Willmar Girls Tennis Team Secures First Season Win Against Sartell Sabres
On August 28th, the Willmar girls tennis team triumphed over the Sartell Sabres with a score of 4-3, marking their first victory of the season. The standout player of the match was none other than Juliette Haugen, who holds the title of No. 4 singles player for the Cardinals. Haugen’s impressive performance against Sartell’s Renee Trobec resulted in a 6-3, 7-6 win. As a result, Haugen has been recognized as a Central Lakes Conference Performer of the Week. The Willmar girls tennis team will continue their season with their next competition on the horizon. 1985 MVP of the state tournament.
Willmar Girls Tennis Team Secures First Win of the Season Against Sartell Sabres
On August 28th, the Willmar girls tennis team claimed their first victory of the season against the Sartell Sabres with a score of 4-3. The standout player of the match was Juliette Haugen, who dominated in her No. 4 singles position and defeated Sartell’s Renee Trobec with a score of 6-3, 7-6. Haugen’s impressive performance has earned her the title of Central Lakes Conference Performer of the Week.
Upcoming Competition for Willmar Girls Tennis Team
The Willmar girls tennis team will be competing in the Big Lake Quadrangular on Saturday, September 13th at 9 a.m. This will be a great opportunity to see the team face off against different opponents, including North Branch and Roseau.
Other Top Performers in the Central Lakes Conference
Here’s a list of other top performers in the Central Lakes Conference, organized by school:
– Brainerd: Senior girls swimmer Avery Duerr
– Detroit Lakes: Junior girls tennis player Audrey Hochgraber
– Fergus Falls: Senior volleyball player Brook Zierden
– St. Cloud Apollo: Senior girls swimmer Izzy Westling
– St. Cloud Crush: Senior girls soccer player Reese Ruska
– St. Cloud Tech: Junior boys soccer player Abidshakur Mohamed and junior volleyball player Isabel Glieden
– Sartell: Junior girls soccer player Mollie Statsick
Regal and Raymond Honored for Sportsmanship at State Amateur Baseball Tournament
The Minnesota Baseball Association recently honored Regal and Raymond for their outstanding sportsmanship at the state amateur baseball tournament over the past three weekends. Raymond received the J.M. and J.D. Brennan Sportsmanship Award for Class B, while Regal was recognized as the Class C recipient.
All-Tournament Team and Awards
Aidan Elfering of the Bird Island Bullfrogs and Tyler Steen of the Raymond Rockets were named to the Class B all-tournament team. The Fred Roufs MVP award for Class B went to Jackson Hunter of the Watertown Indians, while the Mike Davison Most Outstanding Pitcher Award was given to Blaine Hardy of the Nisswa Lightning. The MaxBat Maple Slugger Award was presented to Brady Schafer of the Cold Spring Springers, whose father was the 1985 MVP of the state tournament.
Past Area Winners of the Sportsmanship Award
The Sportsmanship Award has been presented since 1941, with a new trophy donated each year since 1987. Past area winners include Granite Falls in 1962, Norway Lake in 1968, and Sacred Heart in 2010.
