UPDATE: In a thrilling Class 1A basketball clash on December 13, 2025, No. 8 Mayer Lutheran emerged victorious against No. 10 Hayfield/Schaeffer Academy with a score of 59-50. The game was a nail-biter, showcasing the fierce competition between these two top-ranked teams.
Mayer Lutheran’s win solidifies their position in the rankings while Hayfield/Schaeffer Academy faces a setback, dropping to 4-2 on the season. The Vikings led at halftime with a score of 33-27, but struggled in the second half, unable to maintain their momentum. Coach Kasey Krekling expressed his pride in the team’s competitive spirit: “It was a tale of two halves today… I’m happy with how competitive the girls were and we are starting to trend in the right direction as a team.”
In the game, Lily Morrisey led the Vikings with 16 points, and Jenna Christopherson contributed 14 points. The team’s performance included six three-pointers, showcasing their offensive capabilities. However, Mayer Lutheran’s C. Keaveny dominated the court with an impressive 28 points, sealing the victory for her team.
The match was not only a test of skill but also a demonstration of the emotional drive behind these young athletes. The defeat was tough for the Hayfield/Schaeffer Academy girls, who displayed resilience and determination throughout the game.
In other local matchups within the Three Rivers Conference, Caledonia decisively defeated La Crescent-Hokah 77-27, with Aubrie Klug leading the scoring with 28 points. Additionally, Faribault Bethlehem Academy secured a solid win over Wabasha-Kellogg, finishing 49-27. Fillmore Central also emerged victorious, narrowly defeating Blooming Prairie 55-49.
As the season progresses, teams will be focused on refining their strategies and building on today’s performances. Fans can expect more intense matchups as teams vie for playoff positions in the coming weeks.
Stay tuned for more updates on girls’ basketball results and what’s next for these competitive teams!
