Category: Baseball
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Wayzata wins Delano Legion tournament
Wayzata Wizards captured their fifth Stars and Stripes Tournament on Sunday in Delano defeating Champlin Park 8-1 in the championship game. Wayzata earned their spot in the final after defeating Edina 7-1 in the semifinals after a perfect 3-0 record in pool play. The Wizards defeated host Delano 5-2 on the opening day before downing…
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River Falls win third WBA title in five years
Wisconsin Baseball Association Class A Quarterfinals -River Falls Fighting Fish 8, Cadott Red Sox 2 -Spooner Cardinals 7, Hayward Hawks 2 -Tilden Tigers 5, Chippewa Falls Lumberjacks 2 -Wisconsin Rapids Redhawks 6, Brill Millers 4 Semifinals -River Falls 3, Spooner 0 -Tilden 5, Wisconsin Rapids 0 Championship -River Falls 13, Tilden 2 In Class B…
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Minnetonka Millers wrap up another Riverview League title
Minnetonka Millers wrapped up another Riverview League title last week clinching the pennant on the final day of the regular season. The Millers (10-2) needed a victory over Hopkins Berries to clinch outright and got it winning 6-2. Plymouth Hitdawg (9-3) finished just one game back.
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Tournament regulars Minnetonka, St. Louis Park return to state
Riverview League playoffs came to a conclusion Sunday night with the four and five seed playing in Game 5 of their week-long series. The fourth state tournament berth was on the line in the game between MacStrength Grizzlies and Plymouth Hitdawg. Both teams were seeking their first-ever state tournament which went to the Grizzlies after…
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Air Freight win first MBA Class A title
Air Freight Unlimited are Class A champions. Appearing in their third championship game AFU finally gave up the “runner up” role by defeating Highland Park Beavers 12-1. Both teams earned victories during the day to earn their spot in the final. While Air Freight had a fairly easy semifinal win Highland Park needed some late…
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Josh Kubitschek pitches St. Paul Capitals to victory over Warriors
Day 2 at Palm Field ended with a pitching duel for the ages. Lyon’s Pub Warriors starter J.D. Scholten and Josh Kubitschek of the St. Paul Capitals went toe-to-toe for nine innings – and it wasn’t enough. Neither team could put together any sustained offense for inning after inning. The game came to a dramatic…
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