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Rails walk off A’s despite Kruse’s gem

WILLMAR — A strong defensive and pitching performance from the Marshall A’s wasn’t enough for them to pick up a Corn Belt League win over the Willmar Rails on Wednesday night. The A’s led from the third inning up into the ninth, but the Rails ultimately walked off Marshall 4-3. The ...

Clutch hitting lifts Irish past Hadley

MILROY — Some clutch late-game hitting helped the Milroy Irish stave off the Hadley Buttermakers in a Friday night Gopher League matchup. The Buttermakers tied up the game in the top of the eighth, but the Irish rallied ahead in the bottom of the frame for a 5-3 win. A walk to Tyler Maeyaert and back-to-back singles by Trae Bailey and Moses Dolan loaded the bases for the Irish in the bottom of the eighth. Bryce Ahrendt and Jake Olson turned a 5-2-5 double play to keep the Irish off the board, but Levi Maeyaert and Derek Smith hit RBI singles in each of the next two at-bats to give the ...

Three-peat complete

BECKER — For the third consecutive year, the Dawson-Boyd girls golf team is the Class A state champion. Also like the past two seasons, the Blackjacks ran away with the victory, winning the title by 26 strokes over the course of the two-day competition at Pebble Creek Golf Club. “It ...

Dalager leads area in Class A state tourney

BECKER — Minneota’s Owen Dalager led the area at the boys Class A State Tournament with a 24th-place individual finish, while Dawson-Boyd’s Evan Mork and Canby’s Lane Citrowske followed close behind. The state tournament wrapped up with its second day of competition on Wednesday at ...

Wing, Tigers place sixth at state

JORDAN — Deacon Wing climbed the leaderboard for Marshall on the final day of the Class AA boys state golf championships, earning his first state medal as Marshall finished sixth as a team. Wing entered the day in a tie for 23rd at 3-over, but he got off to a strong start in his second ...

Webskowski closes prep career, Panka wraps up state debut

JORDAN — Dayton Webskowski put together a solid round in her final meet as a Marshall Tiger on Wednesday. The senior standout cut off a pair of strokes from her day-1 performance at the Class AA girls state golf tournament to finish the meet in 32nd place. “We had two different days. Like ...