Goodhue is Good

#1 posting 1.27.2008
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MINNESOTA REPORTS
AAAA
1. Rosemount bumped off #8 Chaska 63-62 in overtime. Megan Eul scored the game winning lay up with 9 seconds left. Courtney Boylan's name was not in the box score for Chaska.

2. #9 St. Cloud Tech beat Moorhead 72-64. Jordyn Sears had 31 for SCT. Moorhead is still without Kelsey Jacobson. From the St. Cloud Times (& more results) and the Fargo Forum.

Bemidji beat Little Falls 69-37. From the Bemidji Pioneer.

AAA
1. #3 Becker beat #7 Worthington 62-52. Worthington led early by 11. Brianna Mastey had 17 for Becker. Gabrielle Boever matched that total for Worthington.

AA
1. #1 Crookston beat Winona Cotter 75-48 as I wrote in last night's out & about. Now you can see the Winona Daily News report (scroll down).

A
1. A steady diet of AA teams in the rough and tumble Hiawatha Valley conference has left Goodhue with a record that may be deceiving 9-9. However against class A teams their record is now 3-1. Yesterday they beat #2 New Life 65-59.

2. #9 Minneota beat #8 Hancock 69-54.

3. Cedar Mt-Comfrey beat Nicollet 55-54

ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Alicia Johnson of Verndale was named athlete of the week in the Brainerd Dispatch.

FEATURES
Guards are a key to the East Grand Forks success (15-3) this season (scroll for this story). The Northern Freeze is the team in the spotlight. From the Grand Forks Herald.

POINT PARADE
AAAA
Jordyn Sears, St. Cloud Tech 31 vs Moorhead 72-64
AA
Alex Montgomery, Cannon Falls 35 vs Breck 656-40
A
Mary Butler, St. Agnes 25 vs Providence 39-61

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