Scores from 09/15
Here is the scorecard from Tuesday night.
Volleyball:
The match heard on SAM, GFW was a straight set winner over Sleepy Eye, as did St Mary’s over BLHS and Wabasso over Lester Prairie, Springfield defeats Cathedral 3 to 2, Cedar Mountain wins a section match over Nicollet 3 to 1 and Mayer Lutheran was a 3 to 2 winner over Cleveland. South Central finals-St Clair defeats MVL 3 to 1, Lesueur/Henderson was a 3 to 1 winner over LCWM and Sibley East defeats Maple River 3 to 0. Marshall defeats St Peter 3 to 0 and Jackson County Central was a 3 to 0 winner over St James.
Soccer:
Boy’s finals-New Ulm defeats St Peter 3 to 2 and Marshall was a 6 to 2 winner over Wings United.
Girl’s finals-New Ulm picks up a 3 to 1 win over St Peter and Marshall defeats Wings United 14 to nil.
Tennis:
St Peter defeats Belle Plaine 7 to 0, St James was a 7 to 0- winner over River Valley, Sibley East was a 5 to 2 winner over Maple River and Lesueur/Henderson defeats USC 5 to 2.
Twins drop third straight:
The New York Yankees scored eight runs for a second consecutive game off of Minnesota Twins pitching and won game two of their three-game series at Target Field last night, 8-1. New York outfielder Spencer Jones hit his tenth homer of the season and drove home three runs. Rookie Emmanuel Rodriguez drove home the lone Twins run. Minnesota starter Bailey Ober went five-and-a-third innings, allowing three runs on nine hits. Yankees lefty Max Fried tossed seven innings on one-run, six-hit ball, striking out six and walking none. The Twins are now 70-81, while the Yanks are 88-63. Minnesota tries to avoid the three-game sweep with a matinee game today at 12:40 P-M. Coverage begins at 12pm on KNUJ and SAM 107.3.
Wild Extend Hynes:
The Wild announced a contract extension yesterday, head coach John Hynes. Hynes was entering into the final year of his contract so yesterday Guerin announced a multiyear extension for the guy behind the bench. Hynes is entering his fourth season as the Wild head coach. Now the Wild turn their attention to the start of training camp which officially gets underway today with physicals and team meetings. The team takes the ice on Thursday at TRIA Rink in St. Paul. The first preseason game is Saturday night against Chicago at Grand Casino Arena.
