High School Highlights for Thursday, May 22nd, 2025 – Post Bulletin

Section 1, class 2a

First round

• Lourdes Pitcher Easton Gasner Throwed a complete game and only allowed a deserved run with five goals without walks and five strikeouts during the 12-2 victory of the Eagles against Chatfield No. 11 in the opening round of class 2a. Jack McCabe Went 2-against-3 with two doubles, three RBIs and a run that was achieved for Lourdes.

• Dane Damson Was 2: 3 with two RBIs in a 4: 3 victory against Plainview-Elgin-Millville in eight Innerings in the first round of class 1, grade 2a. Hudson Ohm Thrown a complete game for ZM and held PEM for four goals and three runs while he spoke 11. Elias Walch drew up two RBIs Nolan Welke Went 1: 3 with a double and a run scored for PEM. Elias Walch Six struck six and allowed six goals and three runs over six innings in loss.

• Nick Thein We had a great day on the plate that went 3: 3 with a Homerun, a double, four runs and four RBIs when Pine Island defeated the 1-2a GMLOK playoffs with 11: 1 with 11: 1. Luke Sems drove into two runs and went 2: 4 for PI. Jug Alex Knox And Brandon week GMLOK held three hits and a run and combined for 11 strikes.

• Luke Decker Was 1: 3 and drove in a 2-0 win against Dover-Eyota in the first round of section 1-2a tournament. Tommy Kozak allowed only four goals and two walks over seven innings and hit 12 for the saints. Mat Matejka I threw six innings and scattered five goals and two runs while scoring six strikeouts for DE.

• Eric Bermea Was 3 against 3 and drove in three runs to defeat Hayfield 5: 4 with 5: 4 in the first round of section 1-1a tournament. Kael Steele Pushed 10 and scattered five goals, four runs and six walks over six innings. Bermea earned the rescue on the hill, only took a walk and had two strikeoutes in an ining.

• Sam Klug 2-against-3 went with two doubles and two RBIs, around Spring Grove in the first round of class 1a tournament in the first round 1 A. Brandon Jahnke Thrown a complete game for Spring Grove and scattered two hits, a run and three walks with nine strikeouts.

Big Nine Conference

• Aiden Yochim A double scored a double and went 1-2 for centuries in a 1-0 defeat against Northfield in the regular season finale. Mike Ruff And Aidan Neshem Combined for 10 strikes and only allowed three goals and one over six innings that were recorded for the Panthers.

Section 1, class 4a

Elimination bracket

• Mayo Santanna Heise Had a Homerun and a double and drove in four runs when Mayo No. 7 defeated No. 3 Lakeville South 13-5. Lauren Chon went 3-by-4.

Section 1, class 2a

Second round

• Avery Auädahl, Lily Wiebke And Lily Auigahl Everyone drove in two runs for Caledonia in a 9-0 victory over Lourdes in the second round of section 1-2a tournament. Avery Auigahl Thrown a complete game for the Warriors and distributed five goals, a run and a walk with 13 strikeouts.

Quarterfinals

• Carter Raymond She threw a complete game for Randolph and Limited Caledonia on just four goals and no runs in a 1-0 victory in the quarter-finals of section 1-2a. Raymond Also 11 strikeouts scored and was 2 against 3 on the plate with a double. Avery Auigahl allowed three goals and one run and excluded nine for Caledonia.

Section 1, class 1a

Elimination bracket

• No. 9 Goodhue eliminates No. 5 Lewiston-Altura with a 10: 5 victory in the excretion class. Aubrey Christianson Had three hits, including a triple for the wildcats. Kylie Mandelkow Also had three hits, including a triple.

Big Nine Conference Meet

• Century ended with Mankato West as Big Nine Conference Champion and scored 224 points. John Marshall was the seventh (98) and Mayo eighth (95). century Sophia comfortable Came through with a fantastic 2: 13.59 -time to win the 800. It was also part of a 4×400 relay team (Cecilia KesselringPresent Emma AndersonPresent Kaia BerryComfortable), which ran a great time of 3: 56.50 at the win of this event. Century got a first place from Mary Amusan In the discus (122-10) and a second of her in the shot (41-1 1/4). Century received a 2-3 finish in the 400 of Anderson (59.17) and Berry (59.47). John Marshalls Abigail Tri was the first in the 3,200 (11: 19.73) and secondly in 1,600 (5: 05.75). Teammate Norah Miller won the triple jump with a distance of 37-2 1/4. Winona's Alexis Urbick Swept the hurdles (15.08 100s, 45.68 300s). The Winhawks' Adriana Brenengen Was the first in 400 (58.64) and the second in the 200 (26.52).

