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
The Waterville-Elysian-Morristown track and field teams made the trip down to Blooming Prairie High School on Monday for the Blooming Prairie Invitational.
By: Stephen Mcdaniel
Junior shortstop Jamie Adamek throws the ball back to the infield during the Falcons road loss against Owatonna. (Stephen McDaniel/southernminn.com)
In their first round of action since playing on Target Field, the Owatonna Huskies traveled north to Bell Field in Faribault for a Big 9 battle with the Faribault Falcons.
By: Stephen Mcdaniel
Having already dropped two conference games against Rochester Century and Mankato East heading into Thursday night, the Owatonna Huskies were going
By: Stephen Mcdaniel
Senior sprinter Keanan Larson flexes after crossing the finish line in the 4x200 relay during Owatonna's home triangular meet.
By: Stephen Mcdaniel
The Faribault boys and girls track and field teams were in two different places, but competed alongside each other Thursday night.
The Blooming Prairie boys and girls track and field teams didn't have to go very far to compete on Monday as the Awesome Blossoms hosted the Blooming
Girls Lacrosse: Owatonna 17, Sauk Rapids-Rice 0 Owatonna's Lauren Busho (11) shoots and scores during the Huskies' 17-0 victory over Sauk Rapids-Rice. (Stephen McDaniel/southernminn.com)
By: Stephen Mcdaniel
Every season, the state’s top track and field athletes, regardless of class, will gather at Hamline University for the prestigious Hamline Elite Meet. Faribault and Waterville-Elysian-Morristown track and field were
Senior midfielder Will Wottreng sprints away from Northfield defenders during Owatonna's home loss to the Raiders. (Stephen McDaniel/southernminn.com)
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