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Basketball boys pay back G-E-T, stun Minneapolis Southwest late

SGH/EPPS Kai Bjerke assisted on a basket while slipping a pass past Minneapolis Southwest defenders.

Wednesday, July 26, 2017 10:47 AM

The varsity basketball boys (10-9) surprised a hot-shooting team last Tuesday, and four days later, also won a game in which they trailed until the final 19 seconds. The Lions closed their La Crosse summer league season at 5-3 with a July 18 split before facing three high-level teams at a July 22 Breakdown Tournament in Rochester.

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Junior Legion Lions drop last two

Spring Grove (4-6) was far too charitable against St. Charles and was out-hit late by a Winona squad that improved to 11-3-1 as the Junior Legion (16 Under) summer baseball season ended with a pair of home losses on July 17 and 20, respectively.
Basketball boys pay back G-E-T, stun Minneapolis Southwest late

The varsity basketball boys (10-9) surprised a hot-shooting team last Tuesday, and four days later, also won a game in which they trailed until the final 19 seconds. The Lions closed their La Crosse summer league season at 5-3 with a July 18 split before facing three high-level teams at a July 22 Breakdown Tournament in Rochester.
Spring Grove girls close with three wins, tournament championship at Viterbo University last week

The Spring Grove girls (5-6) avenged two previous setbacks while sweeping all three games and a tournament championship as summer basketball ended at Viterbo on July 18.
Junior Legion clobbers Lewiston-AlturaCardinals, falls on final play at Winona

The Junior Legion (16 Under) baseball Lions (4-4) split a pair of road games last week, winning the runaway contest at Lewiston-Altura on July 10 before falling on the final play of a one-run loss at Winona on July 13.
Lions drop two tight ones, avenge loss to Falcons

The Little League Lions closed their league season at 7-5 with a split at Preston on July 10, defeating Fillmore Central and falling again against Lanesboro.
Girls scare Onalaska, control Mabel-Canton

Football title game ends in overtime
Nerstad, Schuttemeier earn state baseball honor

Folz, Bratland, Peterson receive all-star acclaim
Grand Meadow repeats, edges Randolph in Southeast Conference all-sports championships

Grand Meadow, most renown for a fourth consecutive state football championship, also claimed for the second straight year the most Southeast Conference athletic championships in school year 2016-17. With 2 1/4 titles, the Superlarks edged out Randolph (2 titles) by the slimmest of margins. Randolph has been runner-up in all three years of conference membership.
Bergrud, Strinmoen pitch Spring Grove to holiday week wins

Stellar pitching performances yielded baseball wins for the Spring Grove Junior Legion team and Little League boys during a week of limited action due to the holiday.
Grinde, Hermanson selected Spring Grove 2016-2017 Athletes of the Year

The Spring Grove coaching staff has selected Chase Grinde the Lion Male Athlete of the Year and Kelsey Hermanson the Female Athlete of the Year. Both were honored and praised for their leadership on and off the playing fields as well as for their athletic achievement. Grinde was senior class president while Hermanson was class Vice-President.
Bergrud, Leahy toss one-hit shutout versus Falcons

Chandler Bergrud and Payton Leahy combined to pitch a five-inning one-hit shutout of Fillmore Central/Lanesboro in Junior Legion (16 & Under) baseball on June 29.
Netters, basketball boys enjoy summer wins

Many of the same Spring Grove girls who fell decisively to La Crosse Central on the basketball court Tuesday night whipped many of the same Red Raiders in volleyball one night later.
Hermanson, Reinhart are All-Three Rivers

Six C/SG softball players receive honors
Spring Grove shooters excel again at state tournament

The Spring Grove trap shooters put a solid wrap on an excellent spring season at the Minnesota State High School League Clay Target Tournament on June 24 in Prior Lake. Once again, the Lions proved themselves as the best team in Class A with a top-10 finish in the season finale. Spring Grove placed ninth among the 40 trap teams that had qualified for the MSHSL state championship tournament.
Boys upend Winona; girls edge Holmen

There were wins and losses in off-season summer sports last week. Tuesday’s basketball highlights included the high school boys easing past Winona and the girls holding off Holmen.

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