Caledonia High School graduate and College of Saint Benedict first-year post Danielle Frank is making a big impact in her first season on the Blazer basketball team.  Frank has continued to improve consistently throughout the season and has provided a post presence for the Blazers on offense and defense.

The Lady Warriors used a solid second half performance to distance themselves from Three-Rivers rival Southland and pulling off a 59-35 victory, and topped Mabel-Canton by 41 points. Caledonia's Alecia Fruechte, shown above, appears to be dribbling the basketball with her chin, as she dives for a loose ball during the game with the M-C Cougars played last week. (Photo by Kristi Rogich)

The Caledonia boys basketball team improved its season record to 10 wins and five losses last week with wins over Wabasha-Kellogg (75-58), Mabel-Canton (87-55), and Southland (82-65). Two of the three victories were Three Rivers Conference wins, which kept the Warriors tied for second with Chatfield with 8-2 records. Shown above, CHS defenders Kody Moore (5), Craig Loeffler (23), and Zach Gran (21) put full-court pressure on Mabel-Canton's Zach Lind during non-conference action in Mabel. (Photo by Charlie Warner)

After a difficult start to the dual meet season, the young Caledonia/Houston wrestling team is now 8-9 after a surge of victories in the past week. Shown below, Warrior wrestlers Troy Frank worked for a pin during the Lake City Tournament last weekend. Frank placed third. (Submitted photo)

Caledonia/Houston scored two seemingly easy victories on the mat last week against Wabasha-Kellogg and Cashton. “We need more victories like those,” said coach Jay Tolleson said. Shown above, Warrior 152-pounder Cullen Becker picked up a pin against TRC foe Wabasha-Kellogg last week. (Submitted photo)