Sports

Hounds beat Waseca

The Austin Greyhounds opened their amateur baseball season with a 4-3 win over Waseca in Marcusen Park Wednesday. Read more | Add your comment

Hayfield Heat beat Plainview

PLAINVIEW — The Hayfield Heat opened their amateur baseball season with a 2-0 win over Plainvew on the road Wednesday. Read more | Add your comment

Riege: Pike in the Weeds

Pike are aggressive, which is unfortunate for them but fortunate for fisherman. Read more | Add your comment

Rebel softball team falls to Dover-Eyota

Rebel softball team falls to Dover-Eyota

ROSE CREEK — The Southland softball team had its momentum stalled early in an 11-3 loss to Dover-Eyota in Rose Creek Wednesday. Read more | Add your comment

Packer boys golfers fall to Mankato East

MANKATO - The Austin boys golf team fell to Mankato East 332-343 in Mankato Tuesday. Read more | Add your comment

  1. Track and field: Packer boys take second in Rochester Century triangular  | Add your comment
  2. Southland baseball team tops Lewiston-Altura  | Add your comment
  3. Southland softball team falls to PEM  | Add your comment
  4. Track and field: GMLOS girls win SEC meet  | Add your comment
  5. Girls track: Snater hopes to finish strong  | Add your comment
  6. Lyle-Pacelli boys golfers fall to GMLO  | Add your comment
  7. Hayfield baseball team falls to Kasson-Mantorville  | Add your comment
  8. Packer tennis team knocked off by Northfield  | Add your comment
  9. Blooming Prairie boys golf team edges out JWP  | Add your comment
  10. Blooming Prairie baseball team falls to NRHEG  | Add your comment
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