Did you know that red bell peppers actually pack more Vitamin C than an orange? They boast the most nutrition of all other bell peppers because they have been on the vine the longest. These low-calorie, nutrient-dense vegetables contain many vitamins and nutrients to improve your mood, making it an ultimate happy food.
The YME Trap Team shot in freezing, windy conditions Sunday, April 3rd. As you can see, the shooters are bundled up, but they got their rounds in before the snowfall. They shot very well considering and we are very proud of their determination. Safety is always the first priority so when there is a gun jammed, Head Coach Jeff Berthelsen steps right up to the shooter to figure out the issue. Fix or replace what is needed so the athlete can continue to shoot and finish their round. Athletes are not allowed to leave their stations on the field when there is an issue. All athletes enter and leave the field at the same time in formation.
The Quad County Cobras wrestling team held their end of year banquet Sunday evening. The team received the Silver Academic Award for the 2021-2022 wrestling season from the Minnesota Wrestling Coaches Association. The team was awarded the Silver Academic Award for achieving and maintaining a GPA of 3.153 for the wrestling season.
The YME Trap Team welcomes five new athletes for this 2022 Spring season. All but one athlete was allowed to shoot their first 50 rounds. I bet you are wondering why there is one that does not get to shoot yet? Although he has obtained his firearm safety certificate number, he also needs to be 12-years of age. He is still a part of the team and went through all the new athlete motions just like the others and will be shooting soon. (Left to Right) Sarana West, Aidan Martin, Mathias Vonderharr, Archer Schmidt and Mario Ochoa. Watch for more Trap Team news in next week’s newspaper.
Editor’s Note: The Advocate Tribune sent a list of questions to all spring sports coaches to preview the upcoming season. The following is the questionnaire responses from Yellow Medicine East Boys Baseball Coach Trevor Schulte. Schulte has been the Head Coach for 11 seasons, and is assisted by Coaches Jake Suter, Curt Kvam and Jordan Thompson.
Editor’s Note: The Advocate Tribune sent a list of questions to all spring sports coaches to preview the upcoming season. The following is the questionnaire responses from Yellow Medicine East Boys Tennis Coach Jeff Lalim. Coach Lalim has been coaching the YME tennis team for 20 years this season.
Come one, come all, and check out the new scoring that has been installed. It is not your normal scoring season but has added features that Jenelle hasn’t gotten to play with yet. The first night of Crazy 8’s Holly Cobb threw another 300 game, Congratulations!
Healthy Tip of the Week: When it comes to walking, there’s no magic formula for how many steps, miles, or hours you have to walk to lose the amount of weight that you want. Starting out, the key is to do more than you’re doing now.
The Advocate Tribune sent questions to all winter sports coaches following the end of the winter sports season. The following is the questionnaire responses from YME Boys Basketball Coach Logan DeBliek. Question: How do you feel about the season
Healthy Tip of the Week: Feeling a little blue? Eating nature’s healthiest and most nutritious foods might help! No food’s a miracle cure, of course, but a healthy diet full of fruits, veggies, whole grains, and lean protein can work wonders when it comes to filling you up, energizing your body, and just generally helping you feel your best. Pickleball at the KCC: Groups are playing on the following days / times: Monday’s & Wednesday’s - 1:00pm – 3:00pm Tuesday’s & Thursday’s nights - 6:00pm - 8:00pm Friday’s - 9:00am - 11:00am FREE for members, and just the daily fee for non-members.