By Bob Kuehl Four Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/Southwest Christian players were selected to participate in the Minnesota Girls Hockey Senior Classic. Jenna Brustad, Grace Peterson, Brooke Pioske and Taylor Leonard were a part of the Section 2AA/2A team that finished runner up in the tournament that was played last weekend at the Coon Rapids Ice Arena. Each

By Bob Kuehl The Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/Southwest Christian girls hockey team saw its season come to an end in the quarterfinals of the state tournament when they lost to Chisago Lakes by a score of 4-3. The game was as close as the score, as both teams battled hard and had a number of solid scoring

Boys Basketball Our White Hawks boys basketball team will play on their home court against DeLaSalle on Thursday night, March 25, at 7:00 in the Section Finals! Tickets are sold out, but the team would love to have you cheer from the comfort of your couch if you can’t be there in person! There will

Mound Westonka High School senior girls hockey player Brooke Pioske was named to the Star Tribune All-Metro third team this week. She was one of only three Class A players named to the All-Metro teams. Pioske will be attending Lindenwood University next year on a hockey scholarship. She has been a tri-captain for the White Hawks

By Bob Kuehl The Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/Southwest Christian girls hockey team defeated New Ulm 8-2 on Saturday, March 20, to gain another state tournament berth. It’s the second time in the past three years and third time in the past five years that the White Hawks have won the Section 2A title. In a season that

Two Mound Westonka High School winter sports teams have been recognized for their stellar performance in the classroom this season. The White Hawks girls hockey team was recently named Section 2A Academic Team Champions. The team had a combined GPA of 3.926, which was the fourth highest in Minnesota for Class A girls hockey. Additionally,

By Bob Kuehl In a season like no other, the Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/Southwest Christian girls hockey team ended its regular season with three road wins. After the win over Delano on March 8, the team decided to stop playing varsity games until Sections to try and stave off the COVID-19 virus. On March 3, the White

By Bob Kuehl The Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/Southwest Christian girls hockey team faced a very formidable task in returning from a state-mandated health quarantine. With only three days to prepare, the White Hawks hosted sixth-ranked South St. Paul at Thaler Arena on Feb. 20. The host team ended up with a 2-1 victory. The Saturday matinee was

By Bob Kuehl The Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/Southwest Christian girls hockey team defeated the visiting Pine City Dragons by a score of 9-0 last Saturday night, February 6.  The Dragons are in their first season as a high school program and are taking some lumps this year.  The game is considered an extra game for the White

By Lorrie Ham Five White Hawks seniors have committed to pursuing academics and athletics at the college level next year. Grace Peterson, Logan Leonard, Carissa Richie, Josh Johnston and Brooke Pioske made their decisions official by signing National Letters of Intent. All were recognized by Mound Westonka High School on National Signing Day, February 3.