Top Seeds Advance in AA

#2 posting 11.7.2008
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AA STATE TOURNAMENT
#1 seed Jordan, behind the dynamic duo of Chambers and Dietel, beat Delano. From the StarTribune.

Another championship rematch is on tap in AA: both #2 Marshall and #3 St. Cloud Cathedral advanced with wins. From St. Paul Pioneer Press, Marshall Independent and St. Cloud Times.

The Crusaders beat Stewartville in the only contest in AA that went longer than three sets. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Hibbing beat Wadena-Deer Creek in the other quarterfinal. From the Duluth News Tribune.

Next up: A State Reports

Marshall Sweeps JCC, Lindquist 3000

#2 posting 10.15.2008
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HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS: AA
#1 Jordan swept Holy Family with a margin of 37 points.

#2 Marshall swept #6 Jackson County Central to win the Southwest Title. The margin was 17 points. Hope Weilage had 12 points for the Tigers. From the Marshall Independent.

#3 St. Cloud Cathedral swept Foley with a margin of 38 points. SCC's Nina Lindquist recorded her 3000th assist with 34 on the night. Plus 17 recaps from the St. Cloud Times.

#4 Hibbing swept Grand Rapids with a margin of 43 points to win the Iron Range Tournament. From the Duluth News Tribune.

#7 Delano beat Litchfield in four with a margin of 6 points. In the middle of recaps in the West Central Tribune.

#8 LeSueur-Henderson beat Mayer Lutheran in five sets with a margin of 8 points. Mayer Lutheran led 2-0.

#9 Belle Plaine swept Sibley East with a margin of 24 points.

Byron beat Lake City in four sets with a margin of 15 points. Plus 6 more results from the Red Wing Republican Eagle.

Worthington swept Redwood Valley with a margin of 25 points. With nine more results from the Worthington Daily Globe.

Benson and YME will share the West Central South title with wins over ACGC and Morris respectively. Plus two more results from the West Central Tribune.

New London-Spicer swept Albany with a margin of 25 points to finish 2nd in the West Central North. Plus 3 other results from the WCT.

MILESTONE
Chelsea Fogarty of Belle Plaine recently went over the 2000 kill mark with 21 kills vs Holy Family last Thursday.

Next up: A Results

Jordan's Revenge

#2 posting 10.10.2008
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AA RESULTS
#1 Jordan had a measure of revenge as they swept #8 LeSueur-Henderson with a margin of 32 points. Brittany Chambers had 23 kills for the Jaguars. From the Mankato Free Press.

#3 St. Cloud Cathedral swept Milaca with a margin of 28 points. #9 in the 17 recaps in the St. Cloud Times.

#5 Stewartville beat Triton in four with a margin of 27 points.

#6 Delano swept Mound-Westonka with a margin of 35 points.

#7 Jackson County Central swept Luverne with a margin of 38 points. Recap #4 out of 6 in the Worthington Daily Globe.

#9 Belle Plaine swept Holy Family with a margin of 28 points.

Cannon Falls beat Hayfield in five with a margin of 10 points. Sara Coakley had 20 kills for the Bombers. Rochester Lourdes beat LaCrescent in four with a margin of 5 points. Byron swept Winona Cotter with a margin of 34 points. The Bears are now 15-11 overall and 7-5 in the HVL. Kasson-Mantorville swept Pine Island with a margin of 15 points. St. Charles swept Rushford-Peterson with a margin of 26 points. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Worthington swept Pipestone with a margin of 32 points. Holli Aggen had 16 points for the Trojans. From the Worthington Daily Globe.

Yellow Medicine East and Benson are tied atop the West Central South. YME swept Lac Qui Parle Valley with a margin of 26 points. Benson swept Minnewaska with the narrow margin of 6 points. Plus two more conference results from the West Central Tribune.

DGF swept Ulen-Hitterdal with a margin of 34 points. From the Fargo Forum.

LATE RESULTS
Cannon Falls beat Goodhue in five. From the Cannon Falls Beacon.

Milaca beat Princeton in a sweep with a margin of 14 points. From the Mille Lacs County Times.

Milestone: Perham's Tara Sailer reached the 1000 dig mark in a win vs Frazee. From the Perham Enterprise.