Kasson-Mantorville Invitational

Stewartville's Ella Theobald came through with an excellent winning discus throw of 128-foot 9 and teammate Audrey Shindelar won the high jump with a 5-2 release in a three-team meeting in Kasson.

Big Nine Conference

• Century has another spectacular show Josh Kyei-Baffour When the senior won the 110 hurdles in a meet Record 13.80. Mayo scored the most points from the Rochester teams in third place with 176. Century achieved 107 for Fifth and John Marshall 104 for sixth place. Mayo Isaiah Beale Was second in the 200, time in 22.51. Owatonna Nolan Ginske – The three events won and was in another second – the 200 claimed in 22.21. JMS Chris Garcia-Lara won the 100 (10.94) and teammates Eli Ladu Was second in the triple jump and was 42 foot-6 3/4. Mayo's excellent 4×100 relay team from Beale, Sabastian BariPresent Xavier Adams And Joseph Boguslawski Seconded to Mankato West in the event with a time of 42.74. West was planned in 42.68. Winona's Deion Prolo won the 300 hurdles in 39.82.

Kasson-Mantorville Invitational

• Kasson-Mantorville David obstacle won the 800 (1 :; 58.48) and the 1,600 (4: 31.21) in a three-team meeting in Kasson.

Big Nine Conference Meet

• Century junior Brennan Weckwerth led his team to the title at the last meeting of the Big Nine Conference of the season. Weckwerth made three birdies on the first nine and shot a 2-over-par-74 in the bridges in Winona to get the honor of medal worries. Century ended with a total of 322 teams, good for a one-shot victory over Northfield. Winona (326) and Albert Lea (329) also ended the Panthers within seven strokes. Northfields Elias Ekern Second (75) and Mayo's Isaac ancestor and Austin Elijah Krueger were part of a four-way riots for third place with 76.

Meet Southeast Conference

• Lanesboro had four golfers in the top 10 one in the two best-when the SEC meeting won with a score of 351. Southland was the runner -up at 368. Jack Brogle earned the honor of medalists with an 81 and teammate Holdyn Wilford Was second at 87. Southland's Kade Overocker Third place (89), while Houston's's Logan Olson Was fourth (89).

Big Nine Conference Meet

• Owatonna won the last big nine meeting of the season on his home course and shot 320, good for a 34-shot advantage over the second-placed Northfield. Mayo took the fourth (380), John Marshall Seventh (406) and Century Neez (433). Defender State Champion Carmen Jirele From Owatonna was the medalist with a level Par 72. Austin's Ailani Thiravong Shot an 84 to make fifth place. Mayo's top finisher was Flora Bolster (88), while JMS Claire archery Placed ninth (89).

Meet Southeast Conference

• Lanesboro took four of the five best places, including the top three, to win the Sec-Meet (387) with 45 shots over the second-placed Southland (452). Lanesboro Jentry Schreiber Was the medalist (92), teammate Addison McCabe The runner -up (93) and Ellie McCabe Third (97) with placed, with Grace Tufte in the fifth (105). Southland's Claire Nelsen Fourth was (103).

Big Nine Conference

• Century scored nine goals from Liv Morrisey and eight of Bella Ashton On the way to an 18-10 victory against John Marshall/Lourdes. It was Ashton's 105th goal of her career.

• Bailey Schmitz And Nevaeh fuck Everyone scored four goals and Mayo blew Northfield 18-6.

Non-conference

• Mayo/Century/John Marshall ended the regular season with a sweep from Southland 25-10, 25-15, 25-13. Jackson Smith Runed the way for the Spartans with seven kills, seven aces and six DIGS. Elijah Enke And Haziel Sagastume Make a combined 24 -set assists for Rochester. The Spartans are 14-7.

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