Soccer (women):  Winona State 0, Truman State 0 (draw)

Soccer (women): Saint Mary’s and UW-Stevens Point, postponed

Soccer (women): UW-LaCrosse 3, Dominican of Illinois 2

ROCHESTER, Minn. — The occupants of a mobile home escaped without injury when fired broke out and caused significant damage. The fire was at Oak Terrace Estates at 1681 Marion Road South. The situation was touch and go for s while because the neighbor who called 911 hadn’t seen anyone come out. Firefighters determined wasn’t anyone still was inside.

Trailer house fire. Repairs in Rochester fire to run $5,000, according to an estimate. Image: Rochester Fire Department

WINONA Minn. — A Coon Rapids man was arrested as drunk at the wheel near Winona State campus about 3 a.m. Police sad that Janel Phineas Karn, 19, was unsteady on his feet and had bloodshot and watery eyes. He also failed sobriety tests during the stop and tested for 0.17% blood-alcohol content, more than twice the limit. The stop was at Main and Sanborn streets.

PIGEON FALLS, Wis., — A 125 mph police chase ended when a teen-ager fleeing south from Osseo hit a guardrail on the gentle curve at Torpen Road and crashed down an embankment. Zachary Nitek,18, of Blair, suffered minor injuries. He was taken into custody at the guardrail. The chase began in Osseo about 12:40 a.m. when Nitek almost hit an officer’s patrol car. Several police agencies joined the pursuit, which ended about six miles of Osseo. Nitek apparently was heading 25 miles home to Blair.

Nitek Pending charges: Fleeing an officer, reckless driving and intoxicated driving.

WINONA, Minn. — A motorist told police he was threatened with a gun in a post-midnight road rage incident. Police found the suspect vehicle and indeed the driver had a gun, but he had a permit and denied pulling the gun. Without evidence to corroborate the accusation, police chose not to make a charge. The incident started abut 1:30 a.m. in the 1600 block of West Fifth street. The driver who called police said a gray vehicle passed him dangerously on the right and somebody yelled an insult at him. A few blocks away at Fifth and Orin, the man spotted the gray vehicle parked. A man got out, pointed a gun, and drove off, the man told police. Officers found and stopped the gray vehicle. The driver denied pointing his gun. Case closed.

WINONA, Minn. — A Wisconsin driver was charged with driving drunk at Riverview Drive and Theurer Boulevard on the far West End.  David Lee Neuchwander, 36, of Hayward, tested for blood-alcohol at 0.14%, close to double the state definition of impairment. The test confirmed the wobbliness that the arresting deputy said he observed as well as bloodshot, watery eyes. The stop was about 11:55 p.m.

Association asked for volunteers to help Sunday with the annual Latsch Island cleanup. The target:  Debris on beaches, trails, woods and Aghaming Park. Hours: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with assembly at the Old Wagon Bridge. Please bring your own gloves and insect repellent. The association is providing trash bags.

A.K.A.  This is 1,100 acres that early trappers called Wolf Spider Island,

Home to Aghaming Park. The view from upriver with Dick’s Marina in the foregriond. On the island across the main Mississippi River navigation channel from downtown Winona is Aghaming  Park and a nature preserve with a pristine bottomland forest stand.

Football: Eau Claire Regis Raiders 37, Durand-Arkansaw Panthers 0

ST. CHARLES, Minn. — A motorist saw a biker whiz by on Interstate 90 and go into the borrow pit, then right the bike and drive on. The motorist called 911 with the motorcycle license plate. Winona County deputies went to the  register owner’s address and found him staggering drunk. His blood-alcohol tested at 0.19%, roughly 2-1/2 times the allowable max. Donald Dean Littlefield, 66, was cited for driving while intoxicated. This was about 5:55 p.m.

Littlefield. After spill and just when he thought he was home safe.

