Thursday, May 8 results
High school baseball
Windom 7, Jackson County Central 0
Luverne 15, Worthington 3 (5 innings)
Blue Earth Area 9, Martin County West 3
Martin Luther/Granada-Huntley-East Chain at Lake Crystal-Wellcome
Memorial
Truman 5, Nicollet 4
Fairmont 6, Saint James 2
New Ulm 5, Fairmont 4
Murray County Central 4, Southwestern United 2
Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin 9, Red Rock Central/Westbrook-Walnut
Grove 3
Adrian 10, Edgerton 0 (5 innings)
High school softball
Jackson County Central 6,
Redwood Valley 0
Jackson County Central 15, Redwood Valley 9
Maple River 8, Martin Luther/Granada-Huntley-East Chain 3
Murray County Central 33, Southwestern United 5 (5 innings)
Saint James 12, Fairmont 3
Boys golf
Jackson County Central 167, Luverne 175
Windom 162, Luverne 175
Southwest Star Concept 189, Southwest Minnesota Christian 208
WWG triangular
1. Westbrook-Walnut Grove 168, 2. Hills-Beaver Creek 187, 3. Round
Lake-Brewster 193.
Girls golf
Luverne 193,
Jackson County Central 208
Luverne 193, Windom 193 (Luverne wins tiebreaker)
Adrian 214, Southwestern United 233
College baseball
Region XI Division II
At Mason City
First round
Ellsworth 7, Iowa Lakes 3
North Central Conference tournament
At Omaha
First round
Augustana 10, Minnesota-Duluth 3
Saint Cloud State 8, North Dakota 4
Second round
Nebraska-Omaha 2, Augustana 1 (10 innings)
Minnesota State, Mankato 6, Saint Cloud State 2
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference tournament
At Wayne, Neb.
First round
Bemidji State 5, Upper Iowa 2
Wayne State 6, Winona State 3
Concordia (Saint Paul) 2, Southwest Minnesota State 1
College softball
Big 10 tournament
At Evanston, Ill.
First round
Michigan State 2, Michigan
1
Northwestern 8, Ohio State 0 (5
innings)
Missouri Valley Conference
tournament
At Carbondale, Ill.
First round
Wichita State 5,
Indiana State 4
Missouri State 8,
Evansville 6
Semifinals
Drake 8, Wichita State 4
Missouri State 5,
Southern Illinois 0
NCAA Division II regional tournament
At Emporia, Kan.
First round
Winona State 2, Central Missouri State
1
Southwest Minnesota State 3, Northwest Missouri State
2 (8 innings)
Nebraska-Omaha 1, Minnesota State, Mankato
0
Emporia State 5, Washburn 3
Loser's bracket
Northwest Missouri State 1, Central Missouri State 0 (11
innings)
NCAA Division III regional tournament
At Eau Claire, Wis.
First round
Saint Thomas 8, Ripon 0 (6
innings)
Simpson 1, Illinois Wesleyan 0
Wisconsin-Eau Claire 10, North Central
0 (5 innings)
Wisconsin-Oshkosh 5, Aurora 0
Major League Baseball
Chicago White Sox 6, Minnesota Twins 2
Huskies to host softball
tournament
May 8,
2008
JACKSON - A field of eight teams is scheduled to compete in the
Subway/JCC Invitational Saturday at the Field of Dreams complex.
Play starts at 9:30 a.m., with Jackson County Central facing
Brandon Valley and Saint Peter facing Rockford.
Games at 11 a.m. have Martin County West playing Red Rock
Central/Westbrook-Walnut Grove and Blue Earth Area taking on Big
Lake.
Play continues throughout the day. The fifth- and seventh-place
games are scheduled for 3:30 p.m., with the championship and
third-place games scheduled for 5 p.m.
Subway/JCC Invitational
First round
Upper bracket
Jackson County Central vs. Brandon Valley, 9:30 a.m.
Saint Peter vs. Rockford, 9:30 a.m.
Lower bracket
Martin County West vs. Red Rock Central/Westbrook-Walnut Grove,
11 a.m.
Blue Earth Area vs. Big Lake, 11 a.m.
Semifinals
Upper-bracket winners, 12:30 p.m.
Lower-bracket winner, 2 p.m.
Consolation semifinals
Upper-bracket losers, 12:30 p.m.
Lower- bracket losers, 2 p.m.
Seventh place
Game at 3:30 p.m.
