At an age where most of us aren't usually concerned with issues within our community, 14-year old Natalie Gerads of Sauk Rapids is working on a big community project.
The Rocori Spartans made their third straight trip to the state tournament in 2016 before their season came to an end with a 34-30 loss to Winona at U.S. Bank Stadium. The Spartans finished with an overall record of 9-4.
The Sartell Sabres shook off an 0-3 start to their 2016 season to finish with a 6-4 record. The Sabres won their final five regular-season games and topped Brainerd 35-0 in the opening round of the section playoffs before falling 40-32 to Moorhead in a nail-biter at SJU.
The Tech Tigers finished the 2017 regular season undefeated with a record of 8-0 before defeating Sauk Rapids-Rice 47-0 in the first round of the section playoffs. However, the Tigers’ season ended four days later with a 31-7 setback against St. Michael-Albertville.
The Apollo Eagles are hoping that the lumps they took during 2016’s 1-8 campaign will translate to wins in 2017. The Eagles certainly did not struggle to score points last season, averaging 24.2 points per game.
The Cathedral Crusaders finished their 2016 campaign with a 4-6 record. However, that losing record is a little misleading, as three of the losses were by five points are less.
Foley high school seniors know how to handle their last day of school. “Tractor Day” could take up an entire park or more. Yet Foley's Seniors manage to fit the festivities into their high school parking lot.
Being in the top 70 high schools in Minnesota is a big deal, as there's a lot of them. Sartell High School ranks higher than any other central Minnesota city!