Tricounty News

K-EV-W boys’ golf show better at B-B-E meet

The Kimball-Eden Valley-Watkins boys’ golf team competed at Prairie View golf course in Brooten Monday, May 13, in a 7-team Central Minnesota Conference meet. Coach Jason Huschle sees a lot of improvement with his team. “We continue to focus on improvement, and so far the boys have done a good job focusing on improving after every shot and every round.”

Schools attending the meet were: Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted, Kimball-Eden Valley-Watkins, Maple Lake, Pierz, Rockford and Osakis. Scoring summary: K-EV-W’s senior Cole Stang, 47; senior Patrick Latcham, 52; sophomore Cameron Flaschenriem, 54; sophomore Skyler Schiefelbein, 63; freshman Tony DeJulianne, 49; sophomore Logan Schlueter, 52. B-B-E’s Jackson Gregory shot 40, HL-W-W’s Jacob Tintes and Hayden Lonetti each shot 49, Maple Lake’s Jason Pomije shot 44, Pierz’s Dustin Herold shot 38, Rockford’s Ty Griffin shot 40, Osakis’s Ethan Chalmers shot 44. Pierz’s Dustin Herold took Medalist honors with a net score of 38.  Rockford took First Place with a net 170; Second Place, Pierz, 178 net; Third Place, Osakis, 182; Fourth Place, B-B-E, 185 net, Fifth Place, Maple Lake, 195; Sixth Place, K-EV-W, 200 net; Seventh Place, HL-W-W, 204.

K-EV-W lady golfers get valuable workout at Charger Invite

The Kimball-Eden Valley-Watkins girls’ golf team sent three girls to the Dassel-Cokato 10-team Invitational Monday, May 20. It was a good chance for Paiten Schreiner, Nicole Vossen, and Maddy O’Brien to compete with some of the best golfers in the area. Coach Kristine O’Brien is proud of the girls’ efforts. “Paiten Schreiner shot a 95, W-K-EV-W-Golf-All-Conference-photoputting her tied for 10th place. The weather was a huge factor in the scores, but all the girls were troopers.”

The invite included teams from Waconia, St. Michael-Albertville, Monticello, Maple Lake, Big Lake, Rogers, Annandale, Dassel-Cokato, Rockford, and K-EV-W (who did not participate in the team mix). Scoring summary: K-EV-W’s senior Patien Schreiner, 95; sophomore Nicole Vossen, 98; sophomore Madelyn O’Brien, 111; INDIVIDUALS: Waconia’s Meagan Rachey shot 76, Monticello’s Amber Eckstein shot 87, STMA’s Kylie Slevin shot 87, Monticello’s Erin Swendsen shot 89, Big Lake’s Erin Wilburn shot 89, Roger’s Maddy Hol shot 91, Maple Lake’s Tabitha Latzig shot 91, Maple Lake’s Maggie Carey shot 91, D-C’s Kierra Lopac shot 94, K-EV-W’s Paiten Schreiner shot 95.

Girls’ golf All-Conference team included: (back row, left to right) Peyton Garcia, Osakis; Nicole Vossen, Kimball-Eden Valley-Watkins; Annalise Savageau, Osakis; Jessica Hawks, Pierz; and Peyton Miller, B-B-E;  (front row) Tabitha Latzig, Maple Lake; Maggie Carey, Maple Lake; Katelyn Foster, Osakis; and Jordan Gruendemann, B-B-E. Submitted photo.

 

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K-EV-W boys’ golf team visits Howard Lake

The Greens of Howard Lake is where the Kimball-Eden Valley-Watkins boys’ golf team “teed-em-up” Thursday, May 16, in a seven-school Central Minnesota Conference golf meet. Posting an aggregate team total of 192, K-EV-W marked an 8-shot improvement over last week’s B-B-E competition. Coach Jason Huschle talks about the remaining schedule. “Next week is a busy week. We have two 18-hole Invitationals; one at Milaca on Monday, May 20, and the other at Albion Ridges on Wednesday, May 22. Then Thursday, May 24, we have our final conference meet at Rockford. Our section meet will be at Blackberry Ridge in Sartell on Monday, June 3.”

Schools attending the meet were: Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted, Kimball-Eden Valley-Watkins, Maple Lake, Pierz, Rockford and Osakis. Scoring summary: K-EV-W’s senior Cole Stang, 41; senior Patrick Latcham, 52; sophomore Cameron Flaschenriem, 57; eighth-grader Reese Jansen, 53; freshman Tony DeJulianne, 49; sophomore Logan Schlueter, 50. B-B-E’s Jordan Lewis shot 39, HL-W-W’s Jacob Tintes and Collin Benson each shot 48, Maple Lake’s Jason Pomije shot 40, Pierz’s Dustin Herold shot 39, Rockford’s Brody Harstad shot 38, Osakis’s Paul Hartmann and Mitch Tersteeg shot 43. Rockford’s Brody Harstad took Medalist honors with a net score of 38. Rockford took First Place with a net 166; Second Place, B-B-E, 169 net; Third Place, Osakis, 176; Fourth Place, Pierz, 178 net, Fifth Place, Maple Lake, 187; Sixth Place, K-EV-W, 192 net; Seventh Place, HL-W-W, 198.

Cubs softball lose to Bulldogs

The Kimball Area softball team continued their losing ways Friday, May 10, as they journeyed to Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity high school and lost a tight one, 5-3.  The Cubs fell behind right from the get-go, surrendering three runs to the Bulldogs in the third inning. Kimball just couldn’t get things clicking, and too many base-running blunders prevented them from starting any kind of rally. Lester Prairie’s Burke picked up the win, registering 6 strikeouts, 6 walks and giving up 1 earned run. Alexis Rose took the loss for Kimball, issuing 5 strikeouts and 5 walks. She hit one batter and was responsible for 1 earned run. The Cubs’ Lauren Libbesmeier went 2 for 4 at the plate; Maddi Libbesmeier was 2 for 3; and Breane Meierhofer was 2 for 3, with 2 runs scored. The Bulldogs’ Rachel Heuer, Morgan Roush, Courtney Scoblic, and Leigh Felder had a hit apiece, and catcher Shannon Nix picked up 2 walks.

 

Cubs softball lose a pair to Rockford

It was a nice night for ball as Kimball traveled to Rockford on Monday, May 6, for a double-header. The Cubs were coming off of a 15-3 victory over Upsala the previous Friday. Errors plagued the Cubs as they committed six defensive mishaps in game one, and three in game two. The Cubs lost game one 10-0 and game two 15-0. Cubs’ coach Eric Primus remains confident.  “Alexis Rose struggled to find the strike zone, and as a result she was pulled from the game after we trailed 10-0 in the 2nd inning. Madison Libbesmeier relieved Rose. She threw the remaining four innings, allowed 2 hits, and walked 2.” L. Majeski pitched for Rockford, going the distance, striking out 10 Kimball batters and giving up no hits. Madison Libbesmeier did not allow any runs in the four innings that she pitched.

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