May 27, 2010 RSS feed / Sports

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Boys golf are Mid State Conference runners-up

Led by Nick Forsberg’s 72, the Staples Motley golfers finished second at the Mid State Golf Tournament held May 18 at the Detroit Lakes golf course. Detroit Lakes won the team title with a 395. SM followed up Monday’s 301 with a 302. More...

Softball girls notch three wins, one loss in final week of schedule

The Staples Motley softball Cardinals prepared for their post season tournament play by winning three of four games played in the final week of the regular season. The girls opened the Section 8AA trail on Tuesday, May 25. More...

Cardinal girls headed to track sub section

By Kelley Kossan
World Sports Writer

This week the Lady Cardinals track and field team will be competing Friday in the sub section track meet at Sebeka. Last week the girls competed in the Mid State Conf erence meet, held i n Pa rk Rapids. More...

Emily Israelson leads Cards at Mid State golf meet with 81

Staples Motley’s girls were busy on the links this week, playing in three tournaments in five days. The girls competed Tuesday, May 18, at Detroit Lakes in the Mid State Conference tournament, finishing in fifth place with a 419 total. More...

Baseball, now 16-1, with one game remaining

Cards stage amazing comeback to sweep Perham
By Kelley Kossan
World Sports Writer

The Staples Motley baseball team, with a fourth place ranking in state Class AA ratings, this past week won all five of their games, including two against Perham, two against Crosby- Ironton and one over the Browerville Tigers. More...

Cardinal boys track third at Mid State meet

By Kelley Kossan
World Sports Writer

The Staples Motley track and field boys saw action Tuesday, May 18 at the Mid State Confer- ence meet in Pa rk Rapids. The boys took third in the conference. More...

Cardinal boys playing in Section 8A tennis

By Tom Crawford
News editor

Jordan P eterson and the doubles team of Shane Suess and J osh Soloway picked up wins as the fourth- seeded Stap l e sMotley Cardi- nals were elimi- nated 5-2 More...