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TRA from page 14
Alli Hendrickson
(5:23.70 PR) in third, All three
girls received all-conference.
After sweeping the
1600M, Becker took first, third
and seventh in the 3200 me-
ters.
Victoria Kolbinger won
the race decisively with a time
of 11:48.77. After her PR per-
formance in the 1600M, Hen-
drickson placed third with a
time of 11:56.94. Eighth-
grader Courtney Nuest ran
very well, taking over 20 sec-
onds off her previous time and
placed seventh.
Madi Kerzman won the
discus with a toss of 111'7 and
was third in the shot put at 32'9
1/2. McKenna Edling was
fifth in 31'2 1/4.
Cienna Pleoger placed
sixth in the long jump with her
third PR in three meets (15'1
3/4).
Hendrickson jumped 4'8
for fourth place and Hubbard
4'6 for seventh in the high
jump.
The 4x800M relay team
of Lindquist , Adeline Kent,
Kolbinger and Jackie Yeorg
placed third in a tight race that
saw the girls battling with Al-
bany the entire race. Yeorg out-
kicked her counterpart for the
team to beat them by 3/100th
of a second.
The 4x200M relay team
of Cassidy Pleoger, Kayden
Westin, Noaeill, and Sydney
Stommes placed fifth
(1:55.41).
The 4x100M relay run-
ners of Hubbard, Severson,
Keeley Holm and Stommes
took third with a good time of
52.96.
We were happy with de-
cent hand offs in both relays
after struggling earlier this sea-
son, said Head Coach Trish
Reimer-Kealy.
Becker finished the meet
with the 4x400M relay. While
Albany won the race with
4:19.99, Becker and Mora
were not far behind with both
teams getting 4:20.84.
Team scores: 1). Becker
184; 2). Foley 120.5; 3). Little
Falls 85.5; 4). Albany 83; 5).
Mora 75; 6). St Cloud Cathe-
dral 57; 7). Zimmerman 55.5;
8). Milaca 41.5.
All-conference members
are Miranda O'Brien (100M
hurdles), Bengtson (1600M,
800M), Dehmer (1600M,
800M), Hendrickson (1600M,
3200M), Cassidy Pleoger
(200M), Kolbinger (3200M),
Lahr (pole vault, triple jump),
Kerzman (discus).
Honorable mention goes
to Stommes (100M), Holm
(200M) and Hubbard (triple
jump).
We are really proud of
our girls and they did exactly
what was asked of them, said
Reimer-kealy. I really need to
applaud their efforts and team-
work. I also want to give a
shout out to the entire coaching
staff of Paul Schmidt, Josh
Ihrke and Dustin Weege, each
work hard with our kids. We
all enjoy working with the girls
and boys on our teams.
Up Next
The Lady Bulldogs will
compete in their 'Last Chance
Meet" Tuesday at Little Falls
prior to Section 8AA competi-
tion.

LAC from page 14
with nice shot placements.
As the half wound down, Delano scored
another goal to make the halftime score of 4-2.
In the second half, the Tigers scored off the
opening draw to go up by three. The Dawgs
came right back on the next draw with a goal
from Eisenreich on a free possession shot.
Once again, Becker dominated play in De-
lanos end, but the Tiger goalie looked like Mar-
tin Brodeur between the pipes, swatting away
almost every Becker attempt.
Delano withstood the pressure and eventu-
ally went up 8-3 with time running out.
The Becker girls played hard and finally
penetrated the net with two more goals before
Delano sealed the deal with a goal with three
seconds left.
Im proud of the team, they played hard,
said Hovde.
Becker (4-5) outshot the Tigers, 26 to 16.
Scoring for Becker were Kent with three
goals and Eisenreich with two.
Up Next
The Lady bulldogs hosted Orono Friday
night, then play at Grand Rapids Saturday,
Mound Westonka Tuesday before closing out
the regular season at home against St. Michael-
Albertville Thursday.

