Submitted The Yellow Medicine East Trap team will be starting their season with their first shoot on Sunday, September 18th at 1:30 p.m. There will be five conference shoots where the athletes will be competing for first, second or third place positions as individuals scoring and as a team of five.
The Yellow Medicine East football team took on Minneota in an away game Friday evening for a 12-55 loss. Complete scoring from that game follows: YME (1-1) 9 6 6 0 -12 Minneota (2-0) 14 13 21 7 -55 First downs: 25 Penalties: 3-31 Rushing (Individual and team): B. Dahlager 8-20, J. Peterson 1-1, K. Canatsey 1-(-1). 24-41 Passing (Individual and team): 4-92 127 Receiving: 4-127 Interceptions: 1 Fumble recoveries: n/a Tackles (solo-assist): B. Sneller 3-2 QB sacks: n/a
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Ruffed grouse and spruce grouse hunting season begins Saturday, Sept. 17, and lasts through Jan.
Last Thursday, the Yellow Medicine East tennis team took on MACCRAY in a home match for a 1-6 loss. Leaders in that event included Liz Ross who took home a win in singles.
The Yellow Medicine East Tennis team traveled to Montevideo last week to take on the Thunder Hawks. Scoring from that game follows: Singles: Hope Stark def Cami Myers 6-3, 6-4 Liz Ross vs Brooke Lindeman 0-6, 0-6 Hope Foy def Megan Macciewski 6-0, 6-2 Emma Keller def Reagan Diggins 6-1, 6-0 Doubles: Abigail Jiminez, Brianna Nelson vs Ashley Klossen, Annie Marquardt 0-6, 0-6 Sarana West, Katelyn Luepke vs Gwyn Smiens, Jenna Fitzkappes 3-6, 4-6 Breea Johnson, Reagan Streich vs Carlee Axford, Avery Albrecht 0-6, 1-6.
Thursday, September 8th: -4:30 p.m. Girls Varsity Tennis Match vs MACCRAY at Home.
The Yellow Medicine East boys and girls Cross Country teams traveled to the Lac qui Parle Valley/ Dawson-Boyd Invitational last Thursday. For the boys team, Dylan Castillo placed 30th with a score of 17:08.17.
Healthy Tip of the Week: Is it possible to maintain your eating plan when you eat out? YES! Don’t be afraid to reduce your portions, or ask for smaller portions. Remember, you don’t have to eat the whole portion; consider requesting for half of the portion to be packed for you.
The YME Football team took home a victory in their season opener against New Ulm Cathedral in New Ulm Friday. The team won 27-20 in a close played game. Leaders in that game included Brady Dahlager who rushed 18 times for 169 yards, scoring three touch-downs including a 24-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter for the final score. Complete scoring from that game follows: YME (1-0) 7 6 8 6 -27 NUC (0-1) 0 0 14 6 20 Scoring Plays: YME – Brady Dahlager 8 run (Moise Hildago kick) YME – Cody Dahlager 11 pass from Andrew Flaten (kick failed) NUC – 23 run (twopoint conversion) NUC – 2 run (twopoint conversion failed) YME – B. Dahlager 39 run (two-point conversion) NUC – 25 pass (twopoint conversion failed) YME – B. Dahlager 24 run (kick failed) First downs: 17 Penalties: 2-20 Rushing (Individual and team): B. Dahlager 18-169, Nolan Hildahl 11-46, A. Flatten 7-35, C. Dahlager 3-9 Passing (Individual and team): Flatten 2-62- 38 Receiving (Individual and team): Owen Cherveny 1-12, C. Dahlager 1-11 Interceptions: none Fumble recoveries: Adam Stengel 1 Tackles (solo-assist): Hildahl 5-1 QB sacks: Hildahl, C. Dahlager, Eric Jimenez 2, Bryce Sneller 1
The Yellow Medicine East Volleyball team took on the Paynesville Bulldogs in a home game last Tuesday for a loss 0-3. Leaders in the game included Aria Peters who scored 12 assists, two aces and five kills. Gracie Kleven scored another five kills.