Fifth place
Game at 3:30 p.m.
Third place
Game at 5 p.m.
Championship
Game at 5 p.m.
Spring Sprint Car Nationals slated
for Friday
May 8,
2008
JACKSON - The 2008 season at
Jackson Speedway is
scheduled to start Friday with the Jackson Sprint Car Spring
Nationals, sponsored by Van Wyhe Livestock and Folkens Brothers
Trucking.
The event will feature 360 sprint cars, along with double barrel
sprints and the Jackpot Junction IMCA touring sprint cars.
This event will be the highest paying spring 360 sprint car purse in
the upper midwest, with first place paying $2,500.
The format will be heat race passing points with the top 10 in
points competing in a dash for the starting lineup for the
$2,500-to-win main event.
The race will be the inaugural event to the newly formed Jackson
Speedway Touring Series. This series will be for 360 sprints and
include approximately 10 events at Jackson Speedway and various
surrounding tracks.
Listen to KKOJ and KRAQ for reports starting at 5 p.m. Friday.
ILCC announces another wrestling
walk-on
May 8,
2008
ESTHERVILLE - Iowa Lakes Community College has announced another
student-athlete who will attend the school and join the wrestling
program as a walk-on.
Darrick Minner, who will wrestle at 125 pounds, is from Nebraska
City, Neb.
He had a career high school record of 90-33, qualifying for the
state tournament three times, finishing as high as fifth his junior
year.
Minner will enroll in Iowa Lakes’ criminal justice program.
Windom tops JCC in golf duals
May 8,
2008
WINDOM - Host Windom was a winner over Jackson County Central in
both the boys and girls meets in a golf dual Wednesday at Windom Golf
Club.
The Eagles won the boys match 148-163, led by Jordan Stahl's
medalist effort with a 33. Windom's other counting scores had Hunter
Johnson with a 35, Jordan Higley with a 39 and Jared Hager with a 41.
Scott Benson was low for JCC with a 37. Pat Garvin followed with a
41, followed by Tyler Asa (42), Tanner Asa (43), Colton Ward (45) and
Evan Sieler (49).
Windom won the B-squad boys meet 171-212. Micah Wiegelt carded a 48
for the Huskies, followed by Kyle Edlin (49), John Marker (57), Ben
Kocak (58), Andrew Dose (61) and Jordan Snyder (69).
In the girls meet, Windom was a 181-194 winner, led by medalist
Sabrina Bolin with a 43. Other counting scores had Ashley Jackson with
a 44, April Buhler with a 46 and Casey Christensen with a 48.
Emily Marker was low for the Huskies with a 44, followed by Kaylee
Benson (48), Rachel Hanson (51), Karlee Schneekloth (51), Erika Voss
(56) and Briel Hendrcksen (57).
In the B-squad girls meet, Courtney Donnelli had a 54 for JCC and
Kadee Grages shot a 74.
The Huskies are at Luverne Thursday. JCC had originally been
scheduled to host Red Rock Central, but that meet had to be moved to
make room for the conference dual.
Trojans score in seventh to beat Huskies
May 8,
2008
JACKSON - Worthington scored a run in the top of the seventh inning
to beat Jackson County Central 2-1 in a Southwest Conference baseball
game at Wacker Field Wednesday.
The Huskies took a 1-0 lead in the fourth when Trevon Bargfrede
drew a bases-loaded walk. The Trojans scored single runs in the fifth
and seventh.
Matt King went the first five innings for Worthington, allowing one
run on four hits while walking seven and striking out three. Joe
Ahrens went the final two innings, allowing no runs while not walking
a batter and striking out two.
Ryan Rasche went the distance and took the loss for JCC, allowing
two unearned runs on five hits while walking two and striking out six.
Kent Knutson had two hits for the Trojans.
Rasche had two hits and walked once for the Huskies. Cook had the
double in the first inning.
Worthington won the B-squad game 9-8.
Worthington is 4-3 in the conference and 5-4 overall, while Jackson
County Central is 4-4 and 6-5.
