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Wadena-Deer Creek's Jordan Kern shot an 88 Tuesday in the Section 6AA golf tournament for a two-day total of 172 at Blackberry Ridge. Kern was WDC's lone qualifier for second round play on Monday. Failing to advance were Thomas Quincer (90), Jack Goeden (98), Matthew Quincer (107), Wade Piper (123) and Dawson Lupkes (126). The best two-day individual round of the tournament was turned in by David Schneider of Albany who carded a 144. St.
Wadena-Deer Creek's Gabi Ross and Jess Rondestvedt fired rounds of 87 and 92 Tuesday at Blackberry Ridge but failed to advance to state with the Section 6AA field. The two...
Wadena-Deer Creek's Jordan Kern carded an 84 Monday at Sartell's Blackberry Ridge Golf Course to qualify for Tuesday's competition in the Section 6AA golf tournament. Golfers from the top four teams advanced along with individuals who made the cut of 85. The WDC boys shot a 379 team round for 12th place.
Wadena-Deer Creek's Gabi Ross and Jess Rondestvedt qualified for the second round of Section 6AA golf competition Monday at Blackberry Ridge. Ross was six strokes off the first day's best score with a 90. Rondestvedt shot a 94. The top eight individuals, not members of a qualifying team, and any individual within five strokes of the golfer in first place, advanced to the second round. Rocori's Marja Sorenson posted a 73 for first day medalist honors. Wadena-Deer Creek placed eighth in team competition Monday with a 407.
Dillon Card worked six strong innings and Ethan Korfe went 2-for-4 with four RBIs Thursday as Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale topped Wadena-Deer Creek 6-1 at Anderson Park in Verndale. Card scattered five hits and struck out seven. The BHV senior did not allow a free pass. Preston Riewer came on in the seventh to record the final three outs. Korfe, Card, Zach Johnson and Jordan Frethem collected doubles in the game, Riewer singled and scored twice. Johnson, Frethem, Mac Schluttner and Mack Jones also scored in the win. WDC's Jake Dykhoff went 2-for-3 with one RBI.
Samuel Moore was a double qualifier in the weights and Rumor Stokes made the cut in four events Thursday at the Sub-Section 6A track and field meet in Pillager. Moore and Stokes were two of the five BHV athletes qualifying for Thursday's Section 6A track and field meet at Minnesota State University-Moorhead. Moore won the discus with a toss of 141-01 and took second in the shot put with a 49-1.75. Stokes took second in the triple jump with a 34-7.75, fourth in the long jump with a 15-7.25, fifth in the 300 hurdles with a 50.97 and ran a leg for the 4x200 relay team that placed second with
Jordyn Glenz and Sydney Weniger combined for four hits and seven RBIs Thursday as the Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale Raiders stayed alive in the Section 6A softball tournament by knocking off Brandon-Evansville 12-7. The Raiders were clinging to a 6-4 lead in the top of the fifth when they erupted for six runs. The Raiders sent 10 batters to the plate in their breakout inning.
Jordan Kern shot an 86 and three of his teammates carded career-best rounds Monday as the Wadena-Deer Creek Wolverines placed fourth in the last Mid-Minn Conference golf meet of the season at Cragun's Lodge. Kern's round left him one stroke away from all-conference honors. Shooting career-best rounds on the Cragun's Legacy course were WDC's Thomas Quincer (88), Dawson Lupkes (99) and Landon Blessing (148). Jack Goeden fired a 108 for the Wolverines. Staples-Motley's Andrew Israelson took meet and season medalist honors. Israelson carded a 69.
Morgan Hess went the distance as top-seeded Minnewaska Area ousted eighth-seeded Wadena-Deer Creek from Section 6AA tournament play Tuesday with a 3-1 fastpitch win. Hess surrendered five hits while striking out two in her seven innings of work. Morgan Zeise pitched a complete game for the Wolverines. Zeise did not allow a walk and fanned two. Casey Volkmann and Maddy Hinojos led the Wolverines with two hits apiece. Ashley Peters drove in Volkmann with WDC's lone run in the top of the first. The Wolverines held onto that lead until the fourth when the Lakers managed to tie the game.