Thursday’s high school scores and highlights

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FIELD HOCKEY

Megan Smith scored two goals assisted by Cat Rosseau and Maeve Richarson as Westport (12-0) took down Case 4-1 in South Coast Conference play.

Ally McEneaney erupted for four goals while Chloe Egan added a goal and two assists, powering Barnstable in a 7-0 Cape and Islands League win over Nauset.

Alivia Barnes scored twice and set up another goal, Khloe Schultz dished two and scored herself, and Meghan Dwyer added one of each for Sandwich (14-0-1), besting South Shore League foe Carver 6-0.

In nonleague play, Ella Tucker scored twice and three others scored in front of Natalie Partelow to power Essex Tech past Haverhill 5-0.

In Merrimack Valley Conference action, Kerri Finneran recorded a hat trick and a pair of assists to lead Central Catholic to a 5-0 victory over Methuen.

In the Middlesex League, Regan Driscoll scored six times as Watertown (15-0) defeated Wilmington 7-0.

BOYS SOCCER

Kaya Jackson netted a pair and Nick Miller distributed two assists to help St. Mary’s of Lynn (11-1-2) rally past Bishop Feehan for a 3-2 Catholic Central League win.

Jack Gibbons buried the game-winner late in the second half for BC High, securing a 2-1 win over Xaverian in Catholic Conference action. … Seta Tah and Dan Lau each scored twice in an effort that saw four players pick up two points, lifting St. John’s of Shrewsbury to a 6-1 win over Malden Catholic.

In a nonleague matchup, Ben Novo notched a pair of goals as Westport (13-0-0) blanked Atlantis Charter, 6-0.

In the Patriot League, Ryan Butzbach netted a hat trick and Ben Elliott added two assists as Hanover (7-4-4) edged North Quincy 3-2.

Ryan Linhares and Joey Carney each dialed up three points with a goal and two assists, fueling Oliver Ames in a 6-0 Hockomock League win over Canton.

A pair of goals from Lucas Yemin and a penalty kick goal from Jack Gavron paced Wayland in a 4-1 Dual County League win over Waltham.

Kacper Kowalczyk scored with 11 minutes to go and Dylan Flanagan saved a shutout with a big save eight minutes later, propelling Peabody (6-2-5) to a 1-0 win over Marblehead in Northeastern Conference play.

Erik Dalaney assisted two goals in the final 10 minutes of action, setting up Breaden Kim for the game-winner as Methuen (7-5-4) rallied past Merrimack Valley Conference foe Andover, 2-1.

GIRLS SOCCER

Milla Lee notched her second straight hat trick as Dover-Sherborn shutout Tri-county opponent Millois 6-0.

In the Patriot League, Claire Murray scored twice as Hingham defeated Whitman-Hanson 4-1. … Sophia Foley found the back of the net on a header, marking the difference for Hanover in a 1-0 win over North Quincy.

In a nonleague game, Kathleen Murphy finished with a pair of goals and Ally Johnson recorded the shutout to boost Blue Hills (13-0-2) past Westport, 4-0. … Madi Femino unleashed a hat trick for Saugus (11-3) in a 4-0 win over Mystic Valley.

In a Cape and Islands league contest, Maya Flaherty recorded seven saves and Karah Deveau scored twice as Monomoy defeated Nantucket, 3-0.

Olivia Dunham set up two goals with assists as Mansfield defeated Sharon 4-2 in Hockomock League action. … Janiya Morales-Matier record eight saves for her 10th shutout of the year, anchoring Oliver Ames in a 3-0 win over Canton.

Courtnee Pickles (two goals, assist) and Kiera Fitzpatrick (goal, two assists) each played a part in all of Methuen’s scores in a 3-1 Merrimack Valley Conference win over Tewksbury.

FOOTBALL

Chanel Gutierrez completed 12-of-18 passes for 235 yards and four touchdowns, while Morenel Castro caught five passes for 117 yards and returned a punt for a score as KIPP (6-1) defeated Whittier 36-16 in a Commonwealth Athletic Conference contest.

Charlie Vyadro completed 22-of-31 passes for 288 yards and three touchdowns as Newton South edged Waltham 20-19 in the Dual County League. Paxton Boyd had 101 receiving yards and two touchdowns, while Charles Carpenter-Simms caught three passes for 75 yards and a score and also picked off a pass with 1:43 left to seal the win.

