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The NRHEG Panther boys golf team traveled to Blooming Prairie Saturday, April 21 and came home in a disappointing seventh place out of 10 teams.
USC won the event with a 347 total. Kasson-Mantorville was one shot back at 348. The host Blossoms garnered third place at 362. The Panthers managed to navigate 18 holes at 411.
Nate Pederson of USC was medalist with an 18 hole score of 80. Teammate Ryan Pederson was close behind with an 81.
Sam Grothem led the Panther scoring with an 89. Cole Lenort (101,) Macoy Schwierjohann (102) and Sam Nafe (119) figured in the rest of NRHEG team total.
BP Invite Team Totals
USC 347
Kasson-Mantorville 348
Blooming Prairie 362
JWP 373
Cannon Falls 383
Hayfield 390
NRHEG 411
Lyle/Pacelli 424
Glenville-Emmons 463
Alden-Conger 491
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The NRHEG baseball team continued its success with a 10-0, six-inning Gopher Conference victory over JWP at New Richland’s Legion Field last Thursday.
The win improved coach Jeff Reese’s crew to 3-0 in the conference and 5-1 overall.
David Lassahn and Lucas Meyer swung the big bats for the Panthers. Lassahn went 2-for-3 with two doubles, two RBIs and two runs scored, Meyer 3-for-4 with three RBIs. Matt Dahle added a hit while Tyler Sorenson laid down a successful suicide squeeze bunt.
Junior Nic Mangskau was the winning pitcher, going the distance while allowing three hits and one walk with three strikeouts.
“Mangskau pitched very well again in his second start,” said Coach Reese. “His control has been excellent, with only one walk in 13 innings. Offensively, we only had six hits but had several ‘at ‘em’ balls and only two strikeouts.”
The Panthers backed Mangskau with a defense that committed only one error.
The Panthers host Blooming Prairie Monday, April 23.
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They say success is contagious and, if that’s the case, it looks like the NRHEG softball team has caught it.
The Panthers went 3-0 during the past week, running their record to 5-1 for the season and 2-1 in the Gopher Conference.
“We have some young gals really stepping up,” said coach Wendy Schultz. “Our upperclassmen are doing well, too.”
On Saturday at Legion Field, it was a youngster who delivered the key hit in a 6-5 nonconference victory over Albert Lea.
Alyssa Esplan, normally a B-squader, was called on to pinch hit with the bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the sixth inning. She smacked a first-pitch single to the right side of the field to score two runs.
Anna Stork had a clutch two-out, two-run single in the third.