Stephen Mcdaniel is a journalist for the Owatonna People's Press, focusing on local sports news in Owatonna, Minnesota. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Stephen provides in-depth coverage of games, meets, and tournaments, highlighting standout performances and team achievements.
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Stephen Mcdaniel's focus is primarily on local sports, especially high school sports in the Owatonna, Minnesota area. He covers a variety of sports including basketball, hockey, swimming and wrestling with a strong emphasis on event coverage.
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By: Stephen Mcdaniel
Over the past couple of years, Medford's Jackie Cole and Jesse Ortiz had been core elements to the Tiger track and field teams as two of Medford's top athletes.
By: Stephen Mcdaniel
The WEM girls 4x100 relay stands on the podium at the Class A State Track and Field meet. The relay team (L to R): Ella Duenes, McKenna Schuster, Madison Zimbirch, Addison Condon. (Stephen McDaniel/southernminn.com)
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By: Stephen Mcdaniel
The Blooming Prairie softball team made school history, as the Awesome Blossoms returned to the Class A state tournament for the first time in just over 10 years.
By: Stephen Mcdaniel
NRHEG's Quinn VanMaldeghem (left), Evelyn Nydegger (middle) and Malonna Wilson (right) represented the Panthers at the Class A State Track and Field meet. (Photo courtesy of Larry Nydegger)
The U18 boys take the win over Mankato on Monday, June 10, 3-0. They continued the winning streak and beat Owatonna 3-1 on Tuesday, June 11. (Photo courtesy of Faribault Soccer)
By: Stephen Mcdaniel
The Owatonna girls golf team knew they had something special when Carmen Jirele qualified for her first ever Class AAA girls golf tournament. Jirele was just an eighth grader competing
By: Stephen Mcdaniel
In late March, Shiloh Bongers became the second ever archer from the Faribault Falcon Archers to qualify for nationals.
Another track and field season is in the books, and the New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva Panthers were able to close out the 2024 season with a trio of athletes representing them as the Class A state track and field meet.
In late March, Shiloh Bongers became the second ever archer from the Faribault Falcon Archers to qualify for nationals.
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