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Owatonna senior Sydney Schultz paced the Huskies to a 54-43 win at Rochester John Marshall with 25 points, which moves her to the edge of school history. Schultz reportedly has 1,488 points in her career, two shy of the school record of 1,490 held by Sarah Draayer. Schultz should move to the top of the all-time list early in Thursday's home game against Rochester Mayo.

The No. 8-ranked Owatonna High School wrestlers closed out The Clash National Duals with a 41-20 win over Hastings to finish third in the bracket and match last year's 19th place overall finish. The wrestlers were just one of several OHS teams that had a strong showing in holiday tournaments.

The Owatonna boys' basketball team hit a dozen three-pointers in their 88-49 win over Chisago Lakes Area to take third place in the Federated Tournament. The OHS girls drained ten threes in their victory over top-ten rated Alexandria 64-50 at the Cardinals holiday tournament.

Owatonna held a 9-7 lead early against the No. 4 ranked Apple Valley boys' basketball team Thursday night at a packed OHS gym. A couple of short stretches cost Owatonna points and momentum in a 95-73 to the defending state champs.

The New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva boys' basketball team improved to 5-0 on the season with a 58-43 win over Triton in Dodge Center Tuesday night. The Panthers play at Waterville-Elysian-Morristown (2-4) Friday night. NRHEG coach Pat Churchill said on Saturday's coaches show that the Panthers haven't won at Waterville during his time as coach.

Owatonna basketball picked up a pair of Big Nine Conference wins over Winona on Friday. The boys won 68-58 after leading by one at halftime. Owatonna's girls burst out to a 12-0 lead on their way to a 76-44 victory.

The Owatonna boys' basketball team dropped their home opener Tuesday 56-44 to Northfield. The Huskies were held to 19 first-half points and did not have a player in double figures in the game.

The Owatonna wrestlers earned their second straight individual tournament title Saturday, winning at Chanhassen with four champions. OHS boys hockey won at St. Francis 3-1 with a three-goal second period. The Huskies gymnasts won at Waconia, a day after winning their season-opener at Red Wing. Dance competed at Fridley.

The Owatonna boys' basketball team won its delayed season opener 85-48 at Albert Lea, building a 57-21 lead by halftime. The OHS girls also jumped out early on their way to a 72-52 win over the Tigers. The Huskies' gymnastics team scored a solid victory at Red Wing to begin their season.

The Owatonna boys' hockey team won its Big Nine Conference opener 5-1 Thursday night over Albert Lea at the Four Seasons Centre, while the OHS girls were slamming the Tigers 7-0 in Albert Lea.