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Farmington High School Games for Change raised $5,700 for the food shelf
When Farmington High School students set out to do something good for others, they’re usually very successful. Last weekend’s fourth annual Games for Change was no exception.
By Michelle Leonard , April 25, 2013
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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.
By Matt Steichen , April 24, 2013
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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.
By Matt Steichen , April 24, 2013
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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.
By Matt Steichen , April 24, 2013
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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.
By Matt Steichen , April 24, 2013
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Farmington High School presents 'The Orphan Train'
For years, Farmington High School teacher Beth Breiland found comedies for the annual fall play. This year, the fall play was moved to the spring play, and Breiland decided to try something different — a drama.
The drama she found is called The Orphan Train, and it will be presented by FHS theater students this week.
By Michelle Leonard , April 18, 2013
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New Gay-Straight Alliance takes a stand at FHS
The whole thing was a little weird at first for Marcello Hunter. His girlfriend, Kelsey Sharpe, has two moms, and he really didn’t know how to process that.
Kelsey’s moms, Kim Sharpe and Lisa La Rosa, get that. So does Kelsey. But it’s okay, too, because Hunter is not alone in his experience, and that’s why they’re all members of Farmington High School’s Gay-Straight Alliance.
By Michelle Leonard , April 11, 2013
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Boys lacrosse: Tigers have clean play in sloppy weather
The 40-degree temperature and light snow didn’t bother the Farmington boys lacrosse team for long Friday night. The team was just happy to be playing again.
By Matt Steichen , April 10, 2013
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