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Northland College Notes
The Northland College LumberJacks baseball team dropped its series final at home against Crown College 5-3 in Upper Midwest Athletic Conference play on Sunday, April 21. Next up for the ‘Jacks will be a road trip to North Central on April 28, with a stop at UW-Stout on April 30. The team returns home on May 3 to close out the season against Martin Luther. Results April 20 Lacrosse: Cornell...
Pitching in with youth
If there are four words that can be used to describe the Ashland Oredockers baseball program in any given season, they might be: “Tough every single year.” And so it is again, as the 2024 version of the ‘Dockers appear to be long on youth matched with talent that WBCA Hall of Fame member Chris Kempf, head coach of the Oredockers, hopes to bring along as the season unfolds. The Ashland Daily Press caught up with Kempf to discuss his team, currently 1-2 in the Heart ‘O North Conference, as it stands presently … and where it can go from...
Mellen, May 03 High School Softball🥎 Game Notice
There are 2 high school Softball🥎 games in Mellen. The Northwood High School softball team will have a game with Mellen Middle-High School on May 03, 2024, 16:30:00 CST. The Northwood High School softball team will have a game with Mellen Middle-High School on May 03, 2024, 17:00:00 CST.
Butternut-Mercer takes loss at Mellen
The Butternut-Mercer Pioneers softball team lost at Mellen on April 15 during a Northern Lights Conference matchup. Mellen downed the Pioneers 11-1 in 5 innings after an unearned run on a throwing error ended the game with the 10 run rule. Pioneers pitcher Jersey Polencheck took the loss on the mound, going four complete innings and giving up 8 hits, 6 walks and had 3 strikeouts. Josie Wegner provided relief for 2/3 of an inning, giving up 2 walks with a strikeout. ...
HHS track girls win HON indoor championship; boys take second
The Hayward Hurricanes girls track and field team won the Heart O’ North Conference Indoor Championships for the fourth year in a row while the Hurricane boys team finished second out of nine schools Friday April 12 at the Ashland Fieldhouse. “I am very happy with these results as we close our indoor season and move into outdoor season” said Coach Ben DiSera. “This meet is usually a pretty good indicator of how we stack up against the rest of the teams in our conference...
Outside time at last
As is often the case in the Bay Area, spring provided an early tease for fans of outdoor sports — before winter returned to cancel dates and delay the fun. Baseball, softball, soccer, golf and tennis all were called upon to reschedule contests; but Ashland Oredockers Athletic Director Brian Miller, with 17 years of experience managing program schedules, reminded athletes and supporters alike that the unexpected is to be expected this time of year. “The spring for us in the Northwoods is always like this,”...
Play Ball!
It is probable that most spring-sport athletes are welcoming a return to competing outdoors after a long spring of mostly practicing inside; and this may be particularly true for baseball players. Many of whom began playing the game from an early age, with some continuing to play well into adulthood. Such longevity and devotion, according to the South Shore Cardinals baseball team’s Head Coach Joshua Plummer, is one of the things that makes the sport special. “I’ve been involved in baseball since I was 5...
Northland College Notes
Host Northland College LumberJacks baseball team took down the University of Northwestern-St. Paul Eagles, 3-2, in Upper Midwest Athletic Conference play on Friday, April 12. Senior Zach Ross drove home the winning run — a walk off shot to center field. After riding a three game winning streak leading into the April 13 home doubleheader with the Eagles, the ‘Jacks fell twice and now sit sixth in the UMAC with a 2-9 record. The team welcomes Crown College for a three game series on April 19-20. ...
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