FIELD from page 15
team.
The meet was kicked off
with the 4x800M relay team
picking up a third place and
breaking the school record in
the relay for the second time.
When you are running
against two of the top teams in
the state, there is a little extra
adrenaline and our team of
Makarrall, Novak, Justin
Kringler and Sam Ricker gave
it their all, finishing with a new
record time of 8:31.61, said
Schmidt.
I think my favorite race
of the night came in the 800M
where 11th-seeded Kringler
decided to go out an set the
pace for the race.
Schmidt says Kringler is
always telling him that he has
more in the tank when he is
finished.
His lead held through the
first 650 meters, where he did
get passed by four athletes in-
cluding his teammate Mason
Makarrall, said Schmidt. But
Justin finished fifth and had a
new personal best of 2:06.7.
Makarrall finished third
with a 2:05.7.
Ricker picked up all-con-
ference honors in the 1600M
with a second place finish in a
time of 4:41.48. Brady Schee-
ley also earned all-conference
honors with a triple jump of 39'
7.25", which was good for sec-
ond place.
Dawson Thom achieved
honorable mention, all-confer-
ence in discus with a third
place finish and picked up
fourth place in the shot put.
Nick Radunz (disc) and Ryan
Nohner (shot) nailed down
sixth and seventh place.
Luke Pappenfus picked
up a couple important points
for Becker in the 3200M with
a seventh place finish and
Ethan Holm scored points in
the triple jump (fourth and
honorable mention) and a sev-
enth in the pole vault.
Jacob Drury, coming back
from injury, jumped well
enough to earn a tie for sixth
place in the high jump and
David Myres finished eighth in
the 110M hurdles.
It was a fantastic night
for the Bulldogs, said
Schmidt. I am very proud of
all the guys that competed and
worked hard for the team.
They can all be proud of their
accomplishments.
Team scores: 1). Becker
120.5; 2). Albany 103.5; 3).
Mora 103; 4). Zimmerman
97.5; 5). Foley 94; 6). Little
Falls 87; 7). Milaca 50.5; 8).
Cathedral 45.
Up Next
Next meet is the last
chance meet in Little Falls next
Tuesday before gearing up for
sections the following week.

BANDITS from page 15
the lead to 6-2.
The following inning, Tanner Niedenfeuhr
and Matthew Moe reached bases on back-to-
back walks. Yoerg drove a single to the outfield
to drive in Neidenfeuhr to bring the score to 6-
3. Blomquist kept it going by looping a double
down the line in right, scoring Moe and Yoerg
to bring the tally to 6-5.
Two batters later, Blomquist scored on a
base hit by Rolf to tie the game.
Sartell pulled ahead in the top of the fifth
with one run to re-capture the lead.
In the bottom of the fifth and down by one
run, Niedenfeuhr procured a walk, then went to
second on a fielder's choice before stealing third.
Blomquist dug in the batters box and rifled a
single to tie the game at seven.
Unfortunately for the Bandits, they gave up
seven runs in the sixth and three in the seventh
to fall by 10.
Bandits tallied seven hits, three walks,
while committing two errors.
The Stone Poneys tallied seven hits, 12
walks, and recorded one error.
Rolf led the Bandits, going 2-for-4 with
three RBI's. Blomquist was 3-for-4 with two
RBI's. Yoerg had one hit in three at bats and one
RBI. Ryan Sommerdorf and Moe each went 1-
for-3 with a single.
In this game, it really came down to the
lack of pitchers available that cost us this game.
said Manager Hanson. I was very happy with
the plate discipline and how we swung the bat
overall when the opportunities were given to us.
We just have to keep putting the time in and it
will all come together.
Up Next
The Bandits next game is Sunday at 1:30
p.m. versus the Albertville Villains on the var-
sity field in a Sauk Valley League game.

SB from page 16
in the third and fourth to
move ahead, 7-2.
The Hawks made the
game interesting with a three-
run homer in the fifth to make
Hermantown again made
things compelling when they
scored two more in the sixth to
make it 10-7. Becker iced the
game with two more to close
out the contest, 12-7.
Sydney Lamott went 2-
Brianna Corey picked up
the win on the mound, going
five innings while Corrie
Weise came in for the final two
innings and got the save.
Becker 7, Foley 1
Tuesday, the Lady Bull-
immediately with two runs in
the top of the first inning. A
Weise double was the big hit.
The Falcons got one back
in the bottom of the inning, but
the Bulldogs added two more
in the third, one in the fourth
Weise closing things out in the
final three innings.
Becker finishes the regu-
lar season with a record of 14-
6 and 8-1 in the Granite Ridge
Conference. They tied Cathe-
dral for the conference cham-
vealed Sunday, but its all but
certain the Bulldogs will be the
#2 seed and host the #7 seed
(likely Willmar or Dassel-
Cokato) Tuesday afternoon.
If Becker wins Tuesday,
they will host another game

it 7-5, but Becker came right
back with three more runs in
the bottom of the inning to go
up by five.
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for-4 with two doubles. Corrie
Weise was 3-for-5, Megan
Hoppe was 4-for-4, and Tina
Martell went 3-for-3.
dogs wrapped up their regular and two in the fifth to capture pionship. Thursday afternoon.
season with a win over Foley the win. Up Next
by six runs. Corey got the win, going Seeding for the Section
Becker got on the board the first four innings with 5AAA playoffs will be re-

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