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Darkness is slipping away at the rate of almost 3 minutes a day as January gives way to the month of candy hearts. That's how an astronomer might look at the progress of the seasons. The flip side i...
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Pollock is on the menu tonight when I'll be the guest server at this Lenten season's first fish fry put on by the East Grand Forks Sacred Heart Men's Club. (The annual fundraiser for the Sac...
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Girls lacrosse: Tigers end skid against Park

Girls lacrosse: Tigers end skid against Park The Farmington girls lacrosse team jumped out to an early 4-0 lead and finally picked up its first win of the season 9-4 over Park of Cottage Grove last Thursday at Tiger Stadium.

By Matt Steichen , May 08, 2013

Farmington tennis shut out at Owatonna

Farmington was knocked out of the Section 1AA tournament after a 7-0 loss to Owatonna in the opening round last Tuesday in Owatonna.

By Matt Steichen , May 23, 2012

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Injuries pile up in road losses for Tiger girls basketball team

A short bench made it tough for the Farmington girls basketball team to run with Chanhassen and Shakopee last week. Abby Gallus battled the flu, Desi Loftus was on the bench with a broken finger and Gabby White went down with a dislocated elbow, leaving the Tigers with seven varsity regulars in their rotation during a 65-49 loss at Chanhassen Monday and a 53-38 loss at Shakopee Friday.

By Matt Steichen , February 15, 2012

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Track and field: Tigers sweep at River Falls Indoor

Track and field: Tigers sweep at River Falls Indoor The Farmington boys and girls track team appear ready to head outdoors. The Tigers used contributions from up and down their respective lineups to grab a pair of meet victories at Saturday’s Academy of Holy Angels Indoor Invite at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls.

By Matt Steichen , April 14, 2010

Boys basketball: Calcagno shoots down Tigers in section opener

Rochester Mayo’s Sam Calcagno almost single-handedly knocked Farmington out of the Section 1AAAA basketball tournament last Wednesday night. Calcagno, who entered averaging 10 points per game for the 10-14 Spartans, drilled four three-pointers and rang up a career-high 37 points in an 84-76 victory over the fifth-seeded Tigers in Rochester.

By Matt Steichen , March 18, 2010

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Magalis finishes sixth in state diving

The Farmington boys swimming and diving earned 13 points to finish 33rd at last weekend's Class AA state swimming and diving meet.

March 07, 2010

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Farmington sports podcast for Jan. 9: Ryan Hamen

The Farmington Independent sports podcast is back after a quick break for the holidays. This week Independent sports writer caught up with boys swimming and diving coach Ryan Hamen to talk about the Tiger team and about making the adjustment from assistant to the top job. We'll have a new podcast for you every Friday. You can listen to it hear or head over to iTunes to subscribe.

By Matt Steichen , January 09, 2009

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Tiger sports podcast for Sept. 12

It's Friday afternoon again and Independent sports writer Matthew Steichen is back with another installment of the Farmington Independent sports podcast. This week he's talking with Farmington Tiger football defensive coordinator Gary Burr about this week's big game against Hutchinson. Those other Tigers beat Farmington pretty badly last year. Matt and Gary talked about what the home team is doing to turn that result around. We'll have a new podcast for you every Friday. You can listen to it hear or head over to iTunes to subscribe.

September 12, 2008

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Tiger sports podcast for August 22: Keith Revels

The new fall sports season is here and the Tiger sports podcast is back to keep you up to date on everything that's going on. This week Independent sports writer Matthew Steichen sits down with Farmington High School cross country coach Keith Revels to talk about what to expect from a team that surprised a few people with its success last fall. We'll have a new podcast for you every Friday. You can listen to it hear or head over to iTunes to subscribe.

August 22, 2008

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15th-annual Tiger Scramble is Aug. 1 at Fountain Valley

The 15th-annual Tiger Fan Club Golf Scramble will be held Friday, Aug. 1, at Fountain Valley Golf course.

July 17, 2008

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Girls track: Medley relays vault Tigers

A victory in the 4x800 and three other second-place relays helped springboard the Farmington girls into fourth place at the eight-team Missota Conference Relays last Tuesday in Shakopee.

By Matt Steichen , May 09, 2008

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Boys tennis: Battle of the Tigers goes to Hutchinson

The Hutchinson boys tennis team kept Farmington winless with a 7-0 sweep in Missota Conference action Monday afternoon. The match had previously been postponed due to the weather on April 17 and 18, but conditions were near perfect on the third try at Farmington High School.

By Matt Steichen , May 09, 2008

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Baseball: Tigers forge split at Hutchinson

The Farmington baseball team allowed a total of 27 runs in the three Missota Conference games it lost last week. Senior starting pitcher Eric Estes helped reverse that trend, if only for a game, by limiting Hutchinson to one run on four hits over seven innings in a 2-1 road victory Monday afternoon at Veteran's Memorial Field in Hutchinson.

By Matt Steichen , May 09, 2008

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Softball: Getting offensive

The Tigers have gone on an offensive tear, averaging over nine runs a game during a seven-game winning streak that has once again pushed them to the top of the Missota Conference at 7-1.

By Matt Steichen , May 09, 2008

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Boys track: Tigers dominate conference relays

Last Tuesday's Missota Conference Relays turned out to be the perfect platform for the Farmington boys track team to showcase its depth.

By Matt Steichen , May 09, 2008

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