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Fargo Post 2 Using Experience in Attempt to Repeat as Region Champions

SAM OSVAK, A 2024 SHANLEY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUAGE AND UPCOMING SOPHOMORE AT ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY, RETURNED TO POST 2 THIS SUMMER IN ATTEMPT TO 'RUN IT BACK."
Ryan Bowlin,

FARGO (KVRR) – “Live the Tradition.” That is the motto for the Fargo Post 2 legion baseball team. “We got a chance to go back to Shelby,” said pitcher Caden Nelson. “We just need to keep building and keep winning as many games as we can.” That is the goal every year for this Post 2 baseball program. Keep winning…

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HIGHLIGHTS: Wahpeton Post 20 Wins Border Battle Behind Aiden Hajek’s No-Hitter

AIDEN HAJEK TOSSES NO-HITTER FOR POST 20 IN THE ANNUAL FOURTH OF JULY BORDER BATTLE BETWEEN WAHPETON POST 20 AND BRECKENRIDGE POST 53.
Ryan Bowlin,

WAHPETON, N.D. (KVRR) -There are few traditions quite like it: The Border battle on the Fourth of July between Wahpeton Post 20 and Breckenridge Post 53. Each year since 2003 the two legion programs meet for game under the lights with fireworks to follow. In 2024 the game was rained out, and with rain in the forecast Friday, the teams…

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Red Lake County’s game-winning double-play wins Chris Heise Play of the Week

Aaron Walling,

ALEXANDRIA (KVRR) – It is time to crown the newest edition of the Chris Heise Play of the Week. Red Lake County’s game-winning double-play in the Class A state semifinals received an overwhelming amount of votes to win this time. This play happened after the semifinal game against Parkers Prairie was moved from St. Cloud to Alexandria due to the…

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Adversity, Upsets and Family: Red Lake County Baseball Makes History

A SEMIFINAL THAT TOOK TWO BALLPARKS AND A TOURNAMENT WHERE AN "UPSET" WIN WAS NEEDED EACH GAME; RLC OVERCOMES IT ALL TO WIN FIRST BASEBALL TITLE.
Ryan Bowlin,

MINNEAPOLIS (KVRR) – “We did it. Champions on three…one, two, three: CHAMPIONS!” That’s right, Champions. For the first time in Red Lake County baseball history, the Red Lake County Rebels are the last team standing. The road to become champions, the furthest thing from easy. It took three upset wins in Sections. As a 5-seed in the State Tournament, the…