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July 2011 |
1st Placers! Chanhassen 10A Blue went undefeated at the Wayzata Tournament June 12-13. They beat teams from Wayzata, Buffalo, Bloomington, and, finally, Orono where Chanhassen took 1st place earning their team a berth to State! Congratulations, boys! Front (l-r): Nick Hollen of Victoria, Collin Jutting, Jaren Berger, Kody Browne of Victoria, Carter Duff of Victoria, Noah Clausen. Standing: Coach Chris Hollen of Victoria, Regan Tollefson of Victoria, Andrew Olson, Ben Wulf of Victoria, Coach Bob Wulf of Victoria, Colton Schrempp of Victoria, Russel Kindschuh, of Victoria, Coach Sean Berger. Not pictured: Mitchell Kucera, John Morley. Lindsay Duff Chanhassen, Minnesota
State Honors Music Students. Twenty-nine area students won the honor of performing in the Minnesota Music Teachers Association's 76th Annual State Honors Concert. The concert was held in the Auditorium of the Minneapolis Convention Center on May 21st. The event consisted of 30 compositions for piano ensemble played by 700 winners of the MMTA State Contest. Dr. John Froelich conducted the concert. The young musicians represent the top 5% to 7% of pianists in the State of Minnesota, each one diligently preparing and memorizing their contest piece, making sure to go beyond just the notes to prepare a musically artistic performance. In February approximately 3,500 students throughout the state competed in the preliminary contest. Those who qualified competed in the final contest held at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. There were eight age-level categories in addition to the Junior and Senior Young Artist categories. In the upper levels, successful completion of a theory test is a requirement in order to be selected to perform. Pictured performers at the State Honors Concert are all students of MMTA teacher Candace Sather of Laketown Township. Front (l-r): Laura Kirsch, Anna Roberts of Victoria, Wallace Gordon, Megan Beulke, Selena Zingsheim. Row 2: Christina Thies, Oliver Calder, Margaret Kirsch, Adam Ouska, Dylan Noack. Row 3: Jona Beulke, Danielle Pioske. Row 4: Noelle Drapeau of Victoria, Kaitlin Cook, Katherine Johnson of Victoria, Elsa Swanson, Claire Drapeau of Victoria. Row 5: Hayley Mans of Victoria, Kari Meissner, Julia Sorensen, Alison Winslow. Row 6: Christopher McNamara of Victoria, Kristine Meissner, Bennett Johnson of Victoria, Michaela Rasmussen of Holy Family Catholic High School in Victoria, Sarah Bening. Not pictured: Lauren Jones, Sydney Jones, Tillian Teske. Candace Sather, MMTA Teacher Laketown Township, Minnesota
Undefeated in Tournament. The CC United Girls U12 C2 soccer team won the Apple Valley Invitational Soccer Tournament outscoring their opponents 18-0 in four games, competing against Apple Valley, Midwest Thunder Academy, and Owatonna in the preliminary rounds and Apple Valley in the finals. Six Girls U12 teams from around the metro area played in the tournament June 11th and 12th. Front (l-r): Quinn O'connor, Maddy Pernat of Victoria, Emma Shay, McKenzie Beno, Lauren Tritch. Standing: Hannah Lamson, Ava Bebler, Corrine Boonstra, Katie Ashpole, Chloe Husemoen, Katya Berkland. Not pictured: Coach Kevin Bebler and Coach Scott Pernat of Victoria. Scott Pernat Victoria, Minnesota
Laura Welk, a 7th grade student at Christ Community Lutheran School in Watertown traveled to Louisville, Kentucky, to compete in the National Archery in Schools Program Tournament held May 13th. Shooting for the Mayer Lutheran High School Knights program, she earned a personal best score of 286 out of 300 points with 18 bulls-eyes, placing 17th in the nation out of 816 middle school girls and tenth among 7th grade archers. Laura finished seven points out of first place and qualified for the World Tournament in Disney World to be held in October, 2011. Of the 2,693 girls who competed in the entire tournament from grades 4 through 12, Laura placed 44th. Back in March, Laura qualified for the national tournament by finishing third in the MN State Archery Tournament with a score of 276 out of 300. She is pictured above with her coach, Jeff Byrne, owner of Cabin Fever Sporting Goods in Victoria. Joel Landskroener Mayer Lutheran High School Mayer, Minnesota
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