Montgomery 1000, Crookston Editorial

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MINNESOTA REPORTS
AAAA
Mounds View surprised White Bear Lake 70-66. WBL was coming off a one point win over Cretin-Derham Hall on Tuesday.

AAA
I reported on the Worthington/Mankato West game last night in an out & about. Now you can read what the Worthington Daily Globe has to say.

Last year in the section 7 finals Hermantown beat Hibbing in a dramatic finish. Not this year. Hibbing triumphed 59-45. From the Duluth News Tribune.

Milaca handcuffed Foley 54-28. plus other recaps in the St. Cloud Times.

AA
GFW defeated Sleepy Eye St. Mary's 58-49 in Tomahawk action. Abby Busch continued her hot hand with 35 for GFW.

A
Hancock won another key 5A contest, this time it was KMS falling 64-49.

Renville County West downed BOLD 68-53. plus other recaps in the West Central Tribune.

Battle Lake rolled to a 54-32 win over Hillcrest Lutheran. plus other recaps in the Fergus Falls Daily Journal.

LATE REPORTS
Forest Lake beat Stillwater 43-31 on Tuesday and the Stillwater Gazette has details.

FEATURES
AA Hayfield's success is dissected in the Austin Daily Herald.

Duluth East's new coach Bill Kunze is featured in the Duluth News Tribune.

LOOKING BAD
The Crookston Times editorializes on Crookston's 11 point loss to Barnesville last week. It is the second segment of the article.

MILESTONES
Cannon Falls' Alex Montgomery is the second CF player to make the 1000 point list this season, and 5th overall. She scored 27 points in the 58-51 win over Concordia Roseville.

Brian Cherwinka of Faribault topped the 200 win mark. He is in his 18th season.

POINT PARADE
AAAA
Megan Lauck, Mounds View 28 vs White Bear Lake 70-66
AA
Abby Busch, GFW 35 vs Sleepy Eye St. Mary's 58-49
Alex Montgomery, Cannon Falls 27 vs Concordia Roseville 58-51
A
Alycia Dahl, Northern 29 vs Red Lake Falls 61-52
Megan Groen, Renville County West 28 vs BOLD 68-53

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