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Post 7 falls to Marshall in five

SLEEPY EYE — Marshall topped Sleepy Eye 14-1 in five innings in a legion baseball game on Tuesday. Tyler Mathiowetz took the loss for Sleepy Eye, striking out three and allowing six runs on 10 hits in four innings. At the plate, Kayden Klein had a hit and an RBI, wile Merrick Mathiowetz had a hit. Sleepy Eye (0-1) hosts St. James Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

Springfield girls take seventh at state tourney

BECKER – While the Springfield girls finished seventh out of eighth teams in the Class A State Girls Golf Tournament on Wednesday, head coach Jennifer Schultz said that the team – composed entirely of underclassmen – had a strong outing in many of their first state tournament ...

Kucera, Arneson, Buegler finish in top 30 at state

Sleepy Eye United’s Nolan Kucera finished Day 2 of the Class A State Boys Golf Tournament Wednesday strong, shooting a 76 on the day to finish 16th overall with a total score of 153 at Pebble Creek Golf Course in Becker. “My putting saved me a lot,” Kucera said. “I made a lot of long ...

Readjusting sights for trap range building

NEW ULM – New Ulm Park and Recreation is no longer aiming to use Minnesota Department of Natural Resource (DNR) funds for the new trap range building project. Monday, the park and rec board recommended declining a $100,000 grant from the DNR to help construct the new trap range ...

Sleepy Eye downs New Ulm in junior legion opener

SLEEPY EYE — Sleepy Eye Junior Legion started off the season strong with an 11-1 win in five innings over New Ulm Junior Legion in a junior legion baseball game on Tuesday. Sleepy Eye head coach Brandon Streich said that, despite the strong win, he believed the team was even stronger ...

Springfield tops Post 510 in six

NEW ULM — Springfield’s Eli Heglund allowed just two hits through six innings and Post 251 took advantage of six Nicollet Post 510 errors as they cruised to a 13-0 win in a DII legion baseball game. Heglund, who threw just 70 pitches in his stint, struck out seven and walked just ...