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Shipping back to Boston

It feels like just yesterday that I was packing as many of my belongings as I could fit from my Boston apartment into the backseat of my Honda Accord, preparing for the 23-hour drive to Marshall. It was the start of a new chapter for me, leaving behind everything I’d ever known to start a ...

Tentinger hits walk-off RBI in state tourney opener

ST. CLOUD — Gabe Tentinger played the hero for the Murray County Central baseball team as it snatched victory from the jaws of defeat in the Class A state quarterfinals on Thursday. The No. 4 Rebels faced a four-run deficit against No. 5 Ogilvie before forcing extra innings, and Tentinger ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...