baseball

Brady Schuster threw six strong innings and launched a two-run home run in Owatonna Post 77's 8-2 win over the Rochester A's Thursday at Fuller Field at Dartt's Park.

The Owatonna Aces amateur baseball pulled off a come-from-behind 7-6 win over Dodge County on Wednesday night at Fuller Field at Dartt's Park.

The Wingers and Panthers each fell behind early, but rallied for title-clinching victories in Section 1AAA and Section 1AAAA Tuesday to advance to the state tournament.

With the backdrop of a dazzling sunset and their fans cheering hard to the very end, the season ended for the Owatonna girls lacrosse team 14-6 at top-seed Farmington on Friday.

Medford stayed alive in the Section 2AA baseball playoffs with a come-from-behind 5-4 win at Maple River, their second upset of the tournament.

Owatonna fell behind early and had chances to rally late, but fell 8-2 to Lakeville South Monday in the Section 1AAAA playoffs. Their season ends with the defeat.

Owatonna put plenty of runners on base during the Section 1AAAA opener at Mayo Field, but fell to the Spartans 6-2. The Huskies face elimination Monday in Lakeville.

Owatonna's boys and girls lacrosse teams could clinch Big Nine titles on Thursday. The OHS girls are seeking their second straight championship.

Rochester Century topped Owatonna 5-2 in the Section 1AA tennis quarterfinals. The Huskies end their season at 15-5 with individual sections to start next week.

Cannon Falls combined good defense, timely hitting and solid pitching to score a 1-0 win over Kenyon-Wanamingo on Thursday evening. It was their fourth straight shutout.