The Hancock Owl volleyball team lost two of its three all-conference players from the 2021 and will look to build a roster filled with potential in 2022. Adrianna Bibeau will be the coach for the 2022 season as Alyssa Ukestad was already hired for 2023 and beyond. It’s a unique situation, but as a first-time …
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Two very different proposals sparked a lengthy discussion by the Hancock School board on June 20. They decided that they need to know exactly what it is they want in regard to the upgrades at the football/baseball field and outdoor field space on school grounds before moving on in the process. That will mean a …
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Chad Nuest was approved as the next head coach for the Hancock girls basketball program that won the Class A State Championship this past winter. He takes over for Tony Thielke, who resigned after leading the Owls to a 30-1 record, a Pheasant Conference and Section 6A championship in 2022 while closing out his coaching …
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In their first year in a new section, the Hancock track and field ended the year with season bests, including season low times from both 4×800-meter relay teams at the Section 3A meet Thursday, June 2, in Pipestone. Luverne won the Section 3A track and field meet for both boys and girls. The Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta …
The Hancock Owl softball team ended the regular season 13-1, going 3-1 last week. The Owls earned the No. 1 seed in the Section 6A-West playoffs and a bye in the opening round. The Owls will play the winner of No. 4 Wheaton/Herman-Norcross and No. 5 Rothsay at 3 p.m. on Thursday, May 26, at …
