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Sample, Leibfried break school records at team sections

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JORDAN — Three school records went down on Tuesday night in Jordan as Josh Leibfried broke two school records and Ally Sample broke another to lead the way for the Tigers at True Team sections.   The Marshall girls placed second with 456 points, which was 30.5 points behind first-place ...

KMS takes advantage of fielding errors to defeat Panthers, 8-1

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PREP BASEBALL KMS 8, TMB 1 MILROY — Defensive struggles and a lack of run support doomed the Tracy-Milroy-Balaton baseball team on Tuesday night. The Panthers committed seven errors and combined for just six walks and hits in an 8-1 loss to Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg. KMS scored its ...

Olsen’s near-cycle leads Tigers past Willmar

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Marshall 12, Willmar 0 WILLMAR — Mackenzie Olsen was a double away from the cycle for the Marshall softball team on Tuesday night. The senior catcher recorded four hits to lead the Tigers to a 12-0 road win over Willmar. Olsen was hot from the start of the first inning. Consecutive ...

Lancers take third at true team sections

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TEAM RESULTS GIRLS: 1-Luverne, 1508; 2-Redwood Valley, 1285; 3-Canby/Minneota, 1278; 4-Southwest Minnesota Christian/Edgerton, 1058; 5-Murray County Central, 908; 6-Hills-Beaver Creek, 847; 7-Wesbtrook-Walnut Grove/Red Rock Central, 712; 8-Pipestone Area, 709; 9-Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda, 701; ...

Mustangs seek first NSIC tournament win since 2014 vs. UMC

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BISMARCK, N.D. — After dropping each of their first two games to get a quick elimination in last year’s Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference tournament, the Southwest Minnesota State baseball team returns to the postseason for the second year in a row with hopes of further advancement. ...

‘They didn’t miss today’

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MARSHALL — Josh Kraft came up with a hit in each of his four at-bats to lead the Marshall baseball team to victory over New Ulm on Tuesday night. The junior third baseman drove in six runs and finished just a double shy of the cycle in the Tigers’ 15-5 win in five innings. “I was just ...