Girls Track
Section 1AA Championships at Lakeville South
Lakeville North 140, Lakeville South 105, Rochester Mayo 93, Rochester Century 74.5, Farmington 62, Northfield 51, Rosemount 50.5, Faribault 45, Albert Lea 21, Owatonna 17, Red Wing 16, Winona 14, Austin 12, Rochester John Marshall 1
Boys Track
Section 1AA Championships at Lakeville South
Rosemount 178, Owatonna 83, Faribault 79, Rochester Mayo 68, Lakeville South 65, Red Wing 42, Lakeville North 41, Rochester Century 34.5, Albert Lea 27, Farmington 26, Winona 21, Northfield 18, Rochester John Marshall 12, Hastings 4.5, Austin 2
05 June 2011
03 June 2011
Girls Golf: Swenson, Klima advance in Section 1AAA
Brianna Swenson (top) and Terra Klima
Section 1 final round qualifiers
Brianna Swenson and Terra Klima advanced to the finals of the Section 1AAA tournament as individuals as the Tigers finished 10th in a 12-team field in the opening round played Thursday, June 2, at Cannon Golf Club in Cannon Falls.
Owatonna led Northfield 357-359 at the top of the standings at the end of the first round. Lakeville South ranked third at 367, followed by Lakeville North 369, Rochester Mayo 380, Rochester John Marshall 395, Winona 403, Albert Lea 410, Rochester Century 412, Farmington 429 and Austin 430 and Faribault 464.
"As a team we shaved 31 strokes off our score from last year on the same course," Tiger coach Rob Carpentier said. "I am very proud of the girls."
Swenson finished at an even 100 on the windy day in Cannon Falls with Klima three shots back at 103.
"Bri has a realistic, albeit an outside, shot at the state meet," Carpentier said.
Annie Grengs came in third for the Tigers at 114, followed by Megan Elliot and Mia Johnston 116 and Alexi House 127.
The final 18-hole round will be played Monday, June 6, back at the Cannon Golf Club.
Section 1 final round qualifiers
Brianna Swenson and Terra Klima advanced to the finals of the Section 1AAA tournament as individuals as the Tigers finished 10th in a 12-team field in the opening round played Thursday, June 2, at Cannon Golf Club in Cannon Falls.
Owatonna led Northfield 357-359 at the top of the standings at the end of the first round. Lakeville South ranked third at 367, followed by Lakeville North 369, Rochester Mayo 380, Rochester John Marshall 395, Winona 403, Albert Lea 410, Rochester Century 412, Farmington 429 and Austin 430 and Faribault 464.
"As a team we shaved 31 strokes off our score from last year on the same course," Tiger coach Rob Carpentier said. "I am very proud of the girls."
Swenson finished at an even 100 on the windy day in Cannon Falls with Klima three shots back at 103.
"Bri has a realistic, albeit an outside, shot at the state meet," Carpentier said.
Annie Grengs came in third for the Tigers at 114, followed by Megan Elliot and Mia Johnston 116 and Alexi House 127.
The final 18-hole round will be played Monday, June 6, back at the Cannon Golf Club.
Boys Golf: Tigers advance to Round Two
For the first time in many years the Tigers will play in the final round of the Section 1AA team tournament.
Farmington finished eighth among 12 schools in the opening round played at windy Bellwood Oaks Golf Club in Hastings on Thursday to move on to next Monday's finals at the same course.
Defending champion Lakeville North led at the halfway point with 307 strokes. Lakeville South ranked second at 321, followed by Owatonna 322, Winona 323, Rochester Century 324, Rochester Mayo 330, Rochester John Marshall 335, Farmington 337, Austin 344, Faribault 344, Albert Lea 347 and Northfield 350. The first eight teams moved on to the final round
"I can't recall the last time our entire team qualified for the second day of sections," Tiger coach Jon Holmes said. "There were lots of large numbers on specific holes and lots of great players that may have seen their dream for state blow away in the 45 mph wind...As it turned out, it came down to the last grouping and we qualified comfortably and only missed the next two spots by a couple strokes."