Arann Hanlon scored three touchdowns as Nantucket (3-4) defeated Monomoy 28-12 in the Cape and Islands.

In a Hockomock League game, Nolan Bordieri rushed for a pair of touchdowns as Mansfield (4-3) blanked Oliver Ames, 49-0.

GOLF

Bishop Stang captured the Catholic Central League golf title at Hillview Golf Course in North Reading. The Spartans fired a 277, defeating Bishop Feehan by 16 strokes (293). Archbishop Williams (296) rounded out the top three, followed by St. Mary’s (301), Bishop Fenwick (304), Arlington Catholic (306) and Cardinal Spellman (375).

Bishop Stang dominated the individual competition as Matt Costello (65), Matt Oliveira (67) and Nathaniel Mello (71) took the top three spots. Bishop Feehan’s Gavin Walsh and Archbishop Williams’ Brady Sulivan (71) tied Mello for third.

VOLLEYBALL

Frankie Spadorcia dominated the net with 10 kills and nine blocks, adding to Chloe Zhong’s 20 assists and 11 digs to help Braintree outlast Weymouth 3-2 in Bay State Conference play.

BASKETBALL

Travel to the Tsongas is going to be the catchphrase for any boys or girls basketball teams gunning for a berth in the state finals.

At Thursday’s MIAA Basketball Committee meeting, the word came out that the 10 state finals would be contested on the weekend of March 15-17. According to the MIAA Basketball Committee Chairman Jeff Newhall, the only obstacle would be if the UMass Lowell hockey team finishes in the top four and thus would host a Hockey East quarterfinal on March 16. Newhall went on to say that the Tsongas was amenable to making whatever adjustments need to be made in order in terms of scheduling.

In other news to come out of the meeting, several new rule changes were discussed. The most prominent of the changes was the elimination of the one-on-one for common fouls beginning with the seventh foul in the half. The new rule states that teams would be awarded two free throws beginning with the fifth foul in the quarter and would reset at the start of the next quarter.

SCORES

FIELD HOCKEY

Apponequet 1, Middleboro 0

Arlington 1, Belmont 1

Barnstable 7, Nauset 0

Canton 2, Oliver Ames 0

Case 3, Westport 1

Central Catholic 5, Methuen 0

Essex Tech 5, Haverhill 0

Fairhaven 2, Wareham 0

Hingham 10, Whitman-Hanson 0

Hopkinton 1, Longmeadow 0

Hudson 2, Littleton 1

Lynnfield 2, Amesbury 0

Manchester-Essex 2, Pentucket 2

Monomoy 3, Martha’s Vineyard 0

Newburyport 7, Hamilton-Wenham 1

North Reading 3, Ipswich 0

Norwell 3, Cohasset 2

Reading 2, Lexington 0

Sandwich 6, Carver 0

Triton 3, Rockport 0

Watertown 7, Wilmington 0

Winchester 7, Woburn 0

FOOTBALL

THURSDAY’S GAMES

Ashland 21, Medfield 6

Bishop Feehan 29, Bishop Fenwick 26 (3 ot)

