State Tourney Celebrations
Zach Haala, second from left, is congratulated by teammates after pitching the final out in Sleepy Eye’s 4-1 victory over South Ridge in the State Class A boys baseball tournament in Jordan Friday. Sleepy Eye will play at 10 a.m. today (Saturday) at Target Field for the state title against Heritage Christian Academy.
Staff photo by Travis Rosenau
New Ulm Eagle players gather around as Luke Scheid and Hunter Ranweiler, front, receive the third place trophy following their 8-2 win over Alexandria in the third-place game of the MSHSL Class AAA in Siebert Field in Minneapolis Friday. The Eagles lost 5-0 to Rocori in the semi-final game earlier in the day.
New Ulm and Sleepy Eye had reason to celebrate in the Minnesota State High School League Baseball Tournament Friday. While New Ulm lost in the semifinals, it defeated Alexandria 8-2 for third place in Class AAA. Sleepy Eye won its semifinal game and will be playing for the State Class A Title at 10 a.m. today at Target Field in Minneapolis.
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- Staff photo by Fritz Busch Folk Breed Riding Club members from left, Ian Durford, New Ulm; Jesse Bue, Gibbon; and Brandon Stage, New Ulm; pose at the club’s bike night on the 100 block of North Minnesota Street June 15. The club plans to hold bike nights from 5 to 11 p.m. every other Friday in downtown New Ulm through the summer.
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- Andrea Boettger
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- Brittany Denn
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- Larry Mack
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- Staff photo by Fritz Busch Miss Nicollet and her court Angie Weber, center, was crowned Miss Nicollet 2018 at Nicollet Friendship Days June 15. Princesses are Emily Bode, left; and Alysha Strunk, right.
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- Staff photo by Travis Rosenau New Ulm Eagle players gather around as Luke Scheid and Hunter Ranweiler, front, receive the third place trophy following their 8-2 win over Alexandria in the third-place game of the MSHSL Class AAA in Siebert Field in Minneapolis Friday. The Eagles lost 5-0 to Rocori in the semi-final game earlier in the day.
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- Staff photo by Clay Schuldt The wading pools at Washington and Lincolon park were the place to be Thursday. With temperatures at nearly 90 degrees F and high humidity Thursday, New Ulm residents found these pools were the best way to beat the heat. Each of the wading pools had no less than a dozen little swimmers. Most stayed until the humidity broke and the rain began to fall. The wading pools are open daily from 12:30 p.m. to 6:3o p.m. and are open to children 8 years and under.
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- Zach Haala, second from left, is congratulated by teammates after pitching the final out in Sleepy Eye’s 4-1 victory over South Ridge in the State Class A boys baseball tournament in Jordan Friday. Sleepy Eye will play at 10 a.m. today (Saturday) at Target Field for the state title against Heritage Christian Academy.
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