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Rochester Century got off to a good start against the Huskies Monday night in the Owatonna gym. But basketball is a long game. By the end, OHS had put the game into running time and won their 11th in a row, 90-54 over the Panthers.

Tuesday was a tough night for the Owatonna hockey teams. Northfield had a strong start at the Four Seasons Centre on their way to a 6-2 win and season split with the OHS boys. The Huskies' girls lost in overtime to Rochester Mayo at Graham Arena, their second OT loss to the Spartans this season.

Owatonna basketball swept Northfield Tuesday to earn a season split with the Raiders. The OHS girls shutdown Northfield 54-41, their first Big Nine Conference loss. The OHS boys pulled away in the second half for an 82-55 victory.

The Owatonna girls' hockey team left Graham Arena Thursday with a bagful of ceremonial pucks after three players got their first varsity goal in the Huskies 13-0 rout of the Panthers. Calbey Podein, Macy Stanton and Gabriella Lamont each notched their first goal. Jamie Davison netted a hat trick.

Owatonna's boys' and girls' hockey teams scored 3-1 wins over Faribault Tuesday night. Margo Achterkirch notched a hat trick for the girls, who earned a season split with the Falcons. Nick Smith scored twice as the OHS boys picked up a four-point Big Nine victory.

The Owatonna boys' basketball team stunned Austin Tuesday night 72-61, handing the No. 2-AAA Packers their first loss 72-61. OHS held Austin about 20 points below their average. Five players reached double digits points as the Huskies extended their winning streak to five.

The Owatonna girls' hockey team topped Rochester Mayo 4-2 in a Friday night makeup game while the Huskies' boys tied Mankato East 1-1 on Saturday. Each team is within striking distance of the conference lead with big games on the horizon.

An early double-digit lead didn't stand for the Owatonna girls' basketball team at Red Wing, who won 66-54. The OHS boys pulled away in the second half for a 76-49 win over the Wingers in Owatonna.

Owatonna High School teams traveled north, west and east Thursday and came home with victories. The wrestlers had the longest trip with a journey to Winona where they pinned the Winhawks 66-13. Their much anticipated home opener against Albert Lea is coming up Thursday, January 11 on KRFO AM 1390.

The Owatonna girls' hockey team beat Austin 7-1 Tuesday night at Riverside Arena. The Packers scored first and the game was 1-1 after the first period. The Huskies scored three times in the middle stanza, including a goal with less than three seconds remaining to leave little doubt who would win the game.