Cathedral 42, Arlington Catholic 0

Everett 56, Malden 0

Holliston 49, Hopkinton 7

KIPP 36, Whittier 16

Mansfield 49, Oliver Ames 0

Nantucket 28, Monomoy 12

Newton South 20, Waltham 19

Roxbury Prep 18, Atlantis Charter/Westport 12

Southeastern 13, Diman 12

Stoughton 14, Sharon 13

FRIDAY’S GAMES

English/New Mission at O’Bryant, 4

Nashoba Tech at Lynn Tech, 5:30

Rivers at Brooks, 5:30

Braintree at Walpole, 5:45

Bishop Stang at Archbishop Williams, 6

Brighton at Randolph, 6

Chelmsford at Westford Academy, 6

Dighton-Rehoboth at Nauset, 6

Durfee at Dennis-Yarmouth, 6

Foxboro at Canton, 6

Latin Academy at East Boston, 6

Lynn English at Somerville, 6

Marshfield at Plymouth North, 6

Mashpee at Cohasset, 6

Medford at Chelsea, 6

Newton North at Barnstable, 6

Norwell at Sandwich, 6

St. John Paul at Martha’s Vineyard, 6

Stoneham at Burlington, 6

Wakefield at Wilmington, 6

Xaverian at Malden Catholic, 6

Apponequet at Greater New Bedford, 6:30

Cambridge at Acton-Boxboro, 6:30

Case at Bourne, 6:30

Dexter Southfield at New Hampton, 6:30

Essex Tech at North Reading, 6:30

Franklin at Attleboro, 6:30

Holbrook/Avon at Cape Cod Tech, 6:30

Hull at Carver, 6:30

Lawrence Academy at St. Sebastian’s, 6:30

Lowell Catholic at Manchester-Essex, 6:30

Masconomet at Danvers, 6:30

Medway at Dedham, 6:30

North Attleboro at Lynnfield, 6:30

Norton at Dover-Sherborn, 6:30

Pentucket/Georgetown at Ipswich, 6:30

St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman, 6:30

Salem at Winthrop, 6:30

Seekonk at Fairhaven, 6:30

Somerset Berkley at Old Rochester, 6:30

Woburn at Belmont, 6:30

Abington at East Bridgewater, 7

Andover at Central Catholic, 7

Bedford at Wayland, 7

Belmont Hill at Thayer Academy, 7

Blue Hills at West Bridgewater, 7

Boston Latin at Weston, 7

Bridgewater-Raynham at Dartmouth, 7

Gloucester at Peabody, 7

Haverhill at Dracut/Innovation, 7

Lincoln-Sudbury at Concord-Carlisle, 7

Milford at King Philip, 7

Millis at Bellingham, 7

Milton at Taunton, 7

Needham at Weymouth, 7

North Andover at Billerica, 7

Norwood at Westwood, 7

Rockland at Middleboro, 7

Scituate at North Quincy, 7

South Shore at Wareham, 7

Tewksbury at Methuen, 7

Triton at Newburyport, 7

Upper Cape at Old Colony, 7

Watertown at Melrose, 7

Whitman-Hanson at Duxbury, 7

Winchester at Arlington, 7

SATURDAY’S GAMES

BC High at St. John’s (Shrewsbury), 12

Noble and Greenough at BB&N, 12

Lowell at Lawrence, 12

Plymouth South at Quincy, 12

Amesbury at Hamilton-Wenham, 1

Brockton at New Bedford, 1

Catholic Memorial at St. John’s Prep, 1

Minuteman at Keefe Tech, 1

Natick at Wellesley, 1

Saugus at Falmouth, 1

Swampscott at Beverly, 1

Bristol-Plymouth vs. Tri-County, 2 (Xaverian)

Reading at Lexington, 2

Middlesex at Governor’s Academy, 3

Milton Academy at Roxbury Latin, 3

Revere at Lynn Classical, 3

Silver Lake at Hingham, 3:15

Groton at St. George’s, 3:30

St. Mark’s at Tabor, 3:30

Austin Prep at Greenwich Country Day, 4:30

Framingham at Brookline, 7

GOLF

Hanover 230, Norwell 259

Tewksbury 248, Billerica 254

Walpole 67, Brookline 55

Wellesley 215, Westboro 227

Catholic Central League Championship

Team totals: 1. Bishop Stang, 277; 2. Bishop Feehan, 293; 3. Archbishop Williams, 296; 4. St. Mary’s, 301; 5. Bishop Fenwick, 304; 6. Arlington Catholic, 308; 7. Cardinal Spellman, 375

Top five individuals: 1. Matt Costello (Bishop Stang), 65; 2.  Matt Oliveira (Bishop Stang);  67; 3.  Nathaniel Mello (Bishop Stang); Gavin Walsh (Bishop Feehan); Brady Sullivan (Archbishop Williams), 71