The wind inflated the final scores but three Tigers shot well enough that they would have qualified for the finals as individuals had the team not made the cut.
Cooper Loew 81 topped the Tiger leader board with a round of 81, two shots better than regular-season leader Tommy May and three lower than Matt Provost. Erik Holmstrom and Jacob Hanson each finished at 89 and Tony Lalani carded 98.
Tiger Scoreboard: June 3, 2011
Boys Golf
Section 1AAA at Bellwood Oaks Golf Club: First Round
Lakeville North 307, Lakeville South 321, Owatonna 322, Winona 323, Rochester Century 324, Rochester Mayo 330, Rochester John Marshall 335, Farmington 337, Austin 344, Faribault 344, Albert Lea 347, Northfield 350
Girls Golf
Section 1AAA at Cannon Golf Club: First Round
Owatonna 357, Northfield 359, Lakeville South 367, Lakeville North 369, Rochester Mayo 380, Rochester John Marshall 395 ,Winona 403, Albert Lea 410, Rochester Century 412, Farmington 429, Austin 430, Faribault 464
Section 1AAA at Bellwood Oaks Golf Club: First Round
Lakeville North 307, Lakeville South 321, Owatonna 322, Winona 323, Rochester Century 324, Rochester Mayo 330, Rochester John Marshall 335, Farmington 337, Austin 344, Faribault 344, Albert Lea 347, Northfield 350
Girls Golf
Section 1AAA at Cannon Golf Club: First Round
Owatonna 357, Northfield 359, Lakeville South 367, Lakeville North 369, Rochester Mayo 380, Rochester John Marshall 395 ,Winona 403, Albert Lea 410, Rochester Century 412, Farmington 429, Austin 430, Faribault 464
02 June 2011
Elmer, Alberts 2011 Athletes of the Year
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Carl Elmer-Male Athlete of the Year
Devyn Alberts-Female Athlete of the Year
Sebren Baer-Oscar Lubke Award
Katie Habeck-Leslie Lindell Award
Terra Klima-Tom Rolloff Award
Brian Huls-Tom Rolloff Award
Aaron Dahl-AAA Award
Jordan Bridges-AAA Award
Carl Elmer and Devyn Alberts have been named the 2011 Farmington High School male and female athletes of the year. The selections were announced at the senior awards banquet held Wednesday night at the high school.
Elmer has been a three-sport athlete for the Tigers, excelling in wrestling, cross country and track. He finished his high school wrestling career with more than 100 victories and ranked fifth in the 140 lbs. weight class at the 2011 Class 3A State Championships held in March. He plans to continue his mat career next year at St. Olaf College in Northfield.
Alberts, who earlier this spring received the school's Athena Award, played soccer and ran track for the Tigers but soccer was her signature sport. She was a five-year starter for the Tigers and four times was named the team's Most Outstanding Player. After her senior season she made both the All-Metro and All-State teams. Alberts will play NCAA Division I soccer next year for the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
Katie Habeck won the Leslie Lindell Award named for the long-time FHS principal and Sebren Baer was the recipient of the Oscar Lubke Award given in memory of the renowned Tiger coach of the 1930's and 40's.
Habeck was an outstanding hitter for the Tigers and ended her career with more than 1000 kills. In her junior season she helped Farmington to it first-ever appearance in the state tournament. Habeck will play volleyball next fall for defending NCAA Division II national champion Concordia University-St. Paul.
Baer has been a versatile three-sport athlete for the Tigers, starting in football, basketball and baseball and earning all-Missota Conference honorable mention in basketball. He plans to attend Winona State University.
Brian Huls and Terra Klima received the Tom Rolloff Awards presented in the name of the former FHS principal.
