Friday, February 15, 2013

Friday, Feb. 15

MELROSE DUTCHMEN BASKETBALL

The Dutchmen had 33 points from Scottie Stone and 31 from Isaac Sawyer in a 95-61 win over Minnewaska at Melrose. Ryan Elfering (In photo right) had eight first half points.
Melrose, now 22-1, is ranked first in Class AA.
More information in the Feb. 20 issue of the Melrose Beacon.








MELROSE LADY DUTCHMEN BASKETBALL

Melrose rallied for 41-34 win over LQPV at Granite Falls.
Tayler Reller led Melrose with 14 points
More information in the Feb. 20 issue of the Melrose Beacon.

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Tuesday, Feb.12


MELROSE LADY DUTCHMEN BASKETBALL
The Lady Dutchmen (led by Gabi Sawyer left photograph) topped Minnewaska this evening.  More information will appear in the Feb. 20 issue of the Melrose Beacon.  Emily Goerdt scored during Melrose’s 11 point first quarter.
More information will appear in the Feb. 20 issue of the Melrose Beacon. 

SAUK CENTRE-MELROSE WRESTLING
The Sauk Centre-Melrose wrestling tea fell Princeton in the Section 6AA team tournament. The wrestlers will compete in the Section6AA meet next week.
More information will appear in the Feb. 20 issue of the Melrose Beacon.  

Sunday, February 10, 2013

Saturday Feb.9

MELROSE DUTCHMEN BASKETBALL
The Dutchmen defeated Lakeview Christian Academy at Duluth.
More information in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon
MELROSE LADY DUTCHMEN GYMNASTICS
Melrose won the WCC-Conference Championship at Melrose.
The Dutchmen defeated Lakeview Christian Academy at Duluth.

Friday, February 8, 2013

Friday, Feb. 8

MELROSE DUTCHMEN BASKETBALL


Scottie Stone (photo right and in the video above) set the Melrose career scoring record this evening at Melrose.
Melrose won the game 77-55.
More information will be in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon.







SAUK CENTRE MELROSE WRESTLING
SC-M finished sixth at the Albany purple pride invitational. Tommy Latzka took second for the best finish by an SC-M wrestling
More information will be in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon.

PRAIRIE CENTER NORTH STARS HOCKEY
The North Stars topped Wadena-Deer Creek 5-2. Cody Steward, Zack Pierskall and Adam Froseth scored for Prairie Centre. Clay Deters had 39 saves.
More information will be in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon.

Thursday, Feb. 7




M-SC FUSION SWIMMING AND DIVING
The Fusion defeated Montevideo and Morris Area in a triangular meet at Sauk Centre this evening. Scores were M-SC 256, Montevideo 218 and Morris 38.  
More information will appear in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon.


LADY DUTCHMEN BASKETBALL


Melrose fell 51-41 at Morris.  Emily Goerdt scored 22 points for Melrose. 


More information will appear in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon.

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Tuesday, Feb. 5


MELROSE LADY DUTCHMEN BASKETBALL
Melrose scored on a last second shot by Emily Goerdt to top Holdingford 44-42 at Melrose. Goerdt had 19 points in the game and 13 Rebounds. Krista Klassen (right photo) had seven rebounds in the game.   Emily Goerd's shot just (seen in video above) just beat the buzzer).  Tayler Reller  had 11 points and tied the game a 40-40 for Melrose.  Holdingford's Joelle Ertle crossed the 1,000 point mark of her career at about the 10 minute mark of the second half.
More information will appear in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon.




MELROSE LADY DUTCHMEN GYMNASTICS
Led by Jailyn Brinkman, first on bars and beam, and Lydia Butkowski, first on vault, the Lady Dutchmen topped Alexandria 147.6-139.825.   Melrose placed four in the top five of the all-around with Brinkman, Butkowski, Kayla Austing and Mady Brinkman finishing 1-2-4-5.
More information will appear in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon.



MELROSE  DUTCHMEN BASKETBALL
Melrose moved to 18-1 on the year and 10-0 in the WCC-North with a 77-50 win over Montevideo. Scottie Stone scored 40 points  for the Dutchmen. Isaac Sawyer's 15 points and Mitch Niehaus' 11 points gave Melrose three players in double figures.
More information will appear in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon



M-SC FUSION SWIMMING AND DIVING
The Fusion defeated Rocori 111-69 at Sauk Centre this evening.  
More information will appear in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon.




SAUK CENTRE-MELROSE WRESTLING
SC-M had wins by Jordan Winter, Will Funk, Charlie Barhorst and seven forfeits in the 50-24 win over Albany tonight at Sauk Centre. 














More information will appear in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon.





PRAIRIE CENTRE NORTH STAR HOCKEY



Little Falls topped Prairie Centre 6--0 at Long Prairie. Clay Deters had 29 saves.













More information will appear in the Feb. 13 issue of the Beacon.



























Friday, February 1, 2013

Friday, Feb.1.


MELROSE LADY DUTCHMEN BASKETBALL
Melrose hung on to defeat Montevideo 61-52 at Melrose Gabi Sawyer had 17 for Melrose.  Emily Goerdt (seen in video) scored 11 for Melrose.
Shelby Uphoff, in photo at right, had seven points and eight rebounds in the game.
More details in he  Feb. 6 issue of the Beacon. 




MELROSE DUTCHMEN BASKETBALL
Melrose downed Yellow Medicine East 96-53 after taking a 64-21 half time lead. Scottie Stone had 28 points,all in thefirst. Seth Noll, (in video below) 11, Isaac Sawyer,15, and Ryan Elfering,11 all reached double figures. Mitchel Niehaus (in photo right) saved the ball from going out of bounds.
More details in he  Feb. 6 issue of the Beacon.


SAUK CENTRE-MELROSE WRESTLING
Sauk Centre-Melrose fell 39-28 to Quad City. Tommy Latzka and Ellering (in video) had pins. Antonio Ortiz won by decision.Will Funk had major decisio. Luke Glasener (top right photo) came close but fell in decision.
More details in he  Feb. 6 issue of the Beacon.


PRAIRE CENTER NORTH STARS HOCKEY
Willmar beat Prairie Centre 6-4. Zack Pierskalla 2g, Preston Pung, g a, and Trent Berscheit g.Scored for the North Stars. Clay Deters had 30 saves.
More details in he  Feb. 6 issue of the Beacon.
MELROSE LADY DUTCHMEN GYMNASTICS
Melrose topped Morris 144.1-114.0 at Morris. Lydia Butkowski was all around.
More details in he  Feb. 6 issue of the Beacon.

MELROSE-SAUK CENTRE FUSION
THE Fusion topped Hutchinson 96-90.  
More details in he  Feb. 6 issue of the Beacon.