OHS lacrosse

The Lakeville jinx continued Tuesday as the No. 6 seed Panthers won at No. 3 seed Owatonna 9-8 in triple overtime in girls lacrosse in the Section 1 quarterfinals.

The OHS girls host Lakeville North on Tuesday at 7PM at the high school. The Huskies boys go to Farmington for a 7PM start.

OHS boys tennis opened sections with a 7-0 shutout of Austin, boys lacrosse whipped Mankato 12-1 and softball capped their 11-2 victory over Austin with a game-ending triple play.

With a 13-4 win at Rochester Mayo on Monday the Huskies girls lacrosse team clinched at least a share of their first Big Nine title. They can win it outright at Mankato on Tuesday.

OHS baseball and girls lacrosse are in the thick of contention for Big Nine championships this spring. The lacrosse team could clinch Tuesday.

Owatonna's baseball and softball teams split with top-rated Mankato West on Thursday. OHS girls lacrosse stayed unbeaten in the Big Nine, while the boys fell at Northfield.

The Huskies girls lacrosse team now stands alone atop the Big Nine standings after a 12-1 win over Rochester Mayo at the OHS field Thursday.

Huskies girls lacrosse coach Bill Bernard says defense has been the story of the 6-0 start of the season. The team faces their biggest Big Nine challenge Thursday at home versus Mayo.

The Owatonna girls lacrosse team continued their season-opening winning streak with a 13-3 victory in the rain at Rochester JM on Saturday afternoon.

The Owatonna girls lacrosse teams heads north for a pair of games this weekend. They play Hermantown on Friday, April 15, and Duluth East on Saturday, April 16.