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Blue Devil baseball team splits with Fergus Falls

The Riverland Community College baseball team had a pair of great pitching performances at Dick Seltz Field Wednesday, but the team had to settle for ... Read more | Add your comment

The Big Nine Conference just got bigger

The Austin Packers will have a little more company in the Big Nine Conference next season. Read more | Add your comment

Blooming Prairie’s Hein takes fourth in Stewartvile golf invite

STEWARTVILLE — Blooming Prairie senior CJ Hein placed fourth overall at the 13-team Stewie boys golf invite at Willow Creek Golf Course Wednesday. Read more | Add your comment

Riege: Running and Gunning for Shallow Water Walleyes

Shallow water is usually defined as any water that you can’t sit on top of with a boat, walleyes can and do inhabit this type ... Read more | Add your comment

Big Nine Conference adds Red Wing and Northfield

The Austin Packers will have a little more company in the Big Nine Conference next season. Read more | Add your comment

  1. GMLOS girls take fourth at Section 1A ‘true team’ meet  | Add your comment
  2. Hayfield softball team tops Winona Cotter  | Add your comment
  3. Packer softball team downs Rochester Mayo  | Add your comment
  4. Baseball: Packers split with Mankato West  | Add your comment
  5. Lyle-Pacelli baseball team sweeps Houston  | Add your comment
  6. Austin girls golfers take third in Rochester  | Add your comment
  7. Rebel golfers sweep Chatfield  | Add your comment
  8. Track and field: Packers compete in Section 1AA ‘true team’ meet  | Add your comment
  9. Softball: Emanuel’s walk-off single lifts Rebels to a win  | Add your comment
  10. Southland baseball team falls to Lewiston-Altura  | Add your comment
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