Hill-Murray Pioneers

As the high school girls hockey regular season winds down, a majority of teams have only a couple of weeks left. For teams like Hill-Murray, there’s a good chance the season will last for three or four more weeks.

With 11 regular-season games and probably some post-season contests remaining, it should be only a matter of time until Kaitlin Langer reaches a pair of milestones. Langer is a senior on the University of St.

All three Review-area high school boys hockey teams have gotten the 2016-17 season started off on the right foot. They have combined for 17 victories through Dec. 20 and should be worth watching throughout the season.

It took a while for the Hill-Murray boys hockey team to get its offense untracked in the season opener last week, but a big third period led to a victory over Burnsville.

After winning just six games last season and returning only one player with varsity experience, the Hill-Murray boys basketball team faces a bunch of unknowns this winter. The Pioneers are heading down that unknown road with a new coach.

Hill-Murray and North High School both sent competitors to the girls swimming and diving state meet earlier this fall. Here’s a recap of how both teams fared.

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High school seniors are allowed to make official their commitment to a future college team starting in early Nov. All three Review-area high schools had student-athletes put pen to paper to sign letters of intent. 

The Hill-Murray girls swim team amassed 12 entries in last weekend s Class A state meet held at the University of Minnesota. A total of six different athletes accounted for all those state berths.

The Hill-Murray girls soccer team entered the state tournament as the No. 4 seed and finished one place higher than that seed. The Pioneers went 2-1 in their three tournament games and brought home the third-place trophy.