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The Waseca High School football team made school history last Saturday, defeating Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 14-13 to earn the school's first-ever trip to a state championship football game.
"It was great," said Waseca head coach Brad Wendland. "I'm just so proud of these guys."
"This is awesome,"...
The Waseca High School football team made school history last Saturday, defeating Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 14-13 to earn the school's first-ever trip to a state championship football game.
"It was great," said Waseca head coach Brad Wendland. "I'm just so proud of these guys."
"This is awesome,"...
The NRHEG High School cross country runners participated in the Tiger Trail Meet at the River Bend Nature Center on Friday Aug. 22. Schools in attendance were Medford, LeSeuer-Henderson, USC, and NRHEG.
The Panthers did not have a complete boys’ team as some kids were participating at the state...
Quarterback Brooks Gilliland unleases a pass over defenders.
The NRHEG High School football team fell short in its 2025 season opener last Friday, falling to St. Clair/Mankato Loyola at St. Clair.
The Panthers trailed 12-8 at halftime but, unfortunately, that’s the way it ended.
The lone NRHEG score came in the second quarter on a 68-yard pass to A.J. Deen...
The 2025 Waseca High School girls’ soccer team. Frrnt from left: Khloe Fuller, Angelica Lopez, Hope Nelson, Sheila Driessen, Kelly Hernandez; row two: Delilah Veroeven. Reese Rodriguez, Reese Ludwig, Ava Bruhn, Rachel Mielke, Rylee Schaffer.; back: head coach Phil Bulfer, coach Jay Bulfer, Liz Aboki, Ella Bulfer, Jacey Jensen, coach Anastasia Garza, coach Neil Johanssen
A competitive and memorable season.
That's what head coach Philip Bulfer expects from the 2025 Waseca High School girls' soccer team.
The program continues with similar numbers to recent years, featuring 34 players this fall, with a solid mix of returning veterans and talented underclassmen.
"Our...
The 2025 WHS boys’ soccer team. Front from left: Carlo Driessen, Jacob Harguth, Jayden Lenz, Landon Rutt, Nolan McQuery, Matthew Nelson; row two: Sunny Mei, Tomas Vasquez, Sawyer Mairs, Carson Harter, Christian Rodriguez, Shylo Driessen, Brady Tlougan; back: coach J.D. Delgado, coach David Vasquez, Tovin Grannis, Amin Sharif, coach Ryan Mairs, coach Brian Rutt.
The Waseca High School boys' soccer team was victorious last Thursday, defeating Fairmont 4-2.
The Bluejays scored first, at the 6:45 mark, when Nolan McQuery knocked in a rebound goal. Captain Diego Toapanta made it 2-0 at 13:02 on a quick throw-in from McQuery.
The Cardinals cut the lead in half...
Last season was a breakthrough one for the Waseca High School girls' tennis team, with the Bluejays advancing to the state tournament for the first time in 12 years.
Can they do it again? We'll see.
"We hope to compete for a Big South Conference Division title and Section 1A championship again,"...
The Waseca Braves amateur baseball team put it all together Friday night, blowing out the visiting Cleveland Spiders 12-0 in seven innings at Tink Larson Field. It completed a season swep of Cleveland for the Braves.
Right-hander Tyson Reger led the way for Waseca, pitching a complete-game...
Pictured left to right, top row - Biz Janike (Head Coach), Avery Roessler, Crosby Hinna, Grady McDonough, Braxton Nelson, Ashton Kahnke, Colton Madson, Chad McDonough (Assistant Coach). Bottom row, left to right, Brayden Butler, Jaegar Anderson, Zander Rahe, Corbin Ristau, Jackson Janike, Keegan Villwock, Carter Wernimont, Bryan De Jager. Not pictured- Holten Howard.Over the weekend of June 6-8th , the Waseca Bluejays 14U baseball team won first place in the HammerFest tournament held in Albert Lea which punched their ticket to the State Tournament taking place July 25-27 in Brooklyn Park.
The 14U Jays came back from a rough start to the tournament being outscored by their first two opponents, Albert Lea and Austin 18-1 on Friday evening and Saturday morning. On Saturday evening of the tournament weekend, the boys started to rally their bats, scoring 9 in the first inning, adding...
The Waseca Braves snapped a losing skid by defating the Minnesota Lake Royals 6-2 Sunday at Tink Larson Field in Waseca.
"It was nice to get back in the win column," said Braves coach Tink Larson.
Tyson Reger registered his fifth straight complete-game pitching win, all with at least...
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