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Disagreeing with a ref’s call is never grounds for pulling the plug.

by Lucas McNelly February 9, 2026February 11, 2026

The data shows many top seeds have a good shot to reach state finals, but there’s a few other teams lurking that could play big spoiler roles.

The numbers show a few top seeds in each region have what it takes to win a state championship this winter.

The Eagles score twice in the third period to break open a tie game and stay atop the region.

Three grapplers earn individual titles for the Red Eddies, while the Mustangs win their second consecutive Class B North crown.

The Knights advance 13 wrestlers to next week’s state meet, including five champions and five second-place finishers.

by Staff report February 7, 2026February 7, 2026

Four wrestlers claim individual titles for the Cougars.

The Vikings return to the top, the Greyhounds make it five in a row, and the Eagles secure their fourth straight title.

The Bulldogs showed determination and grace when hit with a setback at the state championships.

by Staff report February 6, 2026February 11, 2026

Erskine’s Sovie Rau and Lincoln’s Karen Higgins each win three girls events.