Kevin J Anderson - Sports Resource

NSIC

Augustna splits in final day at Oredigger Classic----Augustana. Brianna Erickson (Warren Township, IL) had 16 points, Kayla Wallerich (Marshall) had 35 assists, and Grace Sanders (Lakeville South) had 22 digs for Augustana in the sweep win over Slippery Rock. Lindsey Peterson (Ankeny, IA) had 17 points, Dani Haley (Owatonna) had 28 assists, and Sanders had 22 digs for Augustana in the four set loss to Fort Lewis.

Bemidji State uses sweeps of Black Hills State and Dickinson State to finish tied for first at Blue Hawk Tournament-----Bemidji State.

Haag Helps Get CU Back to Winning Ways-----Concordia St. Paul. Cassie Haag (SW Christian Chaska) had 24 points, Amanda Konetchy (Chaska) had 52 assists for CSP. 
CU Takes Care of Tampa, 36 Straight Wins Vs Ranked Teams----Concordia St. Paul.  Emily Palkert (SW Christian Chaska) had

Three Gophers at State Fair Sunday-----Minnesota

Cristal Randolph Rounds Out Women's Basketball Staff----Florida Atlantic

EDEN PRAIRIE TOURNAMENT

#8AAA Bloomington Jefferson beat #4AAA host Eden Prairie in three to win the tournament. I did an out & about on this and the BJ semifinal win over Waconia in three last night. In pool play Jefferson beat Chanhassen in two; and North St. Paul in three.

I also did the out & about on the other semifinal where Eden Prairie beat Hill-Murray in three. EP beat Perham in three and Mounds View in two.

Host team takes second, Chanhassen fifth at EP tourney----Scoreboard

MABEL-CANTON TOURNAMENT

#8A Mabel-Canton won their own tournament beating Rushford-Peterson in three. MC advanced to the finals with pool play wins over Southland, Brainerd, Rushford-Peterson, Alma, Spring Grove and Houston----two & out.

EDEN PRAIRIE TOURNAMENT, championship

BLOOMINGTON JEFFERSON jaguars 2, EDEN PRAIRIE eagles 1
(17-25, 25-10, 16-14)

#8AAA Bloomington Jefferson ended #4AAA Eden Prairie's three year championship run of their own tournament with a three set win. BJ needed to take the final two sets and did. The Jaguars trailed 4-0 in the second set, but came up with four runs and earned 21 points while EP was only able to earn 7. In the deciding contest BJ ran off seven straight points, six on Megan Scherber's serve,  to lead 10-4. As in the previous contest, missed serves haunted Jefferson. It also opened the door for an EP surge. Ashley Alonso had her own service run of

EDEN PRAIRIE TOURNAMENT, semifinals

BLOOMINGTON JEFFERSON jaguars 2, WACONIA wildcats 1
(25-18, 24-26, 15-13)

#7AAA Jefferson edged out Waconia in three sets to advance to the finals of the Eden Prairie Tournament. BJ was on their way to a two set win when they led 23-19 in the second set, but the Wildcats held off one set point and finished with a 7-1 run to tie the series at one apiece. Of those 7 points two were missed BJ serves and four were on hitting errors. Chandra Honebrink finished off the Jags in that set with a kill. Missed serves again played a major part in the third set with this time Waconia missing three serves. Still Waconia would