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New Ulm Jr. Legion looks to put it together at state

NEW ULM — The New Ulm Junior Legion takes a 21-8 regular season record to Alexandria for the 2026 DI Minnesota State American Legion State Tournament that begins Thursday. New Ulm will meet White Bear Lake in their first-round matchup. Other teams in the tournament include Excelsior Red, ...

New Ulm Gold prep for Sartell to open state tourney

NEW ULM — New Ulm Legion Gold opens their 2026 DI Minnesota State American Legion Baseball Tournament play when they play Sartell Thursday morning at 10 a.m. at Johnson Park. New Ulm then plays St. Michael Thursday at 6 p.m. at Johnson Park before concluding pool play Friday at 12:30 p.m. ...

Johnson Park to host Terry Steinbach day

NEW ULM – Saturday, Aug. 1 will be Terry Steinbach day at Johnson Park prior to the 3 p.m. Legion Baseball State Tournament game that day. The Public is invited to attend. New Ulm mayor Kathleen Backer will throw out the first pitch.

Springfield makes junior legion sub-state finals

RUTHTON — The Springfield Junior Legion Post 257 baseball team won twice in the elimination bracket Sunday to advance to Monday’s DII Junior Legion Southwest Sub-State Tournament finals. After defeating Slayton 8-2, Springfield capped off Sunday with a 5-1 win over Lake Crystal to earn a finals appearance against Sleepy Eye on Monday evening back in Ruthton. In the win over Slayton, Springfield got a gem on the mound from Max Moriarty, who struck out 12 while allowing just one hit and two walks for two runs for the complete-game win. He also was 2 for 2 with three RBIs, while ...

Voges and co. win 2026 B&L Golf Classic

NEW ULM — With the heat index hitting 99 degrees on Monday, Nate Voges and his teammates stayed cool and calm enough at the B&L Golf Classic to win the tournament at the New Ulm Country Club. Team 4B, consisting of Voges, Taylor Hayenga, Bruce Hendrycks, David Vorwerk and Jeff Schone, ...

Sleepy Eye Jr. Legion top Springfield, punch state ticket

RUTHTON – Sleepy Eye Junior Legion captured a trip to the DII Junior Legion State Tournament with a 6-1 victory over Springfield in the Southwest DII Junior Legion Sub-State Baseball Tournament on Monday, where they will get another chance at a state title. “Last year, making the state tournament, we felt like we had some unfinished business there,” Sleepy Eye head coach Brandon Streich said. “We played well, just didn’t shake out in our favor. We went into the season with the goal. We said we were going to make the state tournament, and we will do everything we can to do ...