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Bulldogs down Awesome Blossoms to open postseason play
Wednesday night, the No. 9 seeded Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton baseball team traveled to Blooming Prairie, the No. 8 seed, in the first round of the Section 1A baseball tournament. A five-run second inning set the tone for the game which saw the Bulldogs jump ahead and stay ahead all night, earning an 11-4 victory and advancing to the second round. Chase Gerdts got the start on the mound for JWP and earned the win allowing four runs on four hits while striking out eight over six innings....
Snyder’s extra-innings walk-off sends Blooming Prairie to Section 1A semifinals
In a battle between the two highest seeded left in the Section 1A softball championship bracket, the No. 1 seeded Blooming Prairie Awesome Blossoms are headed to the semifinals with a chance at reaching the section title game following a 4-3 extra innings walk-off against No. 4 Hayfield. Although the Blossoms are seeded as the top team in Section 1A, the lower-seeded Vikings were no pushover for Class A No. 4 ranked Blooming Prairie. ...
MSHSL Softball Playoffs Some Teams End Seasons Others Continue
Defending Section 1A champion Bethlehem Academy had their season end Thursday at Todd Park in Austin while the Faribault Falcons remain alive in Section 1AAA. Blooming Prairie is in the Section 1A Winner's Bracket semi-final against Cinderella Wabasha-Kellogg. Randolph is still undefeated and in the semi-final of Section 1AA after...
Lentsch shatters own school record 6 days later
Records are meant to be broken. Sometimes it can take 31 years. Sometimes, just six days. Michelle Nerison’s Kenyon-Wanamingo school record time in the 200-meter dash of 26.48 seconds stood tall for 31 years. Current Kenyon-Wanamingo/Goodhue co-op senior speedster Hayley Lentsch, from K-W, ran 26.34 May 11 at the Gopher Conference Championships. Temperatures were warm...
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