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Area roundup: Cardinals tennis holds off Blue Earth

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FAIRMONT — The Fairmont Cardinals spring tennis team edged out the Blue Earth Area Buccaneers in a Big South Conference tennis match on Saturday. The match came down to the No. 2 doubles match, where Simone Castro and Lilly Ortega defeated Connor Hoerth and Eli Goshorn 6-2, 6-3, locking in ...

Area roundup: Cardinals softball team falls to Knights

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PREP SOFTBALL LCWM 5, FAIRMONT 1 LAKE CRYSTAL – The Fairmont Cardinals fell to the Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial Knights Friday 5-1 in a nonconference softball game. Brylee Miller took the circle for Fairmont, giving up eight hits and five runs through six innings, while having the ...

Fairmont shuts out Luverne in defensive battle

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FAIRMONT – In a game that saw just five hits, the Fairmont Cardinals got the job done against the Luverne Cardinals with a 2-0 victory in a Big South Conference baseball game Friday evening at Herb Wolf Field. “We knew they're one of the better teams in our section,” said Fairmont head ...

Seven-run 2nd hurts Mavericks in loss to Madelia

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WELCOME – Despite the rain, the Martin County West Mavericks took to the field against Madelia on Thursday, but a seven-run second inning was too much of a deficit to overcome as the Mavericks fell 14-3 in a Tomahawk-Valley Conference, Valley Division baseball game. The game was called in ...

MCW rallies in 6th for win over Windom

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WELCOME – The Martin County West Mavericks put up five runs in the sixth inning to claim an 11-10 win over Windom in a Tomahawk-Valley Conference, Valley Division softball game Thursday. Maddie Carlson led the Mavericks, going 3 for 4 with five RBIs, while Courtney Anderson went 2 for 4 ...

Area roundup: Cardinals sweep Pipestone in doubleheader

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PREP SOFTBALL FAIRMONT 8, PIPESTONE 4 FAIRMONT 5, PIPESTONE 4 FAIRMONT – The Fairmont Cardinals took down Pipestone in a Big South Conference softball doubleheader on Tuesday, winning Game 1 by a score of 8-4, and Game 2 by a score of 5-4. Leading the Cardinals was Brylee Miller, who went ...