WINONA Minn. — A 15-year-old boy jumped out of a boat into the Mississippi River, apparently during a domestic dispute, and swam to the downtown Levee. At the Levee, as the sheriff’s drive and rescue team and a second sheriff’s water crew watched, the teen-ager threatened suicide by jumping off a ledge. A city police officer at the Levee distracted the man for a moment, and another officer grabbed him. The boy was taken to the hospital for evaluation.

DUMFRIES, Minn. — A Rochester biker was injured critically when he crashed west of Dnmfries on State Highway 60 heading toward Rochester from Wabasha. Andrew Clayton Knudson, 30, of Rochester, was taken 28 miles to a Rochester hospital. His condition was described as life-threatening. The accident was about 2:35 p.m. at the County Road 13 turn-off to the Zumbro Bottoms wildlife area and campground. Knudson was riding a 2021 Kawasaki motorcycle.

MILLVILLE, Minn. — A dirt bike enthusiast suffered fatal injuries when he crashed at Meadow Valley Motocross Track in Millville. Austin Kristiansen, 23, of LeCenter, was airlifted 25miles to a Rochester hospttal, but it was too late. The crash was called to Wabasha County authorities about 1:10 p.m. The fatality was the second a a Wabasha County dirt bike track this year.

Earlier: QAnon cult leader fatally hurt at motocross track

Kristiansen. From LeCenter 80 miles away.

LEWISTON Minn. — A Rochester driver lost control of his car and overturned on Interstate 90 two miles east of the Lewiston exit. George Earl Olive, 32, was taken 38 miles to a Rochester hospital. Winona County deputies said his injuries appeared survivable. He was wearing a seat belt. The airbag didn’t deploy. The accident was about 1:30 p.m. on dry pavement. Oliver was heading toward Wisconsin in a 1999 Chevrolet Lumina.

WINONA, Minn. — A homeowner called for emergency help to free a pet dog trapped in the mechanism of a power reclining chair. Firefighters found the dog under the chair, its hair caught in the lead screw that raises and lowers the footrest. They tried to manipulate the screw but couldn’t, so they dismantled the chair around the dog.  The dog was OK save for small skin tears around the back of its neck. This was about 10:45 a.m. in the 500 block of East King Street.

WINONA, Minn. — As a driver was being pulled over, the officer saw him throw a plastic bag out the passenger window. “Me? Not me.  Not mine” Luis Angel Gasca, 22, told the officer.  This was about 1:05 a.m. at Huff and King streets. The officer retrieved the bag, which tested for cocaine albeit only 0.19 grams. Gasca was charged with possession of a controlled substance.

Gasca. First denied the bag was his.

WINONA Minn. — A Wisconsin man admitted to drinking, police said, after they found him passed out on the street in the downtown bar district. Nicholas Willem David Lips, 20, of Sun Prairie, was cited for underage drinking and given a ride to his Winona address near campus. His blood-alcohol tested at 0.21%, about 2-1/2 ties the legal limit. This was about 12:40 a.m. at Second and Market streets.

ST. CHARLES, Minn. — The Habitat for Humanity project, which builds affordable housing for families willing to pitch in, has begun a project in St. Charles. Eleven houses are planned over six years, said spokesperson Adam Muschler: “If homeownership has felt out of reach, Habitat may be able to help.” Application deadline: November 20. Since 1994, Habitat has built more than 50 homes in the Winona area since 1994,and repaired almost 250.

Shovels in hand. The Quintana family, father Miguel and mother Fredesvinda, have made it a family affair to to build their Habitat home. In fact, the whole extended family is lending a hand. Volunteers, including construction experts, do most of the work. Families put in at least 200 hours of “sweat equity.”

Volleyball (women): Winona State 3, UW-Parkside 0

Volleyball (women): Winona State 3, Westminster of Utah 0

Volleyball (women): UW-Superior 3, Saint Mary’s 0

Volleyball (women): Lakeland 3, UW-LaCrosse 2

Volleyball (women): Gustavus Adolphus 3, UW-LaCrosse 2