After much consideration, Elise Yeager has decided to be a Bennie! Elise will run cross-country and track next fall for the College of St. Benedict while also pursuing a major in mathematics! Congrats Elise! Q: You decided on CSBSJU. Why did you decide CSBSJU was best for you and what other schools were you considering?  A: 

While 2020 has proven to be anything but normal, Monticello High School has looked for ways to normalize as much of the high school experience as possible.  One of the ways we can do that is by celebrating our student-athletes who have decided to pursue academics and athletics at the next level. This spring, we

By: Jared Hines On Nov. 14, six Monticello student-athletes entered the West Lecture Hall at the High School to sign to the colleges of their choice. Among them were two hockey players, one basketball player, one baseball player, one soccer player and one committing to run both cross-country and track. Two are staying in Minnesota

By: Jared Hines Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School was the location of the annual Central Minnesota Mega Meet over the weekend where the Monticello boys and girls track and field teams had magnificent performances. When all was said and done, both teams went home with the first place cake, an annual tradition given to the first

Monticello High School Spring sports sign-up is March 4th at 6 p.m. at MHS. Please mark your calendars for this night as coaches are available to answer any and all questions about the upcoming season for MHS athletes. Spring sports being offered: Baseball Boys Golf Girls Golf Boys Tennis Girls Lacrosse Boys Lacrosse Track and

By: Jared Hines On Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2018, seven of Monticello’s student-athletes walked into the East Lecture Hall at Monticello High School for National Signing Day. Surrounding the seven students were friends, family members, teachers and coaches who have watched these students excel both in their sport and in the classroom as well. Wednesday’s signing

By: Jared Hines  As the temperatures are starting to rise in Monticello, so too are the stakes in each athletic event. The regular season is coming to an end and the postseason begins in the upcoming week for many of the Magic sports teams. Read below to find out how each team is closing out

By: Jared Hines  Adapted Bowling  The adapted bowling team at MHS has been doing great this season, including a first-place finish last week. On May 11th, MHS students lined up outside to cheer on the team as they headed to the state qualifying meet! If the team qualifies, they will participate in the state meet

By: Jared Hines  Welcome to another weekly recap of the Monticello Spring sports! The Magic athletic teams had another successful week in multiple sports, including yet another athlete up for Player of the Week in boys lacrosse. Scroll down for more information on how to vote! We also had girls track participate in their fourth

By: Jared Hines  Rain, rain, go away! The last week in Monticello sports has been chalk full of postponed events due to Mother Nature and the upcoming week doesn’t look to be much brighter. That said, we have still been able to participate in a variety of sports in between the rainstorms and those events