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Boys basketball: Tigers rally but fall short vs. Century

After opening the season with three games decided by an average of 26 points, the Farmington boys basketball team played a game reminiscent of last year’s team on Friday night.

By Matt Steichen , December 21, 2010

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Boys basketball: Going through ups and downs

The young season has already been a bit of a roller coaster ride for the Farmington boys basketball team.

By Matt Steichen , December 15, 2010

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Boys basketball: Tigers shoot down Rockets

Head coach Shane Wyandt wasn’t kidding when he said before the season he planned to play upwards of 12 players in his varsity rotation. Wyandt cleared his bench in the second half of Friday’s season opener at Tiger Gym and 17 Tigers got in the game. Thirteen scored points in a 74-43 rout of section rival Rochester John Marshall.

By Matt Steichen , December 08, 2010

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Boys Basketball: Tigers roll in opener, 74-43

Farmington built a 20-3 lead in the opening seven minutes and never looked back in Friday's season-opening 74-43 win over Rochester John Marshall at Tiger Gym.

By Matt Steichen , December 03, 2010

Boys basketball: A team in transition

It looks to be another year of transition for the Farmington boys basketball team. Missota Conference champions two years ago, the Tigers said goodbye to four senior starters that provided the bulk of their scoring and rebounding after the 2008-09 season. The team managed to go just 7-20 in 2009-10 as four seniors — Kyle Winkelman, Justin Lavey, Connor Duffy and Mike Jolliff — once again combined to score 43 of the team’s 60 points per game.

By Matt Steichen , December 01, 2010

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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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Boys basketball: Tigers hang on in finale

Boys basketball: Tigers hang on in finale It was only fitting that the Farmington basketball team’s final game of the regular season would be decided by one point and come down to the final second. A 7-19 regular season that has featured 11 games decided by five points or fewer, four games decided by a single point and four more decided by two or three points concluded with a 63-62 road win Friday night at Red Wing.

By Matt Steichen , March 11, 2010

Boys basketball: Tigers drop two more

New Prague exploded for 46 second-half points and ended its three-game losing streak with a 73-64 victory over Farmington Friday night in New Prague.

By Matt Steichen , March 04, 2010

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Boys basketball: Down to the wire

Twice last week Alex Michels found himself with the outcome of a game squarely on his shoulders as the final seconds ticked away. Once he came through, once he didn’t, and the Tigers had to settle for a split of a pair of Missota Conference contests.

By Matt Steichen , February 25, 2010

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Boys basketball: Tigers split home games

The late-game heroics of Connor Duffy helped the Farmington boys basketball team avoid another heartbreaking loss last week.

By Matt Steichen , February 18, 2010

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Boys basketball: No. 10 Hutch hands Tigers 71-60 setback

Boys basketball: No. 10 Hutch hands Tigers 71-60 setback Tenth-ranked (Class 3A) Hutchinson built a 27-19 halftime advantage and led the rest of the way in Friday’s 71-60 home win over Farmington. The visiting Tigers committed 28 turnovers and were out-rebounded, 38-33, while losing their third game in a row.

By Matt Steichen , February 11, 2010

Boys basketball: One weird week

Farmington has found some frustrating ways to lose basketball games this season, but Tuesday night’s game against New Prague topped them all.

By Matt Steichen , February 04, 2010

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Boys basketball: 10-game skid ends with win vs. Prior Lake

The Tigers opened Missota Conference play last Tuesday with a good defensive effort at Shakopee, but lost their 10th in a row as the Sabers rallied late for a 52-51 victory. The team came back with an energetic effort Friday night when it scored a 73-60 home win over Prior Lake. But any momentum gained from that contest proved short-lived as Owatonna came to Tiger Gym Saturday and rolled to a 70-50 non-conference decision.

By Matt Steichen , January 28, 2010

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Boys basketball: Looking for answers

Farmington has been at a size disadvantage in just about every game it has played this year. That was once again the case Saturday night in Chaska. The 10th-ranked Hawks got 23 points apiece from 6-foot-7 juniors Ross Travis and Jake White and turned a commanding 53-32 halftime advantage into a 92-71 non-conference win, their sixth win in a row. Next season the teams will square off twice as Chaska is set to join the Missota Conference starting in the fall.

By Matt Steichen , January 21, 2010

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Boys basketball: Losing streak reaches seven

Boys basketball: Losing streak reaches seven Coaches often talk about the importance of consistency when evaluating the play of their respective teams. Predictably, the first half of the 2009-10 season has been filled with inconsistency for the new-look Farmington boys basketball team.

By Matt Steichen , January 14, 2010

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