GIRLS SOCCER:

Hillcrest Lutheran Academy 3, Melrose 1

BOYS SOCCER:

St. Cloud Cathedral 4, Bemidji 2
(Jacob Oliver scored all 4 goals for the Crusaders).

Hillcrest Lutheran Academy 2, Melrose 0
Westonka 4, Big Lake 0

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GIRLS VOLLEYBALL:

Sartell 3, St. Cloud Tech 2
Litchfield 2, Springfield 1
Litchfield 2, Lac qui Parle Valley 1
Becker 2, Aitkin 0


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