BOYS SOCCER

Bedford 1, Cambridge 1

Beverly 6, Danvers 0

BC High 2, Xaverian 1

Braintree 1, Weymouth 1

Bridgewater-Raynham 2, Dartmouth 1

Brookline 2, Wellesley 1

Central Catholic 5, Methuen 0

Cohasset 4, Hull 0

Dedham 3, Medway 2

Durfee 0, New Bedford 0

Duxbury 0, Plymouth North 0

Foxboro 1, Stoughton 1

Franklin 2, North Attleboro 0

Gloucester 5, Winthrop 2

Greater Lowell 1, Lynn Tech 1

Hanover 3, North Quincy 2

Holliston 1, Medfield 0

Hopkinton 5, Norwood 1

Ipswich 3, Pentucket 1

Lincoln-Sudbury 1, Weston 0

Methuen 2, Andover 1

Milton 2, Walpole 1

Nantucket 2, Monomoy 1

Needham 4, Framingham 1

Neighborhood House 2, Excel 1

North Andover 3, Dracut 0

Northeast 1, Swampscott 0

O’Bryant 9, Snowden 1

Oliver Ames 6, Canton 0

Peabody 1, Marblehead 0

Pembroke 2, Scituate 0

St. John’s (S) 6, Malden Catholic 1

St. Mary’s (L) 3, Bishop Feehan 2

Sandwich 6, Carver 0

Wayland 4, Waltham 1

Westport 6, Atlantis Charter 0

GIRLS SOCCER

Bedford 1, Cambridge 1

Blue Hills 4, Westport 0

Boston Latin 3, Latin Academy 0

Brookline 5, Wellesley 1

Burke 4, Madison Park 0

Central Catholic 3, Haverhill 0

Cohasset 4, Hull 4

Danvers 3, Beverly 2

Dedham 1, Medway 1

Dover-Sherborn 6, Millis 0

East Boston 5, Tech Boston 0

Hanover 1, North Quincy 0

Hingham 4, Whitman-Hanson 1

Marblehead 1, Peabody 0

Mansfield 4, Sharon 2

Methuen 3, Tewksbury 1

Middleboro 4, Carver 0

Monomoy 3, Nantucket 0

Nauset 7, Barnstable 0

North Andover 1, Dracut 0

Oliver Ames 3, Canton 0

Plymouth South 7, Quincy 2

Saugus 4, Mystic Valley 0

Scituate 3, Pembroke 1

Sturgis West 3, Dennis-Yarmouth 0

Tri-County 2, Bristol-Plymouth 1

Weston 3, Lincoln-Sudbury 1

Weymouth 1, Braintree 0

VOLLEYBALL

Bishop Feehan 3, Barnstable 1

Braintree 3, Weymouth 2

Brookline 3, Wellesley 2

Cohasset 3, Carver 0

Covenant Christian 3, Marie Philip 2

Hamilton-Wenham 3, Newburyport 2

Haverhill 3, Methuen 0

Ipswich 3, North Reading 0

Lexington 3, Reading 2

Lynn Tech 3, Minuteman 0

Lynnfield 3, Triton 1

Madison Park 3, East Boston 0

Malden Catholic 3, Swampscott 1

Melrose 3, Burlington 0

Nantucket 3, Sturgis East 0

New Mission 3, Latin Academy 0

Newton North 3, Natick 2

O’Bryant 3, Boston English 0

Old Rochester 3, Tewksbury 0

Pentucket 3, Whittier Tech 0

Rockland 3, Middleboro 0

Shawsheen 3, Innovation 1

Whitman-Hanson 3, Abington 0

BISHOP FEEHAN 29, BISHOP FENWICK 26

Bishop Fenwick (5-2)    14     0    3    0   3   3   3   –   26

Bishop Feehan (6-1)       0   14    0    3   3   3   6   –   29

FEN – Luke Connolly 29 run (Aidan Silva kick)

FEN – Anthony Nichols 2 run (Silva kick)

FEE – David Quinn 2 run (Austin Clemente kick)

FEE – Quinn 3 run (Clemente kick)

FEN – Silva 30 field goal

FEE – Clemente 34 field goal

FEN – Silva 28 field goal

FEE – Clemente 22 field goal

FEE – Clemente 25 field goal

FEN – Silva 37 field goal

FEN – Silva 25 field goal

FEE – Jack Higgins 10 pass from Owen Mordas

HOLLISTON 49, HOPKINTON 7

Hopkinton (4-3)   0   0      0   7    –  7

Holliston (4-3)   21  14   14    0  –  49

HL – Blake Harper 55 pass from Lima (Connor Teague kick)

HL – Teague 20 run (Teague kick)

