Sam Stuve is a sports editor for the Alexandria Echo Press, a local newspaper in North Dakota. With a background in wrestling and a degree from Iowa State University, Sam brings a passion for sports and a deep understanding of the local sports scene to his writing. He covers a wide range of sports, including basketball, hockey, swimming, and gymnastics, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of local games and events.
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Alexandria, Minnesota, United States (Local)
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Anglers found success in this year's opener
Minnewaska won all its doubles matches on Tuesday
By: Sam Stuve
Alexandria scored four runs in the eighth inning to win a road game against Willmar, while Osakis won game one of a doubleheader against Long Prairie-Grey Eagle
By: Sam Stuve, Jake Sutherlin
Osakis' Andrew Jones and Trenton VanNyhuis broke records on Wednesday as the Osakis boys team won the conference title. The Osakis girls team finished second.
By: Sam Stuve
A-B-E's Traeton Nelson earned first place in the boys meet at Thumper Pond, while ACCS' Ayla Larson earned the school's best-ever finish in the girls meet in Thumper Pond
Alexandria's Ian Johnson and Shawn Gebhardt competed at a national tournament in Louisville, Kentucky, on May 9-11
Osakis had a nice finish to the regular season with a road win over Minnewaska on Friday
Jason Thoennes now sits atop the Modifieds division two weeks into the season. Chase Pourrier won the Hornet Special on Saturday
By: Sam Stuve
Alexandria (Section 8AAA), West Central Area (Section 6A), and Parkers Prairie (Section 6A) have home playoff games to begin the postseason
Ellie Sticha led the way for Alexandria by tying for fourth
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