Soccer teams won, volleyball lost on Tuesday
The Farmington soccer teams scored a pair of one-goal victories on the Tiger Stadium turf while the volleyball team was inside Tiger Gym being swept by Rosemount Tuesday night.The Farmington Independent, 09/09/2010
Tennis: Tigers swept at Burnsville
Farmington’s No. 1 doubles team of Danielle Froehling and Lucy Gentilini kept their match close in a meet otherwise dominated by Burnsville, 7-0, last Wednesday in Burnsville.The Farmington Independent, 09/08/2010
Swimming: O’Reilly sets 500 record in victory
The Farmington girls swimming and diving team beat Red Wing for the first time ever last season. The wait for victory No. 2 over the Wingers wasn’t nearly as long. The Tigers won nine of the meet’s 12 events last Tuesday at Dodge Middle School and rolled to a lopsided 95-77 win over their Missota Conference rivals.The Farmington Independent, 09/08/2010
Boys soccer: Improvement shows in first loss
The Farmington boys soccer team looked vastly improved from a season ago when it scored a combined 10 goals to open the 2010 season with back-to-back wins. Even stronger evidence for the Tigers’ improvement may have come in its first loss of the season Thursday night when it fell 2-1 in overtime to a Winona team that rolled to an 8-0 victory in last year’s meeting.The Farmington Independent, 09/08/2010
Volleyball: Passing struggles at South
There’s nothing like a quality opponent to help a coach evaluate his own team’s weaknesses. Eighth-ranked (Class 3A) Lakeville South did just that for Farmington head coach Mike Woody Thursday night. Woody’s group of largely inexperienced passers struggled and that led the Tiger offense to shut down during periods of their 25-19, 25-13, 25-11 road loss.The Farmington Independent, 09/08/2010
Girls soccer: Tigers give No. 5 Eagan a scare
Fifth-ranked (Class 2A) Eagan got all it could handle from Farmington last Thursday afternoon. The Wildcats trailed by a goal for much of the game before a spurt of three goals in less than 10 minutes allowed them to escape their home field with a 3-2 win over the Tigers.The Farmington Independent, 09/08/2010
Cross country: Runners open with Dakota Classic
The Farmington boys finished fifth and the girls sixth at the season-opening Dakota Classic cross country meet Friday in Eagan. The boys scored 149 points, placing them two ahead of Missota Conference rival New Prague. Eagan placed three runners in the top five to take the team title, 35-57, over runner-up Apple Valley.The Farmington Independent, 09/08/2010
Football: Raiders reign in season opener
A couple of big plays gave Farmington some hope, but a stagnant second half on the offensive end allowed Hudson (Wis.) to take control in a 30-13 home opener Friday night at Tiger Stadium.The Farmington Independent, 09/08/2010
Boys soccer: Scott scores lone goal in overtime loss
The Farmington boys soccer team looked vastly improved from a season ago when it scored a combined 10 goals in opening the 2010 season with back-to-back victories. Even stronger evidence for the Tigers’ improvement may have come in its first loss of the season Thursday night when it fell 2-1 in overtime to a Winona team that rolled to an 8-0 victory in last year’s meeting.The Farmington Independent, 09/07/2010
Tigers come up short at No. 5 Eagan
Fifth-ranked (Class 2A) Eagan got all it could handle from Farmington last Thursday afternoon.The Farmington Independent, 09/07/2010
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