Falls. It was the first win of the season for the Cards (1-4) who will look to build on the victory heading into the New Year.

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Cardinal boys suffer first loss

In a game that went right down to the wire it was the host Luverne Cardinals who held off Redwood Valley 77-75 in an early season Big South Conference Small Division match-up. It was the first loss of the season for Redwood Valley (4-1) who again played well but had five more turnovers (19-14) and 21 less free throw attempts (23-2) than Luverne.

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Rabbit boys top Indians

A balanced effort by the Wabasso Rabbits boys basketball team helped them roll to a 79-58 win over Sleepy Eye in a recent Tomahawk Conference match-up. The Rabbits (2-2) got a big outing from Karson Bock who knocked down six three’s (five in the first half) on the way to a game-high 26 points.

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