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Carson Park, perched on the shores of Halfmoon Lake in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, has been a gathering place for baseball lovers for nearly nine decades. The historic venue, which opened in the 1930s, is celebrated not only for its nostalgic charm but also for the way it has adapted to the evolving needs of the community.
The Chargers finished fifth in the Class A state tournament, ending the year with a 25‑3 record and a 6‑0 win in the consolation championship.
The Alexandria Post 87 Senior Legion baseball team lost both games of a July 6 doubleheader to Bemidji, with a late seventh‑inning collapse sealing an 11‑7 defeat in the second contest.
Alexandria Post 87’s Senior Legion baseball squad swept a doubleheader against Fergus Falls on June 25, with Connor Anderson’s complete game and a comeback win in the nightcap.
The American Baseball Coaches Association has named four Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference players to its 2026 NCAA Division III Region IX All-Defensive Team, recognizing outstanding fielding performances.
Senior midfielder Brady Stamp earns South Dakota Gatorade boys soccer player of the year for the second consecutive season, capping a career that includes three straight Class AA titles, 24 goals, a 4.06 GPA, and plans to play at the University of Wisconsin‑Eau Claire.
Scott Martin survived a 1993 bout of necrotizing fasciitis, endured amputations, learned to use prosthetic hands, and eventually found purpose coaching youth soccer in Washington and Wisconsin, emphasizing confidence and flow.
Brady Stamp, a senior at Sioux Falls Lincoln, has been honored as the South Dakota Gatorade Boys Soccer Player of the Year for the second consecutive season, capping a campaign that includes 24 goals, eight assists and a third straight state title.
After an opening loss, the Chargers rallied to win two games, including a 15‑8 triumph over Janesville‑Waldorf‑Pemberton and a 6‑0 shutout of Ogilvie, finishing the season 25‑3.
The St. Cloud Tech girls flag football team finished the regular season 6‑0, preparing for District 1 playoffs while championing the push to make flag football an official Minnesota high school sport.
Staples‑Motley’s dominant pitching and Parkers Prairie’s unbeaten streak headline a busy week in Section 6A baseball.