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By: Jared Hines Good afternoon ISD 882! With Monticello Girls Soccer in the Section 6A Championship game ISD 882 staff and students are encouraged to wear red and black on Wednesday to support the girls. This is the beginning of a new tradition in Monticello when a team reaches a Section Championship.  The soccer team defeated Watertown-Mayer

By: Jared Hines After Mother Nature wiped out the Magic’s chances of playing the Section 6A Semifinal game on Saturday afternoon, a brisk fall Monday evening at Monticello Memorial Stadium awaited both the Magic and the Royals of Watertown-Mayer.  The winner earned the chance to take on No. 1 seeded Orono in the Section 6A

By: Jared Hines Sauk Rapids-Rice High School was the location for the 2019 Section 5A True Team Meet. With the weather outside feeling like it was mid-December, inside the high school the temperature was ideal for the annual True Team Meet, an event Monticello usually has lots of success in.  True Team is unique to

By: Jared Hines As “Butterfly Effect” echoed through Monticello Memorial Stadium on Oct. 4, the vibe in the stadium felt different than it had felt in previous games. The Magic student section was dressed head to toe in red while the rest of the stands were packed with parents, community members, and dedicated fans who

Our Year End Banquet date has been RE-SCHEDULED! It will be on Monday OCTOBER 28th at 6 PM at Little Mountain Elementary School! This is for ALL 3 levels of play.  Come and join us for this great time at the end of the year where we recognize the players for their season! There was a

By: Jared Hines The annual Milaca Mega Meet is a meet that teams from all around mark on their calendar. Deemed the “largest single day high school cross country meet” in the world, the Magic runners see it as a great opportunity to be able to compete every year at Stones Throw Golf Course, a

By: Jared Hines When Anna Olson announced her commitment to play basketball in college on Aug. 21 via her Instagram account, few people were surprised.  Olson has been a key part to the Monticello basketball team for years and when she was eligible to be recruited, schools began reaching out almost immediately. When all was

By: Jared Hines (Feature Photo by Chris Lommel) While the weather outside postponed most Monticello events on Thursday afternoon, the girls swimming and diving team was on as scheduled in a home meet against Chisago Lakes.  The girls competed extremely well all night, ultimately defeating the Wildcats 130-54. Here are a couple of highlights from