Boys’ hockey

Saturday’s results

Albert Lea 5, Austin 0

AU 0   0   0  —  0

AL 2   2   1  —  5

First Period—1, Albert Lea, Alex Claassen (Lucas Hacker, Jack Pulley), 1:52. 2, Albert Lea, Alex Claassen (Jack Pulley, Brady Loch), 5:17.

Second Period—3, Albert Lea, Lucas Hacker (Alex Claassen, Jack Pulley) 7:06. 4, Albert Lea, Wyatt Paulsen (Foster Otten, E.J. Thomas), 16:03.

Third Period—5, Albert Lea, Bergen Lundak (Lucas Hacker), 10:06.

Shots on Goal—Albert Lea 16-17-13—46. Austin 7-8-8—23.

Power-play opportunities—Albert Lea 0/1. Austin 0/4.

Goalies—Albert Lea, Garrett Matz, 23/23. Austin, Jacob Johnson 41/46.

Penalties—Albert Lea 8 minutes on 4 infractions. Austin 2 minutes on 1 infraction.

 

Wrestling

Friday and Saturday’s results

Albert Lea at Christmas Tournament at Rochester Technical and Community College

Wrestlers were invited along with individuals from 34 teams from Minnesota, North Dakota, Wisconsin and Iowa.

Albert Lea individuals

106—Zach Glazier, fifth place

120—Garrett Aldrich, second place

126—Gavin Ignaszewski 1-2

132—Beau Johnsrud 2-2

138—Simon 1-2

145—Santana Acosta 3-2

152—Dereck Samudio 3-2

160—Chris Nelson 1-2

170—Parker Mullenbach 0-2

195—Dominick Fadden 1-2

220—Triston Westerlund, fifth place

 

Lake Mills at Northwood-Kensett duals

1. Lake Mills 5-0

2. Byron 4-1

3. Garner-Hayfield/Ventura 3-2

4. Rockford 2-3

5. Northwood-Kensett 1-4

6. Turkey Valley 0-5

 

Lake Mills 63,
Garner-Hayfield/Ventura 15

Lake Mills 65, Northwood-Kensett 12

Lake Mills 75, Turkey Valley 3

Lake Mills 67, Rockford 12

Lake Mills 37, Byron 25

Byron 50, Northwood-Kensett 21

Garner-Hayfield/Ventura 50, Northwood-Kensett 30

Rockford 48, Northwood-Kensett 33

Northwood-Kensett 48, Turkey Valley 28

 

NBA

Sunday’s results

Indiana 100, Minnesota 96

 

NCAA football

Saturday’s results

Division II national championship:

Colorado St. Pueblo 13, Minnesota St. Manakto 0

 

NCAA women’s basketball

Sunday’s results

Minnesota 67, Central Michigan 64

 

NFL

Sunday’s results

Miami 37, Minnesota 35

 

NHL

Saturday’s results

Nashville 6, Minnesota 5 (OT)