OHS hockey

Owatonna celebrated a victory Friday night 6-5 over St. Francis while playing in their newly renovated rink in their brand new black jerseys.

Apple Valley scored three goals in the first six minutes on their home ice and beat Owatonna 8-3 Thursday night. It was the Huskies' season-opening game.

Owatonna eighth-grader Sydney Hunst scored her first varsity goal Tuesday night at the Recreation Center in Rochester. It was the game winner in a 2-0 victory over Century.

The Owatonna girls hockey team recovered from a slow start in their season opener and a 3-0 deficit to beat Faribault 4-3 in overtime at Four Seasons Centre in Owatonna.

The Minnesota Wild road trip swings through Owatonna on Wednesday, June 22, stopping at the Four Seasons Centre from 3:30-4:30PM.

There's nothing quite like high school winter sports playoffs. Think about it. In the spring, they get jammed in over the course of about 10 days and most of the kids are more interested in what else is going on in their lives (namely, summer) than the events themselves...

Owatonna boys hockey had its five-game Big Nine winning streak snapped on Saturday with a 5-1 loss to John Marshall. That probably ends faint hopes for a home playoff game.

The Huskies never trailed and scored on three power plays in their 8-5 win over South St. Paul. Owatonna High School girls basketball topped Faribault 59-43. The Falcons beat the OHS boys 56-51.

The 10th annual Windsor chop dinner was held Saturday night as a fundraiser for the Blue Line Club to benefit the Owatonna High School boys hockey program.

Owatonna lost their season opener to Rochester John Marshall. The No. 7 JM boys topped OHS in Rochester. OHS girls hockey clobbered Century, while the boys beat Winona.