The Byron girls basketball team defeated Kasson-Mantorville last week 84-43.
Avery Rossow led the team with 19 points. Alyse Ayen had 11 points, as did Zoe Coleman.
Kayla Stork had 10 points, Raegan Kelm had eight points, Ashlyn Kelm and Peyton Steele each contributed six.
Cambria Daily and Ella Nelson added four points, Mara Booth had three points, and Taylor Meyer had two points in the win.

The Byron boys basketball team fell short to Lake City 79-67 on its senior night.
The Kasson-Mantorville boys basketball team also defeated Byron last week, 72-57.
No stats were provided for either game.

The Byron gymnastics team fell just short in its quest for another trip to state, after coming in second at the Section 1AA meet.
Winona/Cotter finished with 141.375 points, Byron with 140.675, and Kasson-Mantorville/Triton/Stewartville with 135 points.
In the all-around, Eleanor Smith came in second for the KoMeTS, and Syndey Portner came in third.

The No.2 ranked KoMets stand with their Section 1AA runner-up trophy following an epic championship battle with No.1 Simley in the Section 1AA wrestling meet last weekend. Entering the 2026 Section 1AA Championship dual, K-M was chasing its fifth straight section title. More section wrestling coverage on B4.

Byron girls basketball player Kayla Stork broke the Byron all-time school record for assists last week. She holds the record for both girls and boys basketball. Her dad Mike Stork previously held the record.

The Dodge County girls hockey team is hoping to defend its Class A state title, after defeating Albert Lea 3-2 to win the Section 1A championship.
“It’s a big honor to return as well be section champions and to be back and then it is great these seniors will get a chance to defend their title and play Proctor again,” head coach Jeremy Gunderson wrote in an email Monday, when asked what it means to be defending section champions.