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New Ulm Jr. Legion sweeps Mankato National

NEW ULM — New Ulm Junior Legion came away with a pair of tight victories over Mankato National Tuesday, winning 2-1 and 7-6 in a junior legion baseball doubleheader on Tuesday. Ryler Collins earned the win for New Ulm in Game 1, striking out four and allowing no runs on three hits and ...

Area roundup: New Ulm falls to New Prague

LEGION BASEBALL NEW PRAGUE 8, NEW ULM 2 NEW PRAGUE — The New Ulm Legion Gold was defeated 8-2 by New Prague on Tuesday in a legion baseball game. Josh Forstner was 1 for 2 with two RBIs to lead New Ulm, while Jake Finstad had the team’s other hit in the game. Colin Forstner pitched three innings and took the loss, allowing seven hits and seven unearned runs while striking out three. New Ulm plays at Hutchinson on Wednesday. VFW BASEBALL Fairmont 5, Sleepy Eye 2 FAIRMONT — Sleepy Eye fell to Fairmont 5-2 in a VFW baseball game on Tuesday. Caleb Oscarson took the ...

Shortened, still sweet

LAMBERTON — While an eight-run bottom of the seventh shortened Lamberton Long Sox pitcher Quintyn Vold’s no-hit performance, it was a no-hitter nonetheless for the right-hander. Vold struck out nine in seven innings and the Long Sox offense took it from there to shut out the Stark ...

Schaefer captures National title and takes third all-around

Submitted information Adaline Schaefer, a 12-year-old gymnast from New Ulm, captured the National Championship on uneven bars and earned a third-place all-around finish in her first appearance at the National Gymnastics Association (NGA) National Championships. The National Championships ...

Schmidt takes 3rd in first MN Jr. Golf tourney of summer

Submitted photo Ethan Schmidt, 13-year-old of New Ulm, shot 75 at Oakdale Golf Club last Thursday to take third place in the first PGA Minnesota Junior Golf tournament of the summer season. Schmidt finished his first varsity year of golf recently with the New Ulm Eagles. Fellow New Ulm ...

Jahnz surges ahead, wins IMCA Hobby feature in Arlington

Courtesy of Arlington Raceway ARLINGTON — Another crash fest occurred in the Jack Pines Resort IMCA Hobby feature at the Arlington Raceway this past Saturday. Ben Davis was able to lead the race at the start, then RJ Esqueda who started next to him took a hard right going into Turn 2 bringing out the yellow flag. On the restart, Davis again brought the field around the track but yet another yellow came out when the 32 of Chad Volk, 75 of Dan Probst and 75H of Patrick Schauer all collided in Turn 1. All the cars were out of the race with frame or body damage. Again another ...