Courtney Henjum broke a 17-year-old New London-Spicer record Friday night as she scored a 36.975 in the all-around, besting Micki Toops' 2000 record of 36.85.
Henjum won all five events, powering the Wildcats to a dominant victory over Glencoe-Silver Lake. Her best moment came in the floor exercise as she scored a 9.5.
Teammate Emily Novak also had a strong night, scoring 34.225 for a second place finish in the all-around.
The Wildcats will compete again on Thursday in Waconia.
NLS 139.05, GSL 120.55
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ALL-AROUND - (1) Courtney Henjum, NLS, 36.975 (2) Emily Novak, NLS, 34.225
VAULT - (1) Henjum, NLS, 9.1 (2) Gia Venier, GSL, 8.9 (3) Novak, NLS, 8.85 (4) Becca Schmidt, NLS, 8.65
BARS - (1) Henjum, NLS, 9.125 (T-2) Novak, NLS, 8.425 (T-2) Schmidt, NLS, 8.425 (4) Ari Peterson, NLS, 7.75 (5) Charlie Robinson, NLS, 7.725
BEAM - (1) Henjum, NLS, 9.25 (2) Rachel Vraa, NLS, 8.85 (3) Novak, NLS, 8.25 (4) Emma Rohman, NLS, 7.725
FLOOR - (1) Henjum, NLS, 9.5 (2) Vraa, NLS, 9.05 (3) Peterson, NLS, 9.025 (4) Robinson, NLS, 8.775 (5) Novak, NLS, 8.7
Boys Hockey
Fergus Falls 9, Willmar 0
Riley Sheridan, Nate Longtin and Peter Johnson all scored two goals in Fergus Falls' win over Willmar in a Central Lakes Conference game on Friday in Fergus Falls.
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Willmar managed just 11 shots on Otters goalie Drew Luhning.
The Cardinals at 2-14 and play at Alexandria at 5:30 p.m. today.
Willmar 0 0 0 - 0
Fergus Falls 3 3 3 - 9
FIRST PERIOD - F: Declan Young (Peter Johnson, Nate Zierden) 5:14 ... F: Riley Sheridan (Logan Wentworth) 5:20 ... F: Wentworth (Sheridan) 15:44
SECOND PERIOD - F: Sheridan (Johnson, Nate Longtin) 11:42 ... F: Johnson 13:43 ... F: Johnson (Longtin) 16:45 pp
THIRD PERIOD - F: Longtin (Sheridan, Andrew Johnson) 0:51 ... F: Longtin (Aaron Shelstad, Wentworth) 4:30 ... F: Dyson Thacker (Longtin, Sheridan) 14:32
GOALIE SAVES - Willmar: Gunner Banks 37 ... Fergus Falls: Drew Luhning 11
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Prep Wrestling
Benson 54, Minnewaska 24
Benson's Hunter Mondor (113), Dylan Stewart (138) and Jared Knutson all won matches by fall as the Braves downed the Lakers in a dual meet on Friday in Benson.
Minnewaska's Jackson Stadsvold (106), Mason Blair (120) and Tyson Meyer (160) also won by pins.
106: Jackson Stadsvold, M, pin Blake Nagler 0:39
113: Hunter Mondor, B, pin Max Reichmann 2:54
120: Mason Blair, M, pin Nathan Bolduc 3:29
126: Austin Whitcup, B, won by forfeit
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132: Adam Zosel, B, won by forfeit
138: Dylan Stewart, B, pin Adam Larson 1:15
145: Aaron Zosel, B, won by forfeit
152: Jared Knutson, B, pin Dylan Jergenson 3:29
160: Tyson Meyer, M, pin Jordan Bartz 1:10
170: Dan Lenarz, B, won by forfeit
182: Alex Wrobleski, B, won by forfeit
195: Tyler VanLuik, M, won by forfeit
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220: Double forfeit
285: Ross Grussing, B, won by forfeit
North Branch Invite
Four Paynesville Bulldogs were champions as the Paynesville took second at the North Branch Invite. Shawn Rue (126), Connor Meager (160), Cameron Schmitz (170) and Patrick Kranz (182) all took first in their divisions.
Alex Mages (120), Jarod Veldkamp (132), Nick Gabrielson (138) and Tayler Veldkamp (195) each earned second place finished as well.
Team scoring
(1) Delano 205 (2) Paynesville 182 (3) Washington Technology Magnet 145 (4) North Branch 118.5 (5) Pine City 110 (6) Rush City 100 (7) Virginia 80 (8) Brooklyn Center 65
How Paynesville fared
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Key: (Weight, name, won-loss, place)
106: Open ... 113: Open ... 120: Alex Mages 2-1, second place ... 126: Shawn Rue 2-0, champion ... 132: Jarod Veldkamp 2-1, second place ... 138: Nick Gabrielson 2-1, second place ... 145: Open ... 152: Garth Utsch 2-1, fifth place ... 160: Connor Meagher 3-0, champion ... 170: Clint Schmitz 0-3; Cameron Schmitz 3-0, champion ... 182: Patrick Kranz 3-0, champion ... 195: Tayler Veldkamp 2-1, second place ... 220: Open ... 285: Lucas Peterson 0-2
Thursday's results
Girls Hockey
Prairie Center 7, MBA 3
Prairie Center scored a goal in the second period and bookended that with three-goal periods as well to defeat Morris/Benson Area.
