Luverne Sports

Cole Stoltenberg
Three Luverne Cardinal tennis athletes were recognized with post-season honors. Juniors Cole Stoltenberg and Matt Sehr were named to the Big South Conference West Division All-Conference tennis team. Junior Jordan Winter received an Honorable Mention to the same team. Stoltenberg and Sehr were...
Billi Connell
Luverne placed four athletes on the Big South Conference Softball Small School Division All-Conference Team. The Cardinals had their most successful season in program history, finishing 19-6 overall, and were Big South Conference and Section 3AA runners-up. The all-conference team includes...
Isaiah Bartels
The Luverne High School baseball team won the Big South Conference Small Schools division this spring. With that success came a host of post-season honors for the Cardinals. Six Luverne players were named to the Big South All-Conference Baseball team, the most of any team in the 13-school league....
Luverne’s Carson Ehde and his doubles partner Jordan Winter competed at No. 2 doubles at the Minnesota Class A State Boys’ Tennis Team Tournament June 4. Ehde and Winter were undefeated coming into the state tournament.
The Luverne High School boys’ tennis team competed in its 10th consecutive Class A Minnesota State Boys’ Tennis Team Tournament June 4. The event was staged at the Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center in Minneapolis. The Cardinals suffered identical 6-1 losses to Rochester Lourdes and Thief River Falls...
Jed Dooyema was a member of the fifth-place relay team.
The Luverne boys’ track team was well represented at the Minnesota State Class A Track and Field Championships. The annual showcase of the state’s best track athletes was staged Friday and Saturday at Hamline University in St. Paul. The Cardinals had seven boys compete at the state meet in three...
Luverne’s Brooklynn Ver Steeg runs the anchor leg of the state championship-winning 3,200-meter relay Saturday at Hamline University in St. Paul. The Cardinal relay team broke its own school record while repeating as state champions in the 3,200-meter race.
“It felt like a huge weight off our shoulders.” That’s how Luverne senior Jadyn Anderson describes her 3,200-meter relay team’s second straight Class A state championship. “Last year, winning felt like a dream come true,” she said. “This year we felt a lot of pressure to win again. It felt great...
Jake Haugen pitched four innings during the section championship game June 6 in Marshall against Paynesville.
The Luverne Cardinals baseball team finished its season as the Section 3AA runner-up for the third year in a row. Paynesville punched its ticket to the Class AA Minnesota State Baseball Tournament with a 4-0 victory over Luverne in the section championship game Thursday (June 6) at Legion Field in...
Luverne’s Colby Crabtree and teammates celebrate his two-run homerun in the fourth inning of the Junior Legion game versus Worthington Saturday. Crabtree was also the winning pitcher and scored the winning run in the walk-off victory.
The Luverne Junior Legion (formerly VFW) baseball team went 5-2 during a very busy week of games all staged at Redbird Field in Luverne. Luverne split a doubleheader with Sioux Falls East Tuesday (June 2) and went 3-1 during its annual home tournament Friday-Sunday before defeating Slayton 10-1...
The Luverne Redbirds amateur baseball team is 6-3 on the season after going 2-3 during its most recent five games. The Redbirds played the Irish at Milroy Wednesday and will compete at the Atwater tournament Friday and Saturday.   Luverne 6, Tracy 1 Luverne got back into the win column on Sunday...
Traveling to the championships are (front row, from left) Holden Overgaard, coach Scott Loosbrock, coach Joe Loosbrock, Leah Wynia, (second row) Mason Wenzel, Jaden Knips, Camron Kopp, Justin Dohlmann, Grant Wieneke, (back) Marshall Dammann, Austin Watts-Boll, Cooper Arends, Chase Overgaard and Jacob Henning. Not pictured: Carter Loosbrock, Trygve Gangestad, Mitchell Schomacker and Austin Henning.
Sixteen members of the Luverne High School trap shooting team will travel to the 2019 Trap Shooting Championship Saturday in Alexandria. The top 11 teams and top 100 individuals will advance to the Minnesota State High School League Clay Target Shooting Tournament later this month. 

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