COLLEGE NEWS
South Central College announced its 2021 Fall Semester Dean’s/President’s List. Students who have achieved a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher and completed at least 12 credits that semester were recognized on the list.
Saints end their season with 84-60 loss to JCC
Section play started for the Saints girls basketball team on Saturday. They traveled to Jackson County Central for the game against the Huskies.
The battle of Watonwan County sees St. James win by a point

Madelia came to St. James on Monday night to play a non-conference game against the Saints.
St. James Cyclones bring home hardware from weekend duels

The St. James Cyclones sent 2 teams to the Waseca K-3 team duels this past weekend. This was a great achievement as this tournament had 20 teams participating, many from the metro area, and St. James was the only club to bring 2 teams. In addition to this both teams brought home some hardware. The St. James Cyclones 2 team participated in 4 dual meets falling to Wayzata 79-3, Owatonna 72-6, Zumbrota Mazeppa 66-14, & Pine Island 51-27. This team by far was one of the youngest in the tournament but the kids fought hard and gained great experience and brought home the Sportsmanship trophy for their actions & attitudes during the tournament. The St. James Cyclones 1 team participated in 6 duals and took home 2nd place overall out of the 20 teams participating. During pool play the Cyclones won duals against Faribault 66-15, Medford 78-6, New Prague 33-30, & Adrian 40-36. They then advanced to the championship bracket where they faced off against Saint Michael Albertville in the first round. This dual came down to the heavyweight match where Bryce Siem pinned his opponent sealing the win 41-40 for the Cyclones to advance to the championship match against Owatonna. The Cyclones would fall to Owatonna in the championship 47-27. JEFF BARRETT
Last edition with Gannett

The other small community papers editors and I are excited to announce that this week’s papers are the last ones we are doing with Gannett. Starting with the March 10 paper, the Plaindealer and all of the other papers that were bought by CherryRoad in December will be using the new design and layout.
Super cheap smartphone plans for scrimping seniors
Dear Savvy Senior, Can you direct me to some really cheap wireless smartphone plans for seniors who don’t use much data? I use my smartphone primarily for texting and talking but need some data for checking my email and a few other things when I’m away from Wi-Fi. Right now, I pay $30 per month but am looking for a better deal.
International Women’s Day

March 8th is International Women’s Day. Don’t ask me how I know this. I just do. So let us speak of women, specifically the International Woman. I like her. Very much. In my opinion, She deserves much more than a day. But time waits for no man. Or woman, it seems. So… let’s get to it.
Northside’s out of this world dinner

As part of Northside’s I Love to Read Month students, staff, and community members were invited to a formal dinner on Wednesday last week. The theme of this year’s dinner was outer space, complete with aliens, the moon, and spaceships that were placed all around the cafeteria.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Tuesday: Rotary Club, 12:10 to 1:10 p.m. Sunday: Snowshoeing @ Meadowlark Prairie 10 a.m.
ARTIST OF THE WEEK

Anyeli Tema Ambrocio, Grade 2, is Northside Elementary’s Artist of the Week. Parents: Maria & Fernando What is your favorite medium in Art? Markers Favorite Color? Purple What is your favorite art that you have created? Heart project What do you want to be when you grow up? Police person .