HL – Austin Rodenhiser 31 interception return (Teague kick)

HL – Brad Andreola 10 pass from Lima (Teague kick)

HL – Kevin Sahagian 2 run (Teague kick)

HL – Teague 80 kickoff return (Teague kick)

HL – Landon Beecher 6 run (Teague kick)

HO – Jakai Bellofatto 8 run (Boulos kick)

KIPP 36, WHITTIER 16

KIPP     (6-1)    8 14   14   0   –   36

Whittier (5-2)    0   8     0   8   –   16

KI – Morenel Castro 50 punt return (Chanel Gutierrez run)

KI – Jovan Machado 6 pass from Gutierrez (Gutierrez run)

WH – Anderson Pineda 20 pass from Giordio Gioldasis (Nick Almanzar run)

KI – Castro 64 pass from Gutierrez (pass failed)

KI – Jose Echevarria 9 pass from Gutierrez (Machado pass from Gutierrez)

KI – Andrew Gonzalez 35 pass from Gutierres (run failed)

WH – Pineda 8 run (Pineda run)

MANSFIELD 49, OLIVER AMES 0

Mansfield (4-3)      14  21  7   7 – 49

Oliver Ames (0-6)   0    0   0  0 –  0

MA – Nolan Bordieri 15 run (Evan Hefez kick)

MA – Brandon Jackman 4 run (Hefez kick)

MA – Bordieri 4 run (Hefez kick)

MA – Sean McCoy 5 run (Hefez kick)

MA – Andrew Burnham 45 pass from Connor Curtis (Hefez kick)

MA – Joe McIntyre 3 run (James Warren kick)

MA – KJ Mahoney 2 run (Warren kick)

NEWTON SOUTH 20, WALTHAM 19

Newton South (4-3)    6     8     0    6   –  20

Waltham (0-7)            0    13     0    6   –  19

NS – Paxton Boyd 15 pass from Charlie Vyadro (kick failed)

WA – Adam Chasari 1 run (Noah Foy kick)

NS –  Boyd 15 pass from Vyadro (Will Cotter rush)

WA – Foster Landin 15 pass from Noah Foy (pass failed)

WA – Wes O’Connor 4 run (pass failed)

NS – Charles Carpenter-Simms 42 pass from Vyadro (pass failed)

STOUGHTON 14, SHARON 13

Bishop Feehan outlasts Bishop Fenwick in triple overtime

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PEABODY — All season, Bryan Pinabell had been itching for a litmus test. A unique chance to see exactly where his Bishop Feehan football group stood late in the fall.

Despite some challenges Thursday night, he and the Shamrocks now have to be feeling pretty good about how things are shaping up. Rising quarterback Owen Mordas finished with 130 yards passing, and fired a game-clinching touchdown strike to Jack Higgins as Bishop Feehan registered its defining win with a 29-26 triple overtime victory against Bishop Fenwick.

“I said to my guys in the huddle that we needed a game like this,” said Pinabell. “We’re about to go into the guantlet of the Division 2 playoffs, and we are going to be in games like this. It isn’t easy to play in a game like this. There’s adversity.”

The game was billed as a clash between two of the top offenses in the Catholic Central League. For the majority of the opening quarter, Bishop Fenwick (5-2) lived up to its reputation, as senior Luke Connolly scampered right up the middle for a 29-yard touchdown rush just moments into play. The Crusaders would pad their lead later in the frame with a one-yard rush by senior captain Anthony Nicholas, jumping out to an impressive 14-0 edge with 2:06 left in the stanza.

However, when you face a team as explosive as Bishop Feehan (33.8 points per game entering Thursday), brace yourself for a scoring surge. It took a sequence lasting only 1:41 for the Shamrocks (6-1) to even things. Quinn rushed for a three-yard touchdown scamper with 3:02 left in the half, then watched his teammate Brett McCafferey come away with a massive interception on Bishop Fenwick’s ensuing drive just seconds later. With 1:21 left in the second quarter, Quinn punched in his second score, a two-yard rush to make it a 14-14 ballgame.

