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Hayfield Track and Field looks to improve

Improving each week will be the main goal for the Hayfield girls track and field team this season.

Battle of the Gods comes to Kasson

The first ever Battle of the Gods strongman competition on April 12 at Kratos Athletic Center in Kasson.
Athletes will face off in epic events like the Axle Press, Power Stair, Max Deadlift, Hercules Hold, and Sandbag to Shoulder. With a $500 cash prize on the line for the heaviest deadlift and trophies for top finishers.
Doors open at 10 a.m. and spectators are welcome.
 

Should fans bother players while out in public?

A few weeks ago, my wife and I, along with our good friend, went to the Xcel Energy Center for an impromptu Sunday afternoon Minnesota Frost game.
I had never been to a Frost game, and we have been talking about catching a game since last year. With it being a decently nice day for the winter time, it felt like a perfect opportunity to catch a game.

100 Career Wins

The Byron softball team earned its first win of the season on March 28 and Head Coach Jake Harmon picked up his 100 career win. Left to right: Kayleen Erwin, Sydney Portner, Kate Ahern, Mackenzie Steele, Tallie Berhrens, Hattie Mathre, Kaydence Fjerstad, Coach Jake Harmon, Coach Justin Mathre, Macy Behringer, behind Macy is Coach Mike Burton, Leeah Strain, Berkley Paulson, Emma Clark, Leah Bendix, Ella Brennan, and Coach Jason Buvala.

Neseth named next Triton AD

Current Triton Head Coach Brandon Neseth will be taking over as activities director for the district beginning July 1.

Triton, Hayfield begins track season

The Triton and Hayfield track teams took a trip down to Mankato last weekend, to compete in an indoor track meet at Mankato State.
For the girls, Hayfield’s Breanna Subbert finished second in the 55 meter dash with a time of 8.35, Romina Medina finished third with a time of 8.36 for Triton, and Jessica Hukee finished fifth with a time of 8.63.

Correction

A photo in last week’s DCI with the caption: Jacob Duitsman and Coach Jamie Heidt embrace during the championship match at the Class AA High School State Championship, inadvertently credited the wrong photographer. The photo was taken by staff photographer Johnnie Phillips. The DCI regrets the error.
 
 

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