Wednesday, May 7 results
High school baseball
Worthington 2, Jackson County Central 1
B squad: Worthington 9, Jackson County Central 8
Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin 7, Adrian 5
Truman 12, Glenville-Emmons 9
Boys golf
Windom 148, Jackson County Central 163
B squad: Windom 171, Jackson County Central 212
Girls golf
Windom 181, Jackson County Central 194
College baseball
North Dakota State 9, Minnesota 4
Northern Iowa 9, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 6
Concordia (Moorhead) 6, Saint Mary's 4
Concordia (Moorhead) 7, Saint Mary's 6
Saint Olaf 17, Bethel 3
Major League Baseball
American League
Minnesota Twins 13, Chicago White Sox 1
Detroit Tigers 10, Boston Red Sox 9
Kansas City Royals 9, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 4
Cleveland Indians 3, New York Yankees 0
Oakland Athletics 6, Baltimore Orioles 5 (10 innings)
Toronto Blue Jays 6, Tampa Bay Rays 2
Texas Rangers 2, Seattle Mariners 0
National League
Cincinnati Reds 9, Chicago Cubs 0
New York Mets 12, Los Angeles Dodgers 1
Pittsburgh Pirates 3, San Francisco Giants 1
Atlanta Braves 5, San Diego Padres 2
Florida Marlins 6, Milwaukee Brewers 2
Houston Astros 4, Washington Nationals 3
Colorado Rockies 4, Saint Louis Cardinals 3
Philadelphia Phillies 5, Arizona Diamondbacks 4
WNBA preseason
Minnesota Lynx 78, Indiana Fever 64
NBA Playoffs
Orlando Magic 111, Detroit Pistons 86
(Pistons lead series 2-1)
Los Angeles Lakers 120, Utah Jazz 110
(Lakers lead series 2-0)
JCC '9' to host Worthington Wednesday
May 7,
2008
JACKSON - The Jackson County Central baseball team will host
Worthington in a makeup Southwest Conference baseball game Wednesday
at Wacker Field.
Game time is 4 p.m. We'll have the game on 1190 KKOJ.
The Huskies are 4-3 in the league and 6-4 overall, while the
Trojans are 3-3 and 4-4.
JCC won the first meeting between the teams 9-2 in Worthington on
April 17.
Brown earns co-Player of the Week honor
May 7,
2008

Katie Brown |
IOWA CITY - Spirit Lake High School graduate Katie Brown has been
named a co-winner of the Big Ten Conference softball Player of the
Week Award for the final week of the regular season. Brown, a
sophomore first baseman-designated hitter, powered Iowa's offense
in a two-game sweep of Illinois last weekend.
She finished the weekend with an .833 batting average by going
5-for-6 with three home runs, one double, six runs batted in, one
intentional walk and four runs scored. Brown also tallied an
impressive 2.500 slugging percentage and an .857 on-base
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percentage.
Brown started the weekend by going 2-3 with a solo home run and a
double in Iowa's 5-2 win over Illinois Saturday. She gave Iowa its
first run of the game with a solo shot to right field and drove in the
fourth Hawkeye run with a double in the sixth inning.
Sunday was a career day for Brown, going a perfect 3-3 with career
highs in home runs (2), RBI (4) and runs scored (3). She smacked a
solo home run to the deepest part of center field in the fourth inning
to give Iowa a 3-0 lead. After Illinois knotted the score at four
later in the game, Brown delivered a three-run home run to right field
to help Iowa regain the lead for good at 7-4.
It’s the first time in her career that she’s been honored as Player
of the Week. She shares this week’s award with sophomore second
baseman Nicole Pauly of Northwestern.
Brown and the Hawkeyes are the third for the upcoming Big Ten
Tournament and will face No. 6 seed Illinois at 9 a.m. Friday.
Tuesday, May 6 results
High school baseball
Luverne 14,
Marshall 1 (5 innings)
Luverne 9, Marshall 3
Maple River 3, Martin Luther/Granada-Huntley-East Chain 0 (6
innings)
Edgerton 4, Southwestern United 1
High school softball
Windom 6,
Luverne 5
Luverne 9, Windom 1
Madelia/Truman 5, Alden-Conger 0 (5 innings)
Boys golf
Saint Clair 188, Granada-Huntley-East Chain/Martin Luther 210
Girls golf
Minneota Invitational
1. Minneota 184, 2. Fulda 205, 3. Adrian 212, 4. Lakeview 215, 5. Lincoln HI/Lake Benton
217, 6. Westbrook-Walnut Grove 220, 7. Wabasso 226, 8. MACCRAY 238, 9. Russell-Tyler-Ruthton 242.
Track and field
Section 2AA true team
At Faribault
Boys
1. Faribault 361, 2. Mankato East 338, 3. United South Central/Alden-Conger 261, 4. Fairmont
233.5, 5. Albert Lea 220, 6. Worthington 210, 7. Waseca 173.5.
