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The Waterville Indians amateur baseball team remains in the top five of the Class C baseball rankings after splitting two games last week.
The Indians improved to 11-4-1 after losing 4-3 to Montgomery Friday, June 27 and winning, 4-2, over Cleveland Sunday, June 29.
Waterville remains unbeaten in...
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Ted Christian allowed no hits will pitching the first 4-1/3 innings for the Mallards in their game against Shakopee on Sunday. Christian struck out six Coyotes.
Mallards remain hot, going 2-0 on the week with a three game win streak and winning four of the last five, before heading into an extended break over the 4th of July holiday. The Mallards are now 8-8 in DRS League action and 10-9 overall.
Montgomery Mallards 4, Waterville Indians 3
The Mallards...
St. Benedict pitcher Cody Pirkl fielded a successful sacrifice bunt advancing Union Hill players on the bases in the eighth inning of the Bulldogs’ 5-1 win over St. Benedict Friday, June 27, at Don Giesen Field. (John Mueller photo)
Riding a wave of four wins in its last five games, one of the smallest teams in the Dakota-Rice-Scott League is atop the standings heading into the holiday weekend.
Class C Veseli sits atop the DRS at 9-5 with 27½. The Warriors are the beneficiaries of wins over bigger teams, wins garnering greater...
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Tri-City United High School’s trapshooting team at state, from the left, in the front row are Jacob Jones, Griffen Pumper, Kaden Dietz, and Addison Mann; and in the back row are Jacob Cihak, Branko Schoenbauer, and Jonathan Farrell.
Tri-City United High School’s trapshooters were once again well-represented at the Minnesota State High School League’s State Clay Target Championship at the Minnesota Gun Club in Credit River Township on Friday, June 20.
As the temperatures began to rise, so did the guns as they met their targets...
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Max Rotter displays a big smile and his two gold and one silver medals he achieved at the 2025 USA Weightlifting Junior National Championships in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Rotter, coached by his father, wins title in national weightlifting competition
Max Rotter, 13, was named champion in the U13 males 56 kg weight category at the 2025 USA Weightlifting Junior National Championships held at Ed Robson Arena in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Rotter competed Saturday, June 21...
WEM junior Addison Condon was one of 13 WEM boys and girls track and field athletes honored by the Gopher Conference.
Condon was named the Female Athlete of the Year after placing first in the conference triple, second in the 100-meter dash and long jump, and was a member of the first place 400-...
Morries win first 13-60 League game
Landon Harmon hit a pair of homes runs and Alec Gratz pitched a complete game lifting the Morristown Amateur baseball team to a 9-3 win over Lake Crystal Wednesday, June 18.
The victory was the first in seven 13-60 League games this season.
Harmon ended the night...
Addison Scheurer claimed the 2025 State Trap Shot Championship, hitting 97 of 100 clay targets last weekend. She is pictured above with her coach Doug Androli.
Addison Scheurer win State Championship
The WEM trap season ended in Alexandria on June 15 with 36 of the 70 WEM participants competing for a chance to win a state title and Addison Scheurer did just that! Addie, a junior, hit an amazing 97 out of 100 clays to win the varsity female division.
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Though he doesn’t wear his jersey often, Elko Express manager Terry Fredrickson’s No. 12 will be retired when the Express hosts crosstown rival New Market, Wednesday, July 12. (John Mueller photo)
As a player and later a manager, Terry Fredrickson has been connected with the Elko Express for 50 years.
Wednesday, July 2, 7:30 p.m., when the Express host their rivals from New Market, at Fredrickson Field, the Express will retire Fredrickson’s No. 12, the jersey number he wore as a pitcher and...
After scooping-up a slow ground ball, Webster second baseman Jacob Hammer made an off-balance throw to get the out at first base early in the Sox’s game against Montgomery. The Mallards defeated Webster Sunday, June 22, in extra innings. (John Mueller photo)
Montgomery’s town baseball team must not mind playing in the heat.
On the hottest day of the summer, the Mallards decided to play extra innings, coming through late with four runs in the top of the 11th and a 5-1 win at Webster Sunday, June 22.
Despite banging out 15 hits, the Montgomery hitters...
