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By DALE KUGATH
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Coach Onika Peterson’s New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva volleyball team had to survive a week without its top attacker, Carlie Wagner.
Wagner twisted an ankle in practice and was held out of both matches. The Panthers managed a split despite numerous players switching to new positions.
NRHEG was swept in three games at Le Sueur-Henderson Sept. 10.
The Panthers rebounded with a four-game victory at home over Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton last Thursday.
NRHEG stands 1-1 in the Gopher Conference and 5-5-1 overall.
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By DALE KUGATH
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MAPLETON – Coach Mike Weber continues to see improvement from his New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva cross country runners.
The Panther boys finished sixth among nine complete teams at last Thursday’s Maple River Invite at Daly Park in Mapleton.
The NRHEG girls were unable to compete as a team with just four runners available.
Both Panther squads are 0-3 this season. The boys have an overall mark of 12-39 while the girls are 2-13.
“The boys ran as well as we have in quite some time,” said Weber. “We were within 12 points of third place.”
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Panthers surprise No. 9 Medford
NRHEG’s Preston Peterson and Spencer Tollefson go high in the air to celebrate the Panther football team’s 26-7 upset of No. 9 ranked Medford Friday, Sept. 13. It was the second straight upset for NRHEG, which improved to 2-1. "Noah Krell, Nick Goette, Zeke Erickson, Keith Maxon, Jon Weller, Spencer Tollefson and Matt Jensen really controlled the line of scrimmage," said Panthers coach Dan Stork. Dillon Parpart ran for 261 yards on 42 carries while scoring three touchdowns for NRHEG. The Panthers host Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity Friday, Sept. 20. (Star Eagle photo by Chris Schlaak)