Girls
1. Mankato East 338, 2. Waseca 297, 3. Fairmont 270, 4. Faribault
256, 5. Worthington 230, 6. United South Central/Alden-Conger 229.5,
7. Albert Lea 178.5.
College baseball
Iowa 13, Valparaiso 5
Concordia (Moorhead) 7, Augsburg 4
Concordia (Moorhead) 10, Augsburg 7
Carleton 25, Minnesota-Morris 5
Major League Baseball
American League
Chicago White Sox7, Minnesota Twins 1
Boston Red Sox 5, Detroit Tigers 0
New York Yankees 5, Cleveland Indians 3
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 5, Kansas City Royals 3
Tampa Bay Rays 5, Toronto Blue Jays 4
Oakland Athletics 4, Baltimore Orioles 2
Texas Rangers 10, Seattle Mariners 1
National League
Pittsburgh Pirates 12, San Francisco Giants 6
Chicago Cubs 3, Cincinnati Reds 0
Atlanta Braves 5, San Diego Padres 3
Florida Marlins 3, Milwaukee Brewers 0
Houston Astros 6, Washington Nationals 5
St. Louis Cardinals 6, Colorado Rockies 5
Arizona Diamondbacks 6, Philadelphia Phillies 4
Los Angeles Dodgers 5, New York Mets 4
NBA Playoffs
Boston Celtics 76, Cleveland Cavaliers 72
(Celtics lead series 1-0)
Bucs take two duals from Huskies
May 6,
2008
JACKSON - Visiting Blue Earth Area defeated Jackson County
Central in both the girls and boys meets in a golf dual Monday at
Jackson Golf Club.
The Buccaneers won the girls meet 199-206, led by Jessica Skaave,
who had medalist honors with a 45.
The JCC girls lost for the first time this season and have a 4-1
record.
Karlee Schneekloth was low for Jackson County Central with a 49,
followed by Briel Hendricksen (50), Emily Marker (51) and Rachel
Hanson (56).
The Huskies did not have a complete B-squad girls team. Courtney
Donnelli carded a 64, followed by Kadie Grages (69) and Kristin
Schultz (71).
In the varsity boys meet, BEA's Jon Trasamar took medalist honors
with a 37 as the Bucs beat the Huskies 164-180. JCC is 5-2 in duals.
Scott Benson carded a 40 for Jackson County Central, followed by
Pat Garvin (44), Colton Ward (45), Evan Sieler (51), Tyler Asa (54)
and Micah Wiegelt (56).
Blue Earth Area won the B-squad boys meet 209-247.
Kyle Edlin was low for JCC with a 54, followed by Tyler Bale
(62), Ethan Voss (62), Jordan Snyder (67), Andrew Dose (69) and
Jacob Petersen (93).
The Huskies travel to Luverne for a Southwest Conference dual
Tuesday.
MCW golfers sweep duals from GHECML
May 6,
2008
SHERBURN - Martin County West came out on top in both the boys
and girls meets at a golf dual Monday at Fox Lake Golf Course.
Jarvis Weber carded a 38 for medalist honors as the Mavericks won
the boys dual over Granada-Huntley-East Chain/Martin Luther 166-225.
Also for MCW, Josh Ellanson carded a 42, with Tom Wilson and Levi
Pederson each shooting 43s.
In the girls meet, Sarah Manzey claimed medalist honors with a 48
as Martin County West was a 217-237 winner over the Mustangs.
Reilley Olson was next for MCW with a 52, followed by Rachael
Amborn (56) and Karen Suter (61).
The Martin County West boys will host Southwest Star Concept and
Saint Clair Friday, while the girls will entertain Southwestern
United and Saint Clair.
Benson eighth in latest boys golf ratings
May 6,
2008
Three Laker golfers advance to national event
May 6,
2008
FORT DODGE - Three members of the Iowa Lakes Community College
men's golf team have qualified for the National Junior College
Athletic Association tournament in Goodyear, Ariz., May 20–23.
The Iowa Lakes men’s golf team finished second
behind Kirkwood at the Region XI Golf Tournament on Monday.
Nick Christensen tied for fourth with a 36-hole total of 150 on
rounds of 77 and 73, Tom Thompson placed seventh (77-74 - 151) and Ross Froehlich
tied for eighth (79-74 - 153). Froelich then won the playoff with a par on