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Hayfield baseball team falls to Kasson-Mantorville

HAYFIELD — The Hayfield baseball team lost 13-1 to Kasson-Mantorville in Hayfield Tuesday. Read more | Add your comment

Packer tennis team knocked off by Northfield

The Austin boys tennis team had its team season come to an end when it lost 5-2 to No. 3 seeded Northfield in the Section ... Read more | Add your comment

Blooming Prairie boys golf team edges out JWP

BLOOMING PRAIRIE — The Awesome Blossoms boys golf team edged out Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton 173-188 in BP Tuesday. Read more | Add your comment

Blooming Prairie baseball team falls to NRHEG

BLOOMING PRAIRIE — The Awesome Blossoms saw a three-game winning streak snapped when they lost 17-2 in five innings to New Richland-HEG (4-6 overall) Tuesday. Read more | Add your comment

Austin softball team blanked by Owatonna

OWATONNA — The Austin softball team was held scoreless for the second straight game as they lost to Owatonna (8-4 overall, 6-3 Big Nine) on ... Read more | Add your comment

  1. Blooming Prairie softball team beats NRHEG  | Add your comment
  2. Hayfield softball team falls to Stewartville  | Add your comment
  3. Lyle-Pacelli baseball team splits with Schaeffer  | Add your comment
  4. Hayfield baseball team falls to Stewartville  | Add your comment
  5. Lyle-Pacelli boys golfers top Southland  | Add your comment
  6. Austin softball team blanked by Century  | Add your comment
  7. Baseball: Packers split a pair of nail-biters with JM  | Add your comment
  8. Riverland baseball team’s season comes to an end  | Add your comment
  9. Hayfield softball team wins home tournament  | Add your comment
  10. Two Riverland softball players honored  | Add your comment
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