Girls lacrosse: Century, Burnsville edge Tigers
A pair of closely-contested losses kept the Farmington girls lacrosse team winless last week. The Tigers couldn’t muster the offense to rally in a 7-5 loss to Rochester Century Friday night at Tiger Stadium. A day later the team put together a furious three-goal rally late to tie the score against Burnsville only to have the Blaze secure the victory with a goal in the final 30 seconds.The Farmington Independent, 05/01/2013
Girls track: Tigers productive at Hamline Elite
The Farmington girls track team sent five events to the Hamline Elite Meet Friday night in St. Paul and all five came away with top-10 finishes. Defending state 110 hurdles champion Nadia Lorencz placed third in the event in 15.53 seconds and added a fourth-place long jump of 16 feet, 9 1/4 inches and a ninth-place triple jump of 33 feet, 8 1/2 inches.The Farmington Independent, 05/01/2013
Baseball: Errors lead to Wingers’ double header sweep
Farmington carried early leads in both games of its doubleheader Friday afternoon in Rochester, but struggles both on the mound and in the field made them disappear in a Missota Conference sweep at the hands of Red Wing.The Farmington Independent, 05/01/2013
Boys track: 4x400, Hyytinen shine at Hamline
The Farmington boys track team made the most of its two events at Friday night’s Hamline Elite Meet in St. Paul. The 4x400 foursome of Tyler Lerbakken, Tommy Weigel, Justin Hyytinen and Tanner Grubb combined for a school-record time of 3 minutes, 25.17 seconds that was good enough for second place behind event champion Wayzata.The Farmington Independent, 05/01/2013
Softball: Tigers take consolation at Mankato
After losing its opener to New Ulm Friday night, Farmington came back to beat Winona Cotter and Tartan.The Farmington Independent, 05/01/2013
Boys lacrosse: Tigers get in the win column
The Farmington boys lacrosse team lost its first two games by identical 7-6 scores. The Tigers got out to another slow start in game number three, but surged ahead in the second quarter and assured another close one wouldn’t escape their grasp.The Farmington Independent, 05/01/2013
Girls lacrosse: ‘Snownami’ trips up Tigers
Farmington coach Dan Pickens wanted his girls lacrosse team to focus on fundamentals in Monday night’s season opener: Fielding ground balls, winning draws, reducing turnovers and playing solid defense. But Mother Nature made it hard for both the Tigers and Prior Lake to focus on much besides the conditions.The Farmington Independent, 04/24/2013
Boys track and field: Tigers finally get outdoors
At this point, the Farmington boys track team will take an opportunity to compete any way it can get it. The Tigers, who had their first three outdoor meets postponed, finally got the chance to run outside last Tuesday when they joined Rosemount during the Irish Girls Invitational.The Farmington Independent, 04/24/2013
Girls track and field: Irish, Tigers soak up the sun
The snow melted and the sun came out just long enough to get the Irish Girls Invitational track meet completed last Tuesday night at Irish Stadium. Prior Lake won the meet with 165 1/2 points, followed by Eagan with 102 and third-place Rosemount with 66 1/2 points. Farmington was a close fourth with 58 1/2 points.The Farmington Independent, 04/24/2013
Boys lacrosse: Tigers edged in sloppy opener
Conditions could have been generously described as miserable for the Farmington boys lacrosse team’s season opener Friday night. First-half rain turned into second-half snow as the sun went down and temperatures dipped into the upper 20s at Tiger Stadium.The Farmington Independent, 04/24/2013
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