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The C, B, and A were all in action Friday night in Ellsworth. Last time the teams met MCC won all three games. The C-team had a ten-point win and the B and A teams had a large point spread. The C and B teams would follow suit, as the C-team would earn a 7-point win and the B-team would earn a 24-point win, but the Varsity was in for a battle.

MCC K-1 students singing the National Anthem at the boys basketball game vs. WWG last week, under the direction of Mrs.

Josie Harms, a Sophomore at Bethel University in St. Paul, has been named to the Dean’s List for academic excellence for the fall 2021 semester. She is the daughter of Kirsten and Isaac Harms from Slayton, Minnesota.

Last time these two teams met in Westbrook the B-squad and the Varsity played in close games. B-squad won by 5, 39- 34 and the Varsity lost in OT, 69-62. The B-team was looking to make it a sweep on the year and the Varsity looking to split in a big sectional and conference match-up.

Adult League - Week 9 Lake Sarah’s Lost Arrows 31.5 Capt Dan & Crew 29 Group Tighters 21.5 Great White Buffalo 20 Wahl Spray Foam 15.5 Knockers 15 Skalak Outdoors 11.5 Team #8 0 High Scores Josh Lubben 357 Nick Pieske 355 Nick Olafson 351 Todd Nelson 343 Scott Olafson 335 Eldon Larson 335 High Score with H/C Garrett Hubin 360 Nick Olfson 360 Bennett Runkle 360 Andy Berndt 360 Jackie Vos 359.1 Junior League - Week 6 Sharks 18.5 Wild 16 Orioles 14 Foresters 13.5 Titans 13 Eagles 9.5 Seals 7 Hawks 4.5 High Scores Azariah Kirchner 170 Ayden Kruen 169 Tyler Kruse 164 Ethan Johnson 160 Keegan Aamodt 150 High Score with H/C Cooper Giese 226.9 Calista Pieske 213.9 Harper Carlson 204.4 Lola Kirchner 201.6 Chantelle Carlson 197.1.

The MCC Rebels played their 4th game in 5 days on Tuesday night and to top it off they played one of the hottest teams in Class A basketball in the state. The Tracy Milroy Balaton Panthers on Monday night beat Central Minnesota Christian for the Camden Conference Title. The Panthers are 21-2 on the season heading into the game against the Rebels who were looking for the biggest upset in school history. That wouldn’t happen.

The MCC Rebel Girls opened their week at home on Monday night facing the Hills Beaver Creek Patriots. The Patriots beat the Rebels soundly earlier this season on the road in a game in which the Rebels had more turnovers than points scored. MCC would not repeat the performance on Monday night and though the Rebels did some things better the outcome was still the same. The Patriots would pick up another win in the Red Rock Conference.

Monday, February 21: No School - Presidents’ Day. Tuesday, February 22: Breakfast: Toasted Bagel w/ Jelly, Assorted Fruit & Juice Choices, Milk.

The MCC Rebel Girls traveled to Marshall on Saturday morning for an 11:00 am showdown with one of the top teams in the Camden Conference the Lac Qui Parle Valley Eagles. The Rebels entered the game with just 1 win on the season and were riding a 17 game losing streak. The Eagles had 17 wins on the season and a four-game winning streak. The Rebels were the heavy underdogs in this game and the Eagles were not going to allow the Rebels to make a game of it.

The MCC Rebels played one of their best halves of basketball this season in Lamberton against the Red Rock Central Falcons. That night the Rebels played a strong first half but struggled in the second half when they got sped up. Friday night going fast wasn’t an issue for either team as both teams would take their time on offense for different reasons. The Falcons were missing Karli Arkel inside which took away one of their top rebounders who could help trigger the fastbreak. The Rebels took more time than usual to get the ball inside against the now smaller Falcons.