The Storm fell short but were incredibly efficient, scoring three goals on nine shots.
MBA 1 1 1 - 3
Prairie Center 3 1 3 - 7
FIRST PERIOD - PC: Lupita Mora (Sara McCoy, Moriah Cebulla) 1:56 ... MBA: Leah Thompson 4:18 ... PC: Shelby Otte (Reece Ritter) 11:57 .. PC: Otte (McCoy) 14:37
SECOND PERIOD - MBA: Hallie Watzke (Megan Kirkeide) 13:43 ... PC: McCoy (Cebulla, Ritter) 16:09
THIRD PERIOD - PC: Ritter (Otte, Ally Ecker) 0:34 ... PC: Otte (Gabby Olson, Kylee Hopp) 5:39 ... PC: Otte (Cebulla) 11:41 ... MBA: Taryn Picht 16:57
GOALIE SAVES - MBA: Abbey Hoffman 28 ... Prairie Center: Mackenzie Och 6
Alexandria 6, River Lakes 2
Alexandria got the fireworks going after a scoreless first period, scoring two in the second and four in the third period.
River Lakes scored a pair of goals, one in the second and another in the third.
River Lakes' goaltender Nicole Wander was tested the entire night and made 40 saves in the process.
Alexandria 0 2 4 - 6
River Lakes 0 1 1 - 2
FIRST PERIOD - No goals scored
SECOND PERIOD - RL: Alyssa Meed (Brooke Oveson, Sierra Flint) 0:24 ... A: Kristin Trosvig (McKenna Ellingson) 2:26 ... A: Alexis Hecker (Trosvig, Ellingson) 15:44 pp
THIRD PERIOD - A: Ellingson (Trosvig) 9:17 ... RL: Meed 11:01 ... A: Heckert (Allison O'Kane, Josie Minnerath) 12:13 ... A: Trosvig 14:20 pp ... A: Ellingson (O'Kane) 15:54 sh en
GOALIE SAVES - Alexandria: Sarah Finley 18 ... River Lakes: Nicole Wander 40
Northfield 9, L/DC 1
Northfield put on a scoring onslaught against Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato, gradually adding goals throughout the game.
Jasmin Estrada was the lone goal scorer for the Dragons. She netted an unassisted score 3:52 into the second period.
L/DC 0 1 0 - 1
Northfield 2 3 4 - 9
FIRST PERIOD - N: Brie Forster (Olivia Keske, Sarah Stowe) 1:58 ... N: Lizzy Morsching (Madi Goldsworthy, Maddie LaPanta) 9:09
SECOND PERIOD - N: Reggie Gargrave (Siri Lindell) 0:46 ... LDC: Jasmin Estrada 3:52 ... N: Brynne Puppe (Keske, LaPanta) 5:01 ... N: Jessica Boland (Goldsworthy) 10:28
THIRD PERIOD - N: Boland (Puppe) 4:42 ... N: Puppe (Marissa Ruppe, Forster) 10:44 ... N: Stowe (Keske) 12:50 ... N: LaPanta (Morsching) 14:25
GOALIE SAVES - LDC: Maddy Benson 41 ... Northfield: Mallory Tidona 7
Girls Basketball
RTR 53, RCW 30
Renville County West shot 19 percent from the floor in a tough night for the Jaguars. Russell-Tyler-Ruthton brought a strong defense to coast to the win.
Aleah Zieske led the Jaguars, scoring 18 of the team's 30 points.
RTR 22 31 - 53
RCW 13 17 - 30
RUSSELL-TYLER-RUTHTON - Stats not provided
RENVILLE COUNTY WEST - Scoring: Carli Krogman 4, Britney Marr 3, Aleah Zieske 18, Lauren WUlf 1, Pamela Winzenburg 3, Emily Filzen 1 ... 3-point shots: Zieske 3 ... Rebound leader: Marr 8, Filzen 8 ... Assist leader: Avery Elfering 2, Zieske 2 ... Steal leader: Marr 6
Hancock 58, Ashby 33
Hancock put forth a staunch defense to stymie Ashby Thursday night.
Kassandra Algarate scored a team-high 14 points, just ahead of teammate Tess Steiner's 12.
Hancock 31 27 - 58
Ashby 16 17 - 33
HANCOCK - Scoring: Sabrina Mattson 8, Ashlyn Mattson 6, Haley Mattson 7, Katelynn Jepma 2, Morgan Kisgen 2, Kassandra Algarate 14, Taylor Wilson 5, Tess Steiner 12, Lexi Staples 2 ... 3-point shots: none ... Rebound leader: H Mattson 6 ... Assist leader: S Mattson 5, Algarate 3 ... Steal leader: A Mattson 8, S Mattson 5, Algarate 4, Tess Steiner 4
ASHBY - Stats not provided
