Falcons senior Ryan Kreager scores his 1,000th career point in the first half of the Big Nine Conference battle in Rochester against the league's top team going into the weekend, Mayo had a 3 point lead at the half and won comfortably 77-58.

The Huskies travel to Mankato and return home with a Big Nine Conference victory over the second best offense in the league going into the game in terms of points scored per game.

The Falcons took the long and winding road trip to the Wisconsin border to tangle with the Winhawks in Big Nine Conference action. Faribault has a happy bus ride home following a 63-48 win. Four players finished in double figures scoring for the Falcons

The Cardinal had 10 three point baskets in their 73-64 win in the Castle. Bethlehem Academy led by 15 points at the half. Kenyon-Wanamingo tied the game with 11 minutes to go before the Cardinals pulled away. The Goodhue County dairy farmers Knights of the game were sophomore Eli Hedeen with 20 points and junior Oliver Bauer with 16 points.

Faribault played durng a day featuring boys and girls high school basketball in Byron. The Red Knights extended their 12 point halftime lead and won 71-56. Faribault seniors Breuer Wolff, Ryan Kreager and Brandon Petricka led the scoring for Faribault. BSM tallied 25 points off 22 Falcons turnovers.

The Falcons led most of the game against the Tigers but Stewartville mounted a comeback that gave them a shot at the buzzer to send the game into overtime. Free throw shooting continues to plague Faribault.

The Bombers outscored the Wingers 41-23 in the second half to pull away for a 85-59 win against a Section 1AA opponent. Cannon Falls is 6-1 overall and 4-1 in the Section heading into the Holiday break.

Anna Croke of Bethlehem Academy was in the zone as they say in this runaway by the Cardinals. Croke scored 30 points in the 59-19 victory.

The Huskies remain undefeated in the Big Nine after defeating the Packers.

A freshman for Red Wing hit a half court shot at the buzzer to end the first half with a 21-17 lead. That momentum continued into the second half of a comfortable victory for the Class 2A 8th ranked Wingers.