Photo by Sam Thiel Minneota’s Nolan Boerboom hits a tee shot during their meet on Thursday at Tyler Golf Club.

TYLER – Multiple area teams competed in the Camden South Invite held at Tyler Golf Club on Thursday. On the boys side, YME took first with a team score of 180, followed by Canby (183), Minneota (187), Lakeview (188), RTR (221) and TMB (Incomplete). On the girls side, RTR took first with a team score of 231, followed by Minneota in second (234) and YME, Canby, Lakeview and TMB all recording an incomplete score.

Boys

For YME, Ben Rillo led the way for the Sting with a 39 while Sam Ohliger shot 41 and Jacob Peterson and Bryant Bestland each shot 50. Tucker Olson shot 53 to round out their scores.

For Canby, Jake Wagner led the way for the Lancers with a 37 while Dylan Bach shot 47, Andrew Snobl had 48 and Carter Verhelst had 51. Nathan Morris shot 55 and Isaac Bach had a 58 to round out their scores.

For Minneota, Nolan Boerboom led the way for the Vikings with a 42 while Mitchell Rost shot 44, Cole Myhre had 47 and Chase Differding shot 54. Braxton Downing had a 56 and Joey Rybinski shot 58 to round out their scores.

For Lakeview, Aaron Loe led the way for the Lakers with a 44 while Payton Kvistad, Parker Geistfeld and Bryce Arends each shot 48s. Nathan Grenges shot 49 and Cole Arends had a 50 to round out their scores.

For RTR, Jack Kerr led the way for the Knights with a 47 while Chase Christensen shot 52, Camden Hanson had a 59 and Anthony Johnson shot 63. Garrett Brandt shot 66 to round out their scores.

For TMB, Parker Hinrich was the lone Panther golfer, shooting a 68.

Girls

For RTR, Rylie Hess led the way for the Knights with a 55 while Alli Christensen shot 56, Shae O’Leary had a 58 and Skylar Borresen shot 62. Zoe Williams shot 77 to round out their scores.

For Minneota, Lauren Bowyer led the way for the Vikings with a 50 while Emily Rybinski had a 60, Natalie Bot shot 61 and Jeren Rost shot 63 to round out their scores.

For YME, Madison Ohliger led the way for the Sting with a 69 while Sam Anderson shot 76.

For Canby, Jayla Hulzebos was the lone Lancer golfer, shooting a 61.

For Lakeview, Kaitlin Fischer led the way for the Lakers with a 50 while Shay Gregoire shot a 53 and Aubrey Kaczmarek had a 65 to round out their scores.

For TMB, Kallie Benson led the way for the Panthers with a 61 while Madison Martin shot a 69.

Pipestone

triangular

PIPESTONE — The Marshall boys and girls golf teams each picked up a win over Pipestone Area and Windom Area at Pipestone Golf and Country Club on Thursday. The Marshall boys won with a team score of 143, followed by Pipestone Area at 169 and Windom Area at 178. The Marshall girls won with a team score of 176, followed by Pipestone Area with a 193 and Windom Area at 196.

The event was originally scheduled as a dual with the Arrows, but the Eagles were added after Tuesday’s postponement of the Marshall dual in Windom.

Mason Plante led all boys golfers with a low round of 35 to lead Marshall. Spencer Ehlers, Landon Frost and Noah Puetz all carded 36s to complete the Marshall score.

According to Marshall boys golf coach Kari Ehlers, the 143 was the second-lowest road nine-hole team score in team history.

“Going into the round, we really talked about hitting greens in order to give ourselves a shot at pars,” she said. “After a good couple of days of practice, we have finally had an opportunity to tweak some people’s drivers and get a good grip on our short game. There is always room to improve in our short games, but we had many less shots in those areas.”

Olivia Peterson led the Tigers and all girls golfers with a career-low round of 36. Rachel Schwarz added a 43, followed by Courtney Toulouse at 46. Ramsey Nelson completed the Marshall score with a 51.

