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The Rochester Redhawks secured two victories on Saturday, advancing to the state semifinals with a shutout over Elk River and a decisive win against Edina. Coach Tom Senne praised the team's execution as they prepare for Sunday's matchup.
The Rochester Redhawks began their campaign with a commanding 9‑0 win over Tri City Maroon, driven by strong pitching from Gavin Werneburg and timely hits from John Mueller and Jack Ryan. However, a 12‑hit effort wasn’t enough in an 8‑5 loss to Excelsior, setting the stage for a Friday showdown with Edina at Mueller Park.
The Rochester Redhawks shut out Kasson 10‑0 while the Rochester A's rallied past Byron 15‑8, propelling both teams into the next round as Owatonna and Winona prepare for a key quarterfinal clash.
The Rochester Redhawks secured a 9-6 win over Byron on Monday night, highlighted by Colton Brandt’s two-run single, two runs scored, and five strong innings on the mound.
The Rochester Redhawks lost the championship game 6-0 to Eagan, but earlier victories over New Ulm highlighted key contributions from several players as they prepare for a Monday doubleheader.
Rochester Redhawks secured a 13‑3 win over Cambridge in five innings, highlighted by strong performances from Colton Brandt and Victor Peterson, setting up a semifinal showdown with New Ulm Gold.
The Rochester Redhawks posted back‑to‑back wins over Superior and Bayport, showcasing dominant pitching and a balanced offense.
The Rochester Redhawks posted a 15‑1 win over Stewartville, driven by a relentless offense and solid pitching, setting the stage for a Monday night clash with their longtime rivals.
Mayo’s fifth‑seeded baseball team upset top‑seeded Farmington 5‑1, with Kyle Leopold delivering a stellar seven‑inning performance. The victory sets up a semifinal clash against New Prague, while Owatonna also moved forward with an 8‑2 win over John Marshall.
Mayo edged Owatonna 7-5 behind a clutch hit from Brennan Bakken, while Farmington’s Brodie Gibart tossed a no-hitter. Lake City and Winona Cotter also posted decisive victories as the tournament moves into its next phase.