The Chaska boys high school soccer team is partnering with Culver's in Chaska in a fundraising program.

Culver's in Chaska will donate 10 percent of dining bills on Tuesday, Oct. 27 and Tuesday, Nov. 17, to the Chaska High School boys soccer team on behalf of all diners served from 5-8 p.m.

Chaska Hawks soccer players will be on hand to deliver food to tables and drive ups.

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The cross country season sometimes ends with a snow-spackled race. But the season is not quite over yet. One big meet is a wintry casualty - the Victoria Lions Invitational scheduled for today (Tuesday, Oct. 13) at the Chaska Par-30 Golf Course - was cancelled. The Lions invite was already postponed from last week, but the snow and freezing conditions would lead to too much damage to the golf course. "I somewhat understand," Chaska girls cross country coach Scott Stallman said.

The Chaska Town Course has been chosen as Course of the Year by the Minnesota Golf Association (MGA).

The Chaska Town Course bested more than 400 member courses for the honor. The selection criteria includes support of MGA programs, including the Associate Member Program, involvement in the MGA junior program, and support of MGA championships.

Chaska defeated Chanhassen 47-7 on Friday in the first meeting of the two Eastern Carver County District schools.

Read all about it and view photos at: www.scoreboard.mn.

Chaska and Chanhassen each have one win under their football belts this season. After Friday, only one team will have two.

Chaska will make the short trip to its newest rival Chanhassen on Friday for the first meeting between the two Eastern Carver County District schools.

Kickoff is at 7 p.m., but the festivities begin early with tailgating and activities starting at 5 p.m. on the Chanhassen Stadium plaza.

Chaska senior Blake Belland's 24-yard field goal in the fourth quarter lifted the Hawks to a 17-14 victory on Friday at Apple Valley.

It was the Hawks' first win in three games, going into the rivalry showdown at Chanhassen on Friday, Sept. 25.

Read all about it and view the photos of the win at Southwest Publishing's neww sports site, www.scoreboard.mn.

It was an all-Chaska pitching matchup for the state amateur baseball tournament championship as Shakopee and Prior Lake met on Monday at Gaylord.

All Chaska pitcher Ryan Seifert did was keep up his string of dominant performances.

Seifert tossed a complete-game two-hitter as Shakopee topped Prior Lake 5-1. Shakopee, with draftee Seifert, won its first state title in exactly 50 years.

Seifert struck out eight and walked one to finish the state tournament with the Most Valuable Player award.