RTR 14, RRC/WWG 2 (5 inn.) TYLER — Gavin Schreurs accounted for three hits at the plate and didn’t allow any on the mound in the Russell-Tyler-Ruthton baseball team’s win over Red Rock Central/Westbrook-Walnut Grove on Thursday. The Knights scored nine first-inning runs and rode ...
TYLER — The Murray County Central boys track and field team edged out Hills-Beaver Creek to win the Red Rock Conference championship on Friday. The Rebels finished with a total of 177.5 points, putting them ahead of HBC’s 156.5 and Southwest Minnesota Christian/Edgerton’s 147, while Russell-Tyler-Ruthton placed sixth with 40 points and Westbrook-Walnut Grove/Red Rock Central placed eighth with 24 points. On the girls side, RTR was the top area performer in fourth place with 79 points, trailing HBC’s 164, SWC/E’s 142 and Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda’s 102. WWG/RRC placed sixth ...
Minneota/Canby 2, LQPV 0 MADISON — Madison Hennen’s no-hitter decided the game for the Minneota/Canby softball team on Thursday. Taking on Lac qui Parle Valley in Camden Conference play, hits were hard to come by for both teams, but Hennen’s dominance from the circle allowed the ...
BENSON — All four scorers for the Dawson-Boyd girls golf team finished tied for fourth or better, along with another top-10 finish, as the Blackjacks ran away with a win at the Benson Invitational on Wednesday. Alyssa Swedzinski led the sea of black and yellow atop the 32-player leaderboard with an individual first-place finish. She senior Blackjack shot a 7-over 79 on the day, including a pair of back-9 birdies and nine pars. Just behind her, Kylar Hjelmeland tied for second with an 81 and Laura Schreier and Claire Stratmoen tied for fourth with an 84. Hjelmeland carded four ...
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Zebby Matthews threw seven scoreless innings in his season debut on Thursday, and the Minnesota Twins beat the Miami Marlins 9-1 to win consecutive series for the first time in a month. Matthews, who was the last cut from the rotation competition at the end of spring ...
DENVER (AP) — Brett Kulak’s first goal since January will certainly be one to remember — for him, of course, and a building packed with fans who witnessed, in dramatic fashion, the Avalanche end a series at home for the first time in 18 years. The Colorado defenseman scored 3:52 into ...
