Roger Mischke

Sartell Muskies dominated Saturday with back-to-back wins, including a shutout behind dominant pitching from John Schumer.

Three state baseball games Friday showed offensive firepower and clutch pitching across the region.

St. Joseph rolled past Chisago Lakes 6-1 in the Class B District 4 playoffs, and it was a late-game surge that made all the difference.

The amateur baseball playoffs are heating up this weekend, with games spread across the region from Thursday through Saturday — some of these matchups go back generations.

Sartell and Monticello played nine innings and still couldn't settle it — and the bottom of the eighth made sure nobody left quietly.

Henry Schloe threw seven innings, struck out nine, and gave up exactly one hit — that's the kind of performance that makes a dugout go quiet on the other side.

Richmond trailed on hits but still walked away with the win — and one Flames hitter made sure it wasn't easy.

St. Joseph put together one of those complete team efforts Thursday — thirteen hits, three triples, and a shutout that Becker never really had an answer for.

Sartell Post 277 found a way to win a championship game without even outhitting their opponent — and that's a story worth hearing.

Sartell Post 277 held Foley to just one hit all night. One. That kind of pitching performance doesn't come along very often in Legion ball.