Alec Ausmus is a Sports Reporter at WKOW. With a lifelong passion for sports, he covers a wide range of topics including Major League Sports, team and individual sports, and sports broadcasting, often fueled by the excitement of being on the sidelines. Alec has been featured in KSNW-TV, KSTP, and KSFY-TV.
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Juriad Hughes Jr. made history at Irondale High School when he broke a decades-old Minnesota state record in the long jump.Now, the former Knights standout is reaching even greater heights on the national stage.Hughes recently recorded a personal-best jump at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, earning a second-place finish and establishing himself as […]
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Vikings GM Nolan Teasley praised J.J. McCarthy's development following roster cuts, saying the young quarterback's "story is not written" as he continues to grow within Minnesota's system.
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Kamario Taylor passed for 227 yards and three first-half touchdowns to lead Mississippi State in a 38-13 takedown of Minnesota on Saturday in the first-ever football game between the two schools.