Marshall coach Gretchen Flynn was pleased with the team’s performance despite missing a regular contributor.

“We played shorthanded today with Ashtyn Eben at BPA nationals,” she said. “The other girls stepped up and were able to put in some nice rounds to top both Pipestone and Windom.”

The Marshall girls will compete today at Minnewaska Area, while the boys will return to action Saturday in Fairmont.

Tomahawk golf

RENVILLE — Three teams competed in a Tomahawk Conference triangular at Stoney Creek Golf Club on Thursday.

Springfield won the boys side with a team score of 167, followed by Cedar Mountain at 189 and Wabasso with a 204.

Tristan Kuehn led Wabasso with a 45, followed by Justin Bernardy at 49. Jayden Goblish added a 52, while Jayden Carlson carded a 63.

Cedar Mountain was the only school that fielded a complete girls team, finishing with a 251. Wabasso did not have any girls golfers competing on Thursday.

Red Rock Invite

WESTBROOK/FULDA — Golfers from eight Red Rock Conference schools competed at the second conference invites on Thursday. The boys golfed at Town and Country Golf Club in Fulda, while the girls were at Rolling Hills Golf Club near Westbrook.

Leading the girls teams was Murray County Central at 379. Adrian followed in second place at 392. Westbrook-Walnut Grove placed third at 422 followed by Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda at 430. Hills-Beaver Creek recorded a team score of 485 for fifth place, followed by Mountain Lake Area/Comfrey (496) and Red Rock Central (497). Southwest Minnesota Christian/Edgerton didn’t register a team score.

Abby Hamman led MCC with a round of 82, beating any other individual by 11 strokes to be the day’s girls medalist. Cierra Tutt added a 93, while Amber Boock and Paige Behrends each added 102s.

WWG’s low girls golfer of the day was Brittany Erickson at 100. Halle Steen and Emma Wahl carded 107s, while Lexi Harding finished at 108.

HLO/F comfortably finished with the low boys team score of the day at 319. WWG was second at 374, followed closely behind by Adrian (377), MCC (378) and SWC/E (378). RRC finished sixth at 393, with HBC (405) and MLA/C (491) rounding out the team scores.

WWG was led by a round of 78 from Andrew Quade. Brady Ross added a 91, with Nathan Kuehl at 93. Colton Pilaczynski completed the Chargers team score with a 112.

Jack Pierson led MCC with a 79, followed by Dawson Tutt at 89 and Cole Ahlers at 96. Raiden ThunderHawk rounded out the MCC score with a 114.

Baseball

RTR 8, Lakeview 2

COTTONWOOD — The Russell-Tyler-Ruthton baseball team used strong offense and pitching to earn an 8-2 win over Lakeview on Thursday.

The Knights collected 10 hits in the win. Cody Wichmann led the team with three singles and two runs scored, while Payton Hess was 2 for 4 with a double and two RBI.

Hess also delivered an impressive pitching performance, striking out five batters and allowing just one hit over six innings.

Noah Jensen and Zach Mueller scored the two Lakeview runs.

RTR (2-3) hosts Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda, while Lakeview (1-5) travels to Montevideo today for a pair of nonconference games.

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HITTING: RTR (Gravley 1-4, 2B, RBI, 2 runs; C. Wichmann 3-4, 2 runs; Hess 2-4, 2B, 2 RBI; Ca. Hansen 1-3, RBI; Fischer 1-4, RBI; Brust 1-4; A. Wichmann 1-4, run). Lakeview (Mueller 1-3, run).

PITCHING: RTR (Hess 6.0-1-2-1-1-5; Gravley 1.0-0-0-0-1-2). Lakeview (Jensen 3.0-5-4-4-2-3; Lienemann 3.0-4-4-3-6-3; Mueller 1.0-1-0-0-0-0).

Canby 4,

MACCRAY 3

CANBY — The Canby Lancers baseball team picked up its second win of the season with a 4-3 win over MACCRAY on Thursday.

