Kelsey McGrath of Hazel Run has been named to the Deans’ List at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for the fall semester of the 2022-23 academic year. McGrath, a sophomore majoring in sociology, was named to the Dean’s List for the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Last Tuesday, the Yellow Medicine East Boys Varsity Basketball team traveled to neighboring Montevideo taking a 35-72 loss. Leaders in the game included Archie LaRose and Drew Almich, both scoring eight points each in the game. Scoring follows: YME (4-9) 16 19 — 35 Montevideo (7-7) 39 33 — 72 Individual Scoring: Archie LaRose 8, Drew Almich 8, James Peterson 1, Bryce Sneller 14, Owen Torvik 4 3-pointers: Almich 2, Torvik 1 Rebound leader: Sneller 10 Assist leader: Sneller 4 Block leader: Almich 2 On Thursday, the team traveled to Lac qui Parle Valley, where they bounced back with a 72-65 victory. Leaders in the game included Bryce Sneller, scoring 25 points, and eight rebounds. Meanwhile, Archie LaRose added another 20 points to the team total. Scoring from that game follows: YME (4-9) 38 34 — 72 LQPV (4-9) 36 29 — 65 Individual Scoring: DJ Whitebuffalo 4, Archie LaRose 20, Drew Almich 19, Andrew Flaten 4, Bryce Sneller 25 3-pointers: LaRose 3, Almich 3 Rebound leader: Sneller 8 Assist leader: Cody Dahlager 2 Block leader: Sneller 1
Yellow Medicine East moved closer to the .500 mark for wins and losses with an impressive 6759, come-from-behind home victory over Russell- Tyler-Ruthton on Monday night. Stella Schuler had 19 points for the Sting, and teammates Hope and Hannah Stark combined for 30 points.
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Last Tuesday, the Yellow Medicine East Girls Varsity Basketball team hosted Wabasso for a 74-71 victory. Leaders in the game included Stella Schuler who scored 25 points with five steals, while Hannah Stark added another 16 points to the team total. Scoring from that game follows: YME (6-8) 45 29 — 74 Wabasso (5-10) 29 42 — 71 Individual Scoring: Stella Schuler 25, Hannah Stark 16, Hope Stark 8, Bayli Sneller 8, Ruby Bones 7, Ella Cherveny 6, Alana Almich 4 3-pointers: Schuler 5, Hope Stark 2, Sneller 2, Hannah Stark 1 Rebound leader: Almich 8 Assist leader: Cherveny 5 Steal leader: Schuler 5 Block leader: Hope Stark 2 On Friday, the team hosted Minneota for a 30-67 loss. Leaders in the game included Ruby Bones scoring eight points with three assists, while Hannah Stark added another seven points to the team total. Scoring from that game follows: YME (6-9) 15 15 — 30 Minneota (12-4) 29 38 — 67 Individual Scoring: Ruby Bones 8, Hannah Stark 7, Hope Stark 6, Stella Schuler 5, Ella Cherveny 2, Gracie Kleven 2 3-pointers: Hope Stark 2, Schuler 1 Rebound leader: Hannah Stark 5 Assist leader: Bones 3 Steal leader: Hope Stark 5
Alyssiana Uribe, a resident of Granite Falls, MN, was among approximately 289 students from Rochester Community and Technical College who made the Dean’s List for Fall Semester ending this past December.
Augustana University announced today students who have been named to the Dean’s List for the fall semester of the 2022-23 academic year. This fall, the Dean’s List recognizes more than 900 full-time students hailing from 30 states and 26 countries who have a minimum of 12 credit hours with grade-point averages at 3.5 or above (on a 4.0 scale).
Minnesota West Community & Technical College Congratulations to the three students nominated and selected to represent Minnesota West Community & Technical College on the All-Minnesota Academic Team. Minnesota West Faculty nominated the students and they were selected based on the responses they provided on the Phi Theta Kappa Fall Scholarship application.