BEMIDJI Minn. (March 1, 2023) - Hannah Herrig, a Bemidji State University student from Slayton , Minn. (56172), played the role of Geraldine in “A Hand of Bridge” by Samuel Barber during Bemidji State Opera Theater’s latest production of “The 1950s in Three Short Operas” on February 24-26 at BSU.

To the Editor: Thank you for the article by Jenny Kirk and photos of Murray Count Central’s One Act Play performance of Orphan Trains in the February 13 edition of this newspaper. I was fortunate to see the public performance on the MCC Auditorium stage on February 3.

Question: I read your article last week about trailer safety. I would like more information on trailer hitch ball sizes and why they have different sizes? Answer: There are four different trailer hitch ball sizes.

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The Fulda/Murray County Central Warrior Wrestlers have finished their season and although they didn’t send anyone to the state tournament this year, they did show some real improvements. In 2022 5 of 11 wrestlers placed in the section individual tournament and this year 10 of 13 wrestlers placed.

The MCC Rebel boys wrapped up the regular season in Westbrook, taking on the WWG Chargers. The Rebels had a strong run through the last 12 games and they were hoping for one more big win before the playoffs begin on Saturday in Worthington against Hills Beaver Creek. The Chargers will open tournament play against Red Rock Central.

Ackerman, Carly Braun, Slater Clarke, Madilyn Engelkes, Briana Gillette, Ella Harms Symone Mcnab Mary Meyer, Eliese Overgaauw, Amanda Overgaauw, Ashley Skoglund, Ashlyn Vos, Jackie Weidert, Courtney Grade 11 Hause, Lindsey Martin, Amber Mcguire, Amelia Slettum, Kate Stoel, Lauren Grade 10 Betz, Krystyna Engelkes, Elizabeth Holm, Andrew Johnson, Ava Klein, Erin Larson, Taylor Mannon, Theran Nelson, Sophia Peltola, Emmi Peschges, Hailey Grade 9 Biren, Walker Blankenship, Kaitlyn Daniels, Elizabeth Gleis, Gabriel Hanson, Carter Kathman, Laney Miller, Maxwell Scandrett, Lila Grade 8 Gleis, Jayden Hause, Wesley Kluis, Dugan Reith, Mikayla Schuur, Alexandra Grade 7 Beigler, Aubrey Frisk, Noah Gillette, Carly Hellewell, Joelle Kesteloot, Carli Larson, Brecken Vogel, Holland A Honor Roll Grade 12 Barstad, Jaelen Benda, Carter Biren, Wyatt Boerboom, Alyssa Deacon, Jaden Doeden, Dylan Graphenteen, Tanner Herrig, Bridgette Hurd, Karissa Kluis, Derek Larsen, Kahlen Miller, Jessica Peterson, Megan Reinert, Justyne Sturges, Jackson Swenson, Seanna Tentinger, Christian Thony, Nyabun Tromblay, Tate Williams, Grace Grade 11 Behnke, Danica Buesing, Grace Damm, Brealyn Daniels, Lily Frisk, Hannah Gillette, Owen Hellewell, Jayda Huso, Thomas Knakmuhs, Kylie Kunselman, Charity Larson, Lauren Loosbrock, Abgale Lundy, William Overman, Abbygail Schreier, Samantha Winter, Morgan Grade 10 Braun, Griffin Engelkes, Carson Gengler, Courtney Gillette, Gavin Hesse, Mikayla Larson, Anikan Miller, Kelli O’leary, Alanah Paulzine, Elyse Schneider, Thea Schryvers, Hudson Thovson, Gabrielle Thunder Hawk, Torin Wajer, Drew Grade 9 Burch, Kennedy Deacon, Ava Doeden, Erica Gillette, Eli Huso, Rachael Kleven, Lilly Kuball, Lucas Mathiowetz, Noah Meyer, Teague Reemtsma, Ava