The Triton boys basketball team is looking to establish some momentum early in the year and there are few better ways of doing that than throwing your own invitational tournament.
With the Cobras picking up a pair of victories in a tournament that included Blooming Prairie, Kenyon-Wanamingo and Schaeffer Academy, it could be a step in the right direction for a young team trying to find their way.
In the state of Minnesota, finding good hockey players isn’t a challenge. However, the Dodge County Wildcats are making a habit of developing their talent to get them ready for the collegiate level.
The Triton Cobras had a successful season on the gridiron that ended just short of an appearance in the section championship game. Despite their disappointment, Triton had a strong representation on the All-District team with six Cobras making the cut.
When a school hires a new coach, it usually means that there is a new guy on the block. However, in the case of new Kasson-Mantorville softball coach Paul Mann, his 20 years of coaching experience means he’s anything but new to the community.
The Kasson-Mantorville and Stewartville volleyball teams have routinely butted heads late in the season. For the third time in the past five years, the KoMets and Tigers will renew their acquaintances on Thursday night when they play for the Section 1AA West championship at the Mayo Civic Center.“K-M has good rivalries with a few teams,” K-M head coach Adam VanOort said.
The Triton volleyball team had their season come to a close on Oct. 27 when they were swept by the hands of the Stewartville Tigers in a Section 1AA West quarterfinal. Although the result is disappointing, the Cobras showed plenty of grit during the season and show some promise going forward.Against Stewartville, there wasn’t much that went Triton’s way.
