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December 2017

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Holiday concerts will fill the air with music

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Anna Samuelson (right), Riley Grube (second from right) and other members of the BHS trombone section perform during the Veteran’s Day program Nov. 13. Members of the BHS music department will be busy this month with Holiday concerts.

The 6th-8th, and 9th-12th grade holiday band concerts are set for Monday, Dec. 4, while the Holiday Choir Concert is set for Monday, Dec. 11, and the elementary holiday programs are set for Thursday and Friday, Dec. 7-8....

 

Pictured: Anna Samuelson (right), Riley Grube (second from right) and other members of the BHS trombone section perform during the Veteran’s Day program Nov. 13.  Members of the BHS music department will be busy this month with Holiday concerts.

 

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KMS boys hoping for breakout year

Submitted by admin on December 1, 2017 - 2:30pm
Pictured above are the senior captains for the KMS boys basketball team, Brandon Rasmusson (left) and Josh Peterson, along with head coach Matt Fragodt.

The KMS boys basketball team is set to open up the season Friday, Dec. 1 at home against Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa.  The table appears set this year for the Saints to have a breakout year.  The Saints return all but two players from last year’s team, which went 5-22 overall.

The 2017-18 team will feature the return of four of five players who scored at least 199 points last year, and the top three rebounders.

Among the returning players is senior Josh Peterson, who was named the MVP from last year’s team after leading the Saints in scoring with 333 points and third in rebounding with 136 boards.

KMS, which had won just four games in the previous four seasons combined before last year, ended last season with three wins over the last seven games.

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MBA girls hockey team shut out twice at Marshall Tournament

Submitted by admin on December 1, 2017 - 2:25pm
MBA girls hockey goalie Abbey Hoffman (far right) did her best to keep her team in the game, but the Lady Storm still fell twice at the Marshall Tourney. Also shown are Leah Thompson (17) and Megan Kirkeide.

The Morris-Benson Area Lady Storm went 0-2 at the Marshall Tourney, Friday and Saturday, losing to Minnehaha United in the first game, 10-0, and also being shut out in their second game against host Marshall, 8-0.

Minnehaha United won the four-team title with a 3-2 victory over Fargo Davies in the championship game, Saturday.

The Lady Storm, now 0-3 after also losing to Park Rapids in the season opener, 2-1, have only one game scheduled this week Saturday at Windom Area.  

MBA will play in Benson only four times this season, including the home opener at the Benson Civic Center Saturday, Dec. 16 against Fairmont.

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KMS hoping to get back to state for third-straight year

Submitted by admin on December 1, 2017 - 2:21pm
Pictured are the captains and coach of the KMS wrestling team. From left to right are Dylan Rudningen, Caleb Collins, Will Magaard, Jon Tostenson, and coach Wes Haglund. Not pictured, captain Ryan Torkelson.

The KMS wrestling team is hoping for another section title after winning the Section 5A team championship last year and earning a berth at state.

The Saints lost 10 wrestlers from last year’s team, including five or six starters, but KMS should be strong again led by three wrestlers who have already reached 100 career wins and another who should reach that milestone sometime late this season.

KMS was 16-5 overall last year, losing to Litchfield (36-30), Willmar (50-24), and West Central Area (39-18) during the season, and to Pierz (44-19) and Kenyon-Wanamingo (37-19) at state.  Four of those teams competed in the state tournament.

The Saints, who have reached state four times in the last nine years, including the last two-straight tournaments, also had six wrestles earn berths at state, including Derek Krieger who placed sixth, and Will Magaard and Dylan Rudningen, who both placed seventh.

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