Risacher, Emma Veldhuisen, Cayden Grade 8 Behrends, Tristan Carlson, Henry Dierks, Addy Felber, Tara Landsman, Kaden Grade 7 Lewis, Carson Miller, Hayden Miller, Katherine Reese, Hunter Schneider, Krew Siedschlag, Royalle Stelter, Beckett Stoel, Logan Bergman, Brooklyne Biren, William Carlson, Alice Clarke, Jackson Dahlhoff, Logan Einck, Natalie Gilbertson, Dylan Gilbertson, Reese Guza, Kinsley Haken, Braelyn Kramer, Madilyn Lundy, Adelaide Miller, Audrey Paulzine, Charlie Plotz, Gary Scandrett, Annie Schreier, Evan Schryvers, Suttyn B Honor Roll Grade 12 Bakke, Megan Degreeff, Connor Giesen, Trevor Gustaf, Heather Haupert, Gracie Iverson, Zoey Jackels, Danika Johnson, Kyle Kalas, Ashton Kirchner, Connor Kramer, Dylan Miller, Casey Paulzine, Abram Wittrock, Drew Wynia, Ashton Grade 11 Ahlers, Ben Danneman, Madison Dierks, Aiden Gustaf, Abbey Lewis, Carter Platt, Callie Risacher, Michael Rosenbrook, Atalie Schreier, Brylei Grade 10 Braun, Blaine Carlson, Ava Flowers, Takiyah Gillette, Jessa Groen, Daniel Herrig, Simon Johnson, Brooklyn Kluis, Dylan Knakmuhs, Carter Larson, Mason Mihin, Logan Nelson, Grace Schreier, Dawson Schroeder, Jackson Grade 9 Beerman, Tayden Degreeff, Peyton Doeden, Calleigh Huge, Dannie Iverson, Luke Kesteloot, Colby Lewis, Quintin Miller, Colby Oliveros, Yordi Olivier, Chloe Paulzine, Allie Sturges, Jordan Tentinger, Gabriel Wajer, Reese Winter, Samantha Grade 8 Betz, Alexander Biegler, Alaina Bose, Peyton Brown, Nicholas Fleischfresser, Gabbi Giesen, Keaton Gilb, Brayden Groen, Benjamin Grogan, Riley Johnson, Remy Kirchner, Ava Kline, Jaxson Kopperud, Levi Larson, Daniel Like, Zaylee Neilson, Danyel Rohrer, Erynn Rosenbrook, Caleb Wiekeraad, Keagan Grade 7 Baumgartner, Eli Braun, Evan Cady, Quentin Hagedorn, Gavin Hanson, Dane Heard, Trenton Joens, Evan Kirchner, Azariah Kline, Jaelynn Kremer, Chloe Mathiason, Max Muck, Skylar Oliveros, Mariangel Olivier, Colton Olson, Parker Patch, Jonathan Pieske, Brett Reith, Tyler Schroeder, Kendall Sweetman, Luke Thompson, Tristan Veldhuisen, Jett Zens, Carter.

The MCC Rebel Girls played their first Subsection 3A South playoff game on Friday night in Slayton. The Rebels were the 8th seed, so played host to the 9th-seeded Coyotes of Heron Lake Okabena Fulda. The Rebels beat the Coyotes twice during the regular season 51-27 in Fulda and 56-34 in Slayton. The Rebels were looking to make it a season sweep and advance to Super Saturday where they would face the topseeded Southwest Minnesota Christian Eagles. The Rebels hadn’t played in a Super Saturday event since 2019 when they beat Adrian.

The Murray County Central Rebel Girls wrapped up their season on Saturday in Worthington against the topseeded Southwest Minnesota Christian Eagles. The Eagles beat the Rebels twice in the regular season and this game wouldn’t be much different, as the Rebels would fall behind big early. For the Rebels, the point of playing on Saturday wasn’t about pulling off the biggest upset in SubSection history, it was simply being in the game itself that shows the Rebel’s growth. MCC has not played on a Super Saturday since 2019. It may seem like a small step but for the Rebels, hopefully, it’s the small step that leads to bigger strides.