Later on in the second half, the bout became a chess match. Extended drives were in short supply, but each school’s kicker stepped up. Bishop Fenwick regained a 17-14 lead on a 37-yard field goal from Aidan Silva, but Bishop Feehan responded with a long try from distance itself. Shortly after a penalty kept a drive alive for the Shamrocks, they were able to capitalize as Austin Clemente hit a 36-yarder for the equalizer with 7:58 left.

“Austin’s got ice water in his veins,” said Pinabell. “When he missed a field goal earlier in the game, he came off the field and said: ‘I’ll kick it again if we get in that spot.’ ”

Bishop Feehan’s faith was rewarded, and the showdown entered an overtime session after the two programs traded possessions for the remainder of regulation.

In a similar trend to what fans witnessed for most of the second half, neither school was able to find offensive success. Instead, they could only bite their fingernails as the two kickers continued their duel into a third extra frame.

Silva would knock home a 25-yard field goal to put Bishop Fenwick ahead, 26-23. However, just after getting the ball back, Mordas heard something out of the corner of his ear with the game hanging in the balance. It was Higgins, emphatically calling for his teammate as defenders scrambled to gain position.

“I’m wide open!”

Mordas didn’t miss the opportunity. He fired a lob into the flat for the wideout, and Higgins was able to jog to paydirt for the winning 10-yard touchdown reception. His teammates then stormed the field in pursuit.

High school football: Defense delivers big plays in Centennial’s 9-0 win over Rosemount

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The Centennial football team entered its regular-season finale Thursday night looking for a bit of revenge.

And its defense assured the Cougars got it.

Centennial twice held Rosemount without a score after fumbles by the Cougars on their first possession of both the first and second half, then forced a big turnover late in a 9-0 win in Circle Pines.

A first-half touchdown run by senior quarterback Daylen Cummings and a fourth-quarter field goal by Keaton Frase were all that was needed as Metro-North champ Centennial improved to 7-1.

The Irish (4-4) were the team that ended the Cougars’ season a year ago, defeating them 27-0 in the Class 6A state quarterfinals.

Neither team scored in the first quarter, though Rosemount had its chance after recovering a fumble on the Centennial 38.

But the Cougars defense turned the Irish over on downs on fourth-and-8 at the 23.

Centennial then marched 55 yards to score on a 3-yard run by Cummings with 4:08 to go in the first half.

The extra point was blocked, but the Cougars took a 6-0 lead into halftime.

Rosemount again got the ball in Centennial territory — this time at the 29 — when the Cougars once more fumbled on their first drive of the third quarter.

But three plays later, senior Owen Ringen picked off a pass at the 3 to end the threat.

Centennial then burned almost eight minutes off the clock with a long drive but came away empty after a missed 40-yard field goal attempt.

But after the Centennial defense forced a punt, Frase connected from 36 yards with 6:02 to play to put the Cougars in front 9-0.

The Irish — who were unable to connect on what would have been a couple of big passing plays in the second half — had two more big opportunities.

They reached the Centennial 28 on the drive following Frase’s field goal. But once more, the Cougars defense turned them over on downs.

A third Centennial fumble gave Rosemount the ball at its own 46 with 2:42 remaining on clock.

Minnesota AG seeks dissolution of nonprofits allegedly connected to child food program fraud

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Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is seeking to dissolve 23 nonprofits his office says were created or revived to defraud the Federal Child Nutrition Program.

In 23 separate civil lawsuits filed Wednesday, Ellison’s office alleges the entities collected reimbursements from the program for meals they never provided.

Most of the “sham nonprofits” named in the suits were headed by people who have been indicted in the Feeding Our Future criminal investigation, Ellison’s office said in a news release.

“An independent civil investigation conducted by the Charities Division of the Attorney General’s Office also revealed that the nonprofits were all created or revived around the start of the pandemic to capitalize on the Federal Child Nutrition Program, did not appear to have legitimate nonprofit activities on site, showed evidence of misuse in bank records when located, were abandoned or gave false addresses, failed to comply with state and federal reporting requirements that would have allowed regulators to detect the fraud, and failed to comply with the Attorney General’s investigation — all providing grounds to shut the organizations down under Minnesota’s civil nonprofit corporation laws,” Ellison’s office said in a news release.

A majority of the entities named in the suits are located in Hennepin County, while three are in Ramsey County, one is in Dakota County, one is in Rice County and one is in Stearns County.

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