Ogilvie played two games in Rush City yesterday. With forecasted rain all day Thursday, game were moved around to ensure all conference games were finished for the season. The Lions lost their first game of the day to Mille Lacs 11-1. Much like their first game the Tigers defense played well and their offense was able to score in the 1st inning to take a 1-0 lead. But sadly, their offense was quiet for some time. This allowed Ogilvie to start to find some momentum.

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

Braham softball hosted Rush City on Tuesday. The Bombers were looking for the season sweep over the Tigers, while Rush City was looking for a big win on the road. A big conference matchup for both teams, a win for the Bombers meant they were one step away from becoming conference champs, a win for the Tigers would tie them at the top with the Bombers.

The Bombers softball team hosted Ogilvie on Friday. In what was the start to a busy weekend for the Bombers, they were looking to keep their hold on the top spot in the conference. The Lions were coming in having won 5 straight game and 7 of their last 8 and were looking to improve their section record.

Milaca's baseball team traveled to Pine City on Thursday afternoon. Both teams came in feeling like they have yet to play a complete game. Both were fairly good on defense, but the offenses have struggled to get things going. This was an important game for both as it was a section game as well.

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.

Braham welcomed the Jags on Tuesday. The Jags 1st inning didn't go well. After only getting one hit from the offense, the defense gave up 4 runs on 3 hits to the Bombers and found themselves trailing early

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The Bombers played the Cardinals on Wednesday night. This was not the first game between these two teams. They had met earlier in the sea

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