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ST. MARY'S RECALL - St. Mary's School

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Fall Sports Update<br />

The <strong>St</strong>. Mary’s—Sleepy Eye-New Ulm Cathedral Knights cross country team learned a lot about themselves this year<br />

according to Coach Scott DeMaris. The importance of being in good condition as the season starts was very evident as<br />

the season went on. “We were not able to race well early in the season, and, as others were peaking, it seemed we were<br />

still getting in racing shape,” said DeMaris. The team struggled to have a full team for parts of this season. For the<br />

girls’ team, this meant having two seventh graders run. Junior Kari Schumacher, daughter of Dean (’76) and Julie was<br />

a very consistent top runner. She was our top runner for the 5 th straight year. This included her victory at the<br />

Tomahawk Conference Meet. Senior Amanda Goblirsch, daughter of David and Michelle was our most improved<br />

runner. Winning the Conference Meet was a big highlight for the girls’ team. For the boys, freshman <strong>St</strong>ephen Joyce,<br />

son of James and Kathleen, threatened at times to take over the top spot. <strong>St</strong>. Mary’s looks for him to help lead the way<br />

again next year. “We will miss all of our seniors and hope for our underclassmen to return with a great excitement to<br />

improve on this year’s results,” concluded DeMaris.<br />

The River Valley Wildcats tennis team, under the direction of head coach Brad Goede, ended their season with a 6-14<br />

record. The River Valley Wildcats include players from <strong>St</strong>. Mary’s, Sleepy Eye Public <strong>School</strong>, and Springfield Public<br />

<strong>School</strong>. <strong>St</strong>. Mary’s players include senior Larissa Krebs, daughter of Shari (’90), and freshmen Erika Ries, daughter<br />

of Bill and Julie, and Kacie Goblirsch, daughter of David and Michelle.<br />

Under the direction of head coach Angie Novotny and assistant coaches Julie Lilleodden and Andrew Bach, the<br />

Lady Knights volleyball team ended their season with a 9-15 record. Seven seniors led the team: Allison Woitas,<br />

daughter of Bruce and Mary; Courtney Schneider, daughter of Kevin Schneider and Amy Wendinger; Ellen<br />

Mathiowetz, daughter of Dean Mathiowetz and Judy Mathiowetz; Natalie Schwartz, daughter of John (‘74) and<br />

Rose; Mandee Heiderscheidt, daughter of Todd (‘83) and Maureen (Berkner ‘85); Lex Domeier, daughter of Gary<br />

and LeAnn (Lund ‘90); and Alex Brinkman, daughter of Dean (‘81) and Sandy. Team awards were given to Allison<br />

Woitas for Leadership; Mandee Heiderscheidt for MVP; and Jessica Schmitz, daughter of Tony (‘82) and Lisa<br />

(Mages ‘84), as Most Improved. Maddy Helget, daughter of Terry and Tammy, earned All Conference honors with<br />

Mandee Heiderscheidt as All Conference Honorable Mention.<br />

CORRECTION: Named to Tomahawk Conference All Academic Team was Molly Lax, daughter of Monica (Sellner<br />

’79) and Rick Lax. Molly’s parents were incorrectly identified in the last <strong>RECALL</strong>; we apologize for the error!<br />

Alumni & Friends Golf Tournament<br />

Thank you to everyone<br />

who participated<br />

in the <strong>St</strong>. Mary’s<br />

Alumni and Friends<br />

Golf Tournament!<br />

Our proceeds came<br />

to $3,370.00 to<br />

benefit the athletic<br />

department. This<br />

year we had two<br />

flights. Winners in<br />

Flight A were Dan<br />

Schmid (’95), Judd<br />

Walter (‘98) and<br />

Bryan Weiss and<br />

winners for Flight B<br />

The winners of Flight A: Judd Walter (‘98), Dan<br />

Schmid (‘95) and Bryan Weiss<br />

The winners of Flight B: Bill Helget (‘93), Liz<br />

(Neubauer ‘97) and Brad Braulick (‘97)<br />

were Brad (’97) and Liz (Neubauer ‘97) Braulick and Bill Helget (’93). Second place for Flight A went to Larry<br />

Pelzel (’80), Dave Riebel (’80), and Dave Helget (’81) and second place for Flight B went to Sean Mathiowetz<br />

(’13), Dusty Mangen (’02), and Brandon Helget (’15). The longest drive went to Liz Braulick and Brett Mathiowetz<br />

(‘00), closest to the pin-Brett Mathiowetz and longest putt-Larry Pelzel. The winners of skins were Dan Schmid-2x,<br />

Judd Walter-2x, Bryan Weiss-2x, Larry Pelzel, Dave Riebel, Dave Helget, Brett Mathiowetz, Lori Mathiowetz,<br />

and Matt Mathiowetz (’04). A big thank you to Dan Schmid and Judd Walter for helping organize this event!

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