The Wabasso baseball team opened up the regular season with a pair of losses to host Sleepy Eye in a Tomahawk Conference twinbill. The Rabbits fell 10-0 in five innings in game one and dropped a tough 3-2 decision in game two.
This year’s population estimate of 3,290 moose marks a decade of Minnesota’s moose population remaining relatively stable, according to the results of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ 2023 aerial population survey.
Ethan Louwagie was dominant on the hill for the Redwood Valley baseball team as they cruised to a 5-1 win over host St. James Area Monday afternoon.
The Redwood Valley tennis team opened up the spring season with a 7-0 loss to a good Blue Earth Area squad in non-conference dual meet action. Andrew Muetzel, Cole Johnson, Kanyon Hicks and Zack Lundeen all fell in straight sets in singles action.
The Wabasso girls softball team opened up the regular with a pair of victories over MVL and MCC. The Rabbits (2-0) opened up against Tomahawk Conference foe MVL and would roll to a 14-1 (five inning) victory over the Chargers.
Stream trout fishing opens in streams statewide April 15 Minnesota’s popular stream trout season opens Saturday, April 15 with quality fishing opportunities in every region of the state. Brook trout and splake fishing also open April 15 on Lake Superior and its tributary streams.
The Redwood Valley girls basketball duo of Kendall Huhnerkoch and Kenzie Lundeen were recently honored with inclusion on the All-Big South Red Division squad for their efforts during the 2022-23 campaign.
The Wabasso Rabbits and Cedar Mountain Cougars recently had a number of players named to the All-Tomahawk Conference basketball teams for the 2022-23 campaign. The Cedar Mountain boys team came within a half of basketball of making it to State after a memorable Section 2A run and had three members honored.
Enrollment is now open for Minnesota’s 2023 Walk-In Access program, which pays landowners to allow public hunting on private lands. Since 2011, the Walk-In Access program has enrolled parcels of 40 acres or larger with high-quality natural cover.