Next up: Class A results

St. Cloud Cathedral Sweeps New London-Spicer

#2 posting 10.7.2008
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HIGH SCHOOL
AA RESULTS
#1 Jordan swept Sibley East with a margin of 29 points.

#2 Marshall swept New Ulm with a margin of 39 points. Hope Weilage had 12 points for the Tigers. From the Marshall Independent and New Ulm Journal.

#3 St. Cloud Cathedral swept New London-Spicer with a margin of 19 points. Anna Zyvoloski had 20 points for SCC. SCC is now alone in first place in the West Central North. From the West Central Tribune.

#4 Hibbing swept Mesabi East with a margin of 43 points.

#4 Stewartville swept Hayfield with a margin of 40 points. Julie Rainey had 18 points for the Tigers.

#6 Delano swept Dassel-Cokato with a margin of 35 points.

#7 Jackson County Central swept Blue Earth with a margin of 28 points. Briel Hendricksen had 17 points for JCC. From the Worthington Daily Globe and the Fairmont Sentinel (plus three more results).

#8 LeSueur-Henderson swept St. Peter with a margin of 40 points.

#9 Belle Plaine swept New Prague with a margin of 33 points.

#10 Wadena-Deer Creek played Pequot Lakes.

Kasson-Mantorville beat Rochester Lourdes with a margin of 8 points. Kenyon-Wanamingo beat Cannon Falls in five with a margin of 2 points. Whitney Ryan had 21 points for KW. Jordan Montgomery had 20 points for CF. Triton beat Lake City in four with a margin of 17 points. Jessica Clark had 22 points for Triton. Chatfield beat Kingsland in four with a margin of 17 points. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Benson rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat Lac Qui Parle Valley in five with a margin of 4 points. Plus two more results from the West Central Tribune.

Virginia beat Chisholm in four with a margin of 5 points in the Iron Range Conference playoffs. Jessa Youso had 23 kills for the Blue Devils. Plus five more results from the Duluth News Tribune.

DGF beat Pelican Rapids in four with a margin of 8 points. Morgan Mathison had 16 kills for DGF. From the Fargo Forum.

Next up: Class A Results

#1AA Cathedral Falls

#2 posting 10.3.2008
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THURSDAY AA RESULTS
Sauk Centre stunned #1 St. Cloud Cathedral in five with a margin of 5 points. It was Cathedral's first loss in the West Central North since 2004. Savanna Weller had 21 kills for SC. Plus 17 other results from the St. Cloud Times.

#2 Jordan swept Mayer Lutheran with a margin of 30 points in Minnesota River action.

#3 Marshall swept Luverne with a 35 point margin. The Tigers clinched a share of the Southwest title. Hope Weilage had 19 points for the Tigers. From the Marshall Independent.

#6AAA Waconia beat #6 Delano in four with a margin of 17 points in Wright County action.

#7 Jackson County Central swept Redwood Valley with a margin of 21 points in Southwest action.

#8 Belle Plaine swept Norwood-Young America with a margin of 33 points in Minnesota River action.

#9 LeSueur-Henderson swept Sibley East with a margin of 23 points in Minnesota River action.

#10 Wadena-Deer Creek played Staples-Motley.

Cannon Falls beat Goodhue in a fiver. Goodhue outpointed CF by 1. Plus four more results from the Red Wing Republican Eagle.

Byron beat Kasson-Mantorville in five sets with a margin of 1 point. Kaytlin Remold had 16 kills for the Bears. Pine Island swept Rochester Lourdes with a margin of 21 points. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Fairmont beat St. Peter in four with a margin of 20 points. Plus two more results from the Fairmont Sentinel.

Worthington beat Wabasso in four with a margin of 24 points. Martha Awal had 27 points for the Trojans. From the Worthington Daily Globe.

Benson swept BOLD with a margin of 19 points and is tied for first in the West Central South. Plus three more WCS games from the West Central Tribune.

Rocori swept Willmar with a margin of 22 points in Central Lakes action. From the West Central Tribune.

Esko won a share of the Polar title with a five set win over Carlton with a 16 point margin. From the Duluth News Tribune. You will need to set up a free account with the DNT to read the articles.

Next up: Class A Results.