There is a cliché that says that a two-sided year can be a “tale of two seasons.” For the Triton football team, that saying is pretty accurate considering where they were at the beginning of the year compared to where they are now.

For a small stretch of the season, the Kasson-Mantorville football team had to hit the reset button after a fast 3-0 start that finished with a destruction of La Crescent in its third game of the year. After losses to Stewartville and Rochester Lourdes, the KoMets needed to find their composure and edge in order to capitalize on their strong start and gain steam heading into the section playoffs.

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The cross country season becomes a grind this time of year and the Kasson-Mantorville/Triton cross country team is trying to push themselves to literally make a run in the HVL Conference and section meets with hopes that they can make a state meet appearance next month.

In two of the past three games, the Kasson-Mantorville football team has seen a fourth quarter rally by their opponents that have made them sweat late in games. While Byron and Stewartville had all the fun of attempting to execute a fourth-quarter comeback, it might have been a little more enjoyable for the KoMets to be the team mounting the rally last week when they scored 15 fourth-quarter points in a 15-6 victory over Cannon Falls.

Over the past couple of weeks, the Kasson-Mantorville football team had been trending in the wrong direction. While they were riding high after a 3-0 start, back-to-back losses to Stewartville and Rochester Lourdes had the KoMets scratching their heads and wondering what it would take to get back to the level of play they had in the first three weeks.