Mora hosted International Falls on Monday night. Round one of the playoffs saw Mora welcome in the Broncos as Mora received the 4 seed in Section 7AA. The Mustangs were certainly looking to erase the sour taste of a loss on senior night at home just days ago.

Mora hosted Proctor on Tuesday. The Mustangs came into the finally week of the regular season as the #5 seed in the section. With a couple wins this week, they could potentially jump into the 3rd seed.

The Playoffs are upon us! Let's take a look at how each team finished and where they'll play in the 1st round of the playoffs! Class A Section 5A East Braham 20-6(11-0), 1st in section The Bombers have their heads down looking to get back to the section championship. They scheduled maybe one of the toughest seasons but it all paid off. They'll host Hinckley-Finlayson on Thursday. Ogilvie 12-13(8-5), 5th in Section The Lions have a younger team this year but have

The Lady Dragons traveled to Mora on Friday night. These two teams met a week before and the Dragons were able to hold on for a tight win. But this time the game was in Mora, with alot on the line. Not just a conference win, but a section win, which would help both teams elevate their seedings for playoffs. The 1st half of the game saw Pine City get the lead early, but Mora kept themselves within a few possessions. Both teams battled it out, Pine City held the lead but co

East Central traveled to Mora on Monday night. Both teams have a lot of youth on their squads but the youth is very talented and continues to improve as the season goes along.

Mora traveled to Pine City on Tuesday night. For the 2nd time in nearly as many weeks, the Dragons and Mustangs would hit the field for their rivalry game. The last time out, Pine City was able to get the shutout win at home. But this time, there was more on the line than just pride, the winner would move on to the section semi finals on Saturday.

Mora traveled to Hinckley-Finlayson on Thursday night. Coming into the night, the Jags had not won a game and had only won 3 sets, while the Mustangs were top six in the section and looked to keep pace with the top spot in the conference. In both the first two sets Mora had jumped out to an early lead and took control early.

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Mora hosted North Branch on Friday night. Both these teams know how to score runs, but little did we know they were going score 7 in the 1st inning. The Nighthawks got on the board first, before Derek Graves was able to shut them down. Mora was able to answer with 6 runs of their own on 5 hits.

Mora hosted Isanti on Wednesday night. This game had a chance of not even being played due to all the rain during the day. But it all stopped in time to dry things out enough to get this game in. It was an important game to get played, because both teams were fighting for their spots in their divisions. Isanti needed a win to stay ahead of the two teams tied for 2nd in the south that were making late season surges. The Blue Devils were looking to close the gap between them

Mora hosted the Bandits on Friday night. The Blue Devils were able to score the games first run in the bottom of the 1st on a RBI single from Austin Peterson, after Logan Graves reached with a single as the leadoff man. But East Bethel would answer with a run of their own in the very next inning to tie the game at 1. Then neither team was able to get much going offensively the next two innings, thanks in large part to the pitching from both sides.

Mora traveled to Rush City for their home game on Wednesday. This move was due to these teams trying to move games around for the forecasted rain all day Thursday. The Tigers got off to a fast start in the game against Mora, scoring 4 runs in the first two innings. Their defense was also outstanding, allowing no runs and only 1 hits through 5 innings of play. Starting pitcher Kendal Pillar was seemingly having her way in the circle. But

The Mustangs baseball team hosted Aitkin on Tuesday. Mora was able to play a game under the lights against the Gobblers, in an unseasonably warm spring night. But the fans were out in full force to take in the warm weather and a Great River Conference game.

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The Mustangs traveled to St. John's University to the Sting on Saturday. These two teams had faced off only but a week ago with Mora comi

The Lady Mustangs hosted Braham on Monday night. This was the 2nd meeting between these two teams this season, in the newly expanded conf

Mora made their way to Pine City on Friday night. This was the 2nd meeting of the season between these two rivals. In a matchup that is a

Mora hosted Pine City on Thursday night. It was a rematch from earlier in the season. But it's not just a rematch, its a conference and a

Mora hosted Rush City on Thursday night. The Mustangs and Tigers came together for not just a section matchup, but a newly formed confere

The Mustangs hosted Royalton on Monday night. Mora was looking to gain another section win to keep their spot as the 2nd place team in ta