Huls ran cross country last fall and won all-state honors as a swimmer last winter in helping the Tigers to their first-ever Missota Conference and Section True Team championships. He plans to attend the University of St. Thomas where he will join older brother Erik Huls on the Tommies' men's swimming and diving team.
Klima capped her stellar high school athletic career with a second straight performance on the uneven bars at the Class AA state gymnastics meet. This spring she served as captain of the Tiger girls golf team. Next fall Klima will enroll at South Dakota State University.
Aaron Dahl and Jordan Bridges were Farmington's AAA Award winners for excellence in athletics, academics and the arts.
Dahl, a soccer and hockey player, was also a member of the concert band. Next fall, Dahl will enroll at the University of North Dakota in a unique aviation degree program as well as seek out an ensemble group where he can continue playing the bass guitar.
Bridges, an all-Missota Conference basketball player who also received all-league honorable mention in volleyball and was a jumper in track, also found time to participate in marching band, jazz band and wind ensemble. She plans to attend Jamestown College (North Dakota) next year where she will play college basketball.
Carl Elmer-Male Athlete of the Year
Devyn Alberts-Female Athlete of the Year
Sebren Baer-Oscar Lubke Award
Katie Habeck-Leslie Lindell Award
Terra Klima-Tom Rolloff Award
Brian Huls-Tom Rolloff Award
Aaron Dahl-AAA Award
Jordan Bridges-AAA Award
Carl Elmer and Devyn Alberts have been named the 2011 Farmington High School male and female athletes of the year. The selections were announced at the senior awards banquet held Wednesday night at the high school.
Elmer has been a three-sport athlete for the Tigers, excelling in wrestling, cross country and track. He finished his high school wrestling career with more than 100 victories and ranked fifth in the 140 lbs. weight class at the 2011 Class 3A State Championships held in March. He plans to continue his mat career next year at St. Olaf College in Northfield.
Alberts, who earlier this spring received the school's Athena Award, played soccer and ran track for the Tigers but soccer was her signature sport. She was a five-year starter for the Tigers and four times was named the team's Most Outstanding Player. After her senior season she made both the All-Metro and All-State teams. Alberts will play NCAA Division I soccer next year for the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
Katie Habeck won the Leslie Lindell Award named for the long-time FHS principal and Sebren Baer was the recipient of the Oscar Lubke Award given in memory of the renowned Tiger coach of the 1930's and 40's.
Habeck was an outstanding hitter for the Tigers and ended her career with more than 1000 kills. In her junior season she helped Farmington to it first-ever appearance in the state tournament. Habeck will play volleyball next fall for defending NCAA Division II national champion Concordia University-St. Paul.
Baer has been a versatile three-sport athlete for the Tigers, starting in football, basketball and baseball and earning all-Missota Conference honorable mention in basketball. He plans to attend Winona State University.
Brian Huls and Terra Klima received the Tom Rolloff Awards presented in the name of the former FHS principal.
Huls ran cross country last fall and won all-state honors as a swimmer last winter in helping the Tigers to their first-ever Missota Conference and Section True Team championships. He plans to attend the University of St. Thomas where he will join older brother Erik Huls on the Tommies' men's swimming and diving team.
Klima capped her stellar high school athletic career with a second straight performance on the uneven bars at the Class AA state gymnastics meet. This spring she served as captain of the Tiger girls golf team. Next fall Klima will enroll at South Dakota State University.
Aaron Dahl and Jordan Bridges were Farmington's AAA Award winners for excellence in athletics, academics and the arts.
Dahl, a soccer and hockey player, was also a member of the concert band. Next fall, Dahl will enroll at the University of North Dakota in a unique aviation degree program as well as seek out an ensemble group where he can continue playing the bass guitar.
Bridges, an all-Missota Conference basketball player who also received all-league honorable mention in volleyball and was a jumper in track, also found time to participate in marching band, jazz band and wind ensemble. She plans to attend Jamestown College (North Dakota) next year where she will play college basketball.
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