The Redwood Valley tennis team continued to rack up wins as they held off Montevideo 4-3 in recent non-conference dual meet action. The Cardinals dominated singles play, winning three of the four matches to help secure the victory and have now won seven of their last eight dual meets.
The Redwood Valley boys and girls track teams will head into the Sub-Section Meet on a high note after strong performances at the Big South Conference Meet held Monday in Blue Earth. Luverne would capture both the girls and boys titles followed by JCC and Redwood Valley.
With spring comes baseball, and the Wabasso Jaxx 2023 season is just on the horizon. The amateur baseball team will be beginning their fifth overall season on May 24th, as they take on the Sacred Heart Saints at 7:30 pm in Wabasso.
A late 6-2 lead collapsed for the Redwood Valley baseball team as they fell 10-7 to visiting Windom Area in recent Big South action. The Cardinals looked to be in control up 6-2 with two innings to go but the Eagles would plate five runs in the sixth and tacked on three more runs in the seventh to turn the tables and escape with the win.
The Wabasso baseball team got another gem from ace Adryen Tietz on the way to a 2-0 win over MVL in Tomahawk Conference play. Tietz - who recently recorded a no-hitter - allowed just one hit and struck out 19 of the 24 Charger batters he faced in a seven inning shutout.
The Redwood Valley baseball team rolled to a 15-5 win over Madelia in recent non-conference road action. Riley Dikken went 4-for-4 with a pair of doubles and two RBIs and Brandon Lang was 3-for-4 with a walk and five RBIs as the Cards cruised to an easy victory.
It was a dominating performance by the Redwood Valley girls golf team Saturday at the Rose Lake Golf Club in Fairmont as the Cardinals rolled to a 21-stroke victory in the 10team event. The Cardinals finished with a 338 total to easily outdistance second place Fairmont (359) and third place Worthington (366).
The Redwood Valley tennis team continued to play well, earning victories over Luverne and Worthington in Big South Conference action. The Cards rolled to a rare 7-0 win over Luverne as all four singles players cruised to straight set wins.
The Redwood Valley boys and girls track teams had a solid day at the New Ulm Invitational with the girls finishing second and the boys third against a strong field. The Cardinals girls finished with 114 team points to place just behind champion Tri-City United (120) and well ahead of third place Marshall (103).
The Redwood Valley boys golf team held off Cass Lake-Bena by five shots in a non-conference dual held out at Dacotah Ridge Golf Club. In less than ideal conditions the Cards were able to have three of the top four finishers to win 390-395.