Evan Stoks led the Lancers, going 2 for 3 with a pair of doubles, adding an RBI and a run scored. Nolan Harding also recorded a pair of hits for Canby.

Hunter Cleveland struck out two batters over 6 2/3 innings to earn the win.

Canby (2-3) hosts Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg on Tuesday.

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HITTING: Canby (Harding 2-3; Greenman 1-3, run; Stoks 2-3, 2 2Bs, RBI, run; Cleveland 1-3, RBI, run; Hansen 1-3, RBI, run).

PITCHING: Canby (Cleveland 6.2-6-3-1-2-2; Kockelman 0.1-0-0-0-0-1).

TMB 3, RCW 0

SACRED HEART — The Tracy-Milroy-Balaton baseball team picked up a 3-0 victory over Renville County West on Thursday to stay undefeated in conference play.

Three of the Panthers’ five hits were doubles. Jake Tauer and Griffin Radke each drove in a run on their doubles, while Konnor Zick added the other double.

Jake Byrne pitched a complete game shutout with eight strikeouts in the win.

TMB (7-2, 5-0 Camden) will face Wabasso today in Milroy.

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HITTING: TMB (Tauer 1-4, 2B, RBI; Radke 1-4, 2B, RBI; Zick 1-4, 2B).

PITCHING: TMB (Byrne 7.0-2-0-0-2-8).

Softball

DB 1, YME 0

DB 10, YME 1

DAWSON — Dawson-Boyd picked up a doubleheader sweep of Yellow Medicine East on Thursday, defeating the Sting 1-0 and 10-1.

Game 1 was a pitcher’s duel between Mary Bothun and Emily Cobb. Both starting pitchers went the distance, as Bothun struck out 17 batters in the win while Cobb finished with four strikeouts.

Bothun added a solo home run in the fourth inning for the game’s only run.

Game 2 featured more offense, at least for one team.

Amelia Olson led DB with a pair of doubles on three hits total. Bothun added three hits and scored four times, while Olivia Stratmoen finished 2 for 4.

Bothun was once again stellar in the circle with 12 strikeouts in the win.

Cherish Hammer and Brynn Cherveny recorded two hits apiece for YME.

DB (7-5) hosts Tracy-Milroy-Balaton next Thursday.

Game 1

DB 1, YME 0

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HITTING: YME (Johnson 1-3; Cobb 1-2 Wohlman 1-2). DB (Bothun 1-3, HR, RBI, run; Jordahl 1-3).

PITCHING: YME (Cobb 6.0-3-0-2-4). DB (Bothun 7.0-3-0-0-17).

Game 2

DB 10, YME 1

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HITTING: DB (Olson 3-4, 2 2Bs; Bothun 3-3, 4 runs; Stratmoen 2-4). YME (Rupp 1-4, run; Hammer 2-3; Cherveny 2-3)

PITCHING: DB (7.0-5-1-3-12). YME (Cobb 7.0-13-10-3-7).

Tennis

B/KMS 4, YME 3

GRANITE FALLS — Benson/Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg edged Yellow Medicine East 4-3 on Thursday.

YME took three of the four singles matches, as Tyler Syring, Jackson Torgerson and Brandon Beyer came away with wins.

Full results are below

Singles

No. 1: Taylor Duncan (B/KMS) def. Ean Clarke 4-6, 6-2, 6-2.

No. 2: Tyler Syring (YME) def. Peyton Leclair 6-4, 6-1.

No. 3: Jackson Torgerson (YME) def. Max Young 6-3, 6-3.

No. 4: Brandon Beyer (YME) def. Mason Bakke 6-1, 6-0.

Doubles

No. 1: Kyle Reese/Matthew Thompson (B/KMS) def. Austin Canatsey/Derrick Lien 6-0, 6-2.

No. 2: Andrew Olson/Jacob Garies (B/KMS) def. Isaac Olevson/Clayton Wintz 6-1, 6-2.

No. 3: Hunter Leclair/Tyler Hadfield (B/KMS) def. Mason Rhode/Gage Corner 6-0, 6-1.