Tennis: Owatonna moves past Tigers, 7-0

Third-seeded Owatonna swept No. 6 Farmington 7-0 in hot and windy conditions last Tuesday in the opening round of the Section 1AA team tournament. “The heat and wind were a terror, but we were able to keep them from frustrating us severely,” Farmington coach Jack Olwell said.

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Girls lacrosse: Eight score goals in 17-8 road win

Defender Kylee Glen scored 30 seconds into the game and set the tone for the Farmington girls lacrosse team’s best effort of the season Monday night in Rosemount.

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Boys track: Tigers ‘awesome’ in final tune-up

The Farmington boys track team turned in a slew of season-best performances at last Thursday’s Pat Foley Classic, giving head coach Brian Helmstetter lots of options as he fills out the lineups for the approaching Missota Conference and Section 1AA Championships.

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Baseball: Tigers finish strong in Missota

Before the start of last week, the Farmington baseball team had already won as many conference games — five — as it had in any of its previous six seasons.

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Boys lacrosse: Tigers trounce Tech, win third straight

Forget the two games where the Farmington boys lacrosse team outscored its opponents a combined 27-2. The highlight of last week for head coach Paul Sorensen came after the Tigers fell behind by three goals in the second half on the road at Owatonna.

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Girls golf: Swenson leads Tigers with a 33

The Farmington girls golf team held on to seventh in the final Missota Conference standings with a seventh-place finish Monday at Chaska Town Course.

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Farmington golfers 6th at Missota meets

The Farmington boys golf team turned in consistent scores to finish sixth in a pair of Missota Conference meets played back to back last week. Their scores were similar at each of the meets, but their coach’s perception of his team’s play varied from one meet to the next.

Girls track: Farmington Teams gear up for conference, section meets

The Farmington girls track team used the Pat Foley Classic to tune up for the upcoming Missota Conference and Section 1AA Championships. No team score was kept at the four-team get-together last Thursday, but the Tigers made their presence felt by winning eight of the meet’s 18 events.

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Softball: Tigers earn top seed in 1AAA

A lot of good came from last Thursday’s doubleheader against Shakopee, even if Farmington didn’t get the sweep it needed to share the Missota Conference title with the Sabers for the second straight year.

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Girls golf: Swenson led Farmington girls at last two meets

For the Farmington girls golf team, just getting on the course this spring has been something of a victory. The Tigers have competed in just three meets so far in a season filled with cancellations and adjusted schedules, and while they have not yet been in contention for any titles, coach Jon Stock is happy with what he has seen.

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Boys golf: Holmstrom shoots 73 to lead Tigers

For Erik Holmstrom, boring was a good thing May 7. Holmstrom shot a 73 at Southern Hills to lead a Tiger team that finished fifth behind Lakeville South, Eagan, Lakevile North and Red Wing.

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Boys lacrosse: One-goal games go other way

The way head coach Paul Sorensen sees it, his Farmington boys lacrosse team could easily be 7-0. All four of the Tigers’ losses have come by one goal, including both of last week’s setbacks.

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Tennis: Tigers top New Prague

The Farmington boys tennis team closed out a hectic week by finally putting a Missota Conference match in the win column Friday afternoon. In their fifth match in five days, the Tigers swept four singles matches and closed out a 1-6 season in the league.

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Softball: Farmington Tigers get bats going after being swept at Chan

Chanhassen was able to silence Farmington’s bats last Thursday, but it didn’t take long for the Tigers to get back to making plenty of noise at the plate.

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Girls lacrosse: Tigers rally in Richfield

The Farmington girls faced multiple-goal deficits in its last two games, but were able to rally and pick up a Missota Conference win last Tuesday against Holy Angels in Richfield.

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