LAMBERTON — The Red Rock Central/Westbrook-Walnut Grove softball team has a strong group of returns in the 2026 season and heavy varsity experience, as it looks to make steps forward toward a winning season. The Falcons have returned their primary pitcher again in Carlie Ross for her ...
LAMBERTON — Despite seeing significant changes in its pitching and hitting lineup due to graduation and injury, the Red Rock Central/Westbrook-Walnut Grove baseball team is still looking to continue its recent success for the 2026 season between a group of returning and underclassmen talent. ...
MARSHALL — Alissa Moen and Sara Dallmann’s lights-out pitching and Kinsley Bitker’s big day at the plate helped the Marshall softball team get into the win column Tuesday night. Hosting Worthington for a Big South Conference doubleheader, Bitker’s six RBIs and Moen’s shutout led the ...
YME 6, LQPV 0 GRANITE FALLS — Bayli Sneller pitched a complete-game shutout with 13 strikeouts while also going 2 for 2 at the plate to help lead the Yellow Medicine East softball team to a 6-0 win over Lac qui Parle Valley Tuesday night. The Sting got right to work and scored four of its runs in the first inning. Kourtney Peterson got the momentum going for YME, and scored the first run on an Alana Almich RBI single to left field. Peterson first got on base with a line drive to center field. Brianna Nelson then scored on a wild pitch, and Sneller took home following a ...
Marshall 12, Worthington 2 (5 inn.) WORTHINGTON — JR Vierstraete drove in six runs on three hits, including a three-run homer, for the Marshall baseball team on Tuesday against Worthington. The Tigers rode that momentum to a quick win over the Trojans, coming away with a 12-2 win in five innings in Big South Conference play. Vierstraete’s homer came in the top of the third. Coming to bat after Andrew Stelter was hit by a pitch (for the 10th time in the team’s first 11 games) and Trae Bailey walked, Vierstraete blasted the third pitch of his at-bat over the left-field wall, ...
New Ulm Invitational NEW ULM — The Marshall boys picked up a first-place finish at the New Ulm track and field invitational on Tuesday, with the Tiger girls also placing third in the seven-team event. On the boys side, Marshall’s boys team recorded 127 points to beat out Minnesota Valley Lutheran’s 113 and New Ulm’s 84.5 The girls scored 90.5 points, trailing only MVL’s 167 and Tri-City United’s 143. Aidan Schuerman and Colton Lindquist led the Marshall boys with a pair of first-place finishes each. Schuermann won the 110- and 300-meter hurdles, while Lindquist placed ...
