Minnesota
Central Minnesota area scoreboard: June 9
Outcomes for Thursday, June 9
Baseball
Part 8-4A Winner’s Bracket Championship
No. 6 Sartell 9, No. 2 Rogers 1
Part 6-2A Winner’s Bracket Championship
No. 3 Wadena-Deer Creek 8, No. 4 Albany 2
Part 6-2A Winner’s Bracket Championship (Recreation Two)
No. 3 Wadena-Deer Creek 2, No. 4 Albany 0
Girls and boys observe and subject
Class 3A State Prelims
Boys 110m hurdles: Sartell’s Logan Clark, ninth (15.47)
Boys 300m hurdles: Sartell’s Logan Clark, sixteenth (41.96)
Class A State Finals
Ladies excessive soar: Cathedral’s Greta Peterson, sixth (5 feet-2 in)
Ladies 3200m run: Cathedral’s Clara Schad, fifth (11:24.30); St. John’s Prep’s Olivia Pauly, thirteenth (11:46.36)
Boys 3200m run: Cathedral’s Turner Schad, third (9:38.60)
Class A State Prelims
Ladies 100m: Cathedral’s Hope Schueller, 1st (12.28)
Ladies 4×200 relay: Cathedral, third (1:46.17)
Boys 400m: Cathedral’s Jacob Eickhoff, DQ
Boys 300m hurdles: Cathedral’s Emanuel Kutzera, eighth (41.77)
Ladies 200m: Cathedral’s Hope Schueller, third (25.91)
Boys 4x400m relay: 2nd (3:28.42)
Softball
Class 3A State Quarterfinals
No. 1 Winona 9, ROCORI 0
Class 3A State Comfort Semifinals
Benilde-St. Margaret 10, ROCORI 0, 5 innings
Class 2A State Quarterfinals
No. 4 Maple Lake 4, No. 5 Cathedral 1
Class 2A State Comfort Semifinals
Pipestone Space 5, No. 5 Cathedral 4
Boys tennis
Class 2A Singles State First Spherical
Lakeville South’s Jackson Meyer def. St. Cloud’s Michael Plombon 6-0, 6-0
Class 2A Singles State Comfort First Spherical
Minnetonka’s Nathan Keese def. St. Cloud’s Michael Plombon 6-4, 6-1
Upcoming occasions
Friday, June 10
Girls and boys observe and subject
Class A State Finals
Ladies 4x800m relay: Cathedral, 4:00 p.m.
Boys 4x800m relay: Cathedral, 4:30 p.m.
Ladies 100m: Hope Schueller, 5:13 p.m.
Ladies 4x200m relay: Cathedral, 5:35 p.m.
Ladies 1600m: SJP’s Olivia Pauly, 5:52 p.m.
Boys 300m hurdles: Emanuel Kutzera, 6:58 p.m.
Ladies 200m: Hope Schueller, 7:20 p.m.
Boys 4x400m relay: Cathedral, 7:41 p.m.
Class 2A State Finals
Ladies lengthy soar: Apollo’s Noelle Hackenmueller, 9 a.m.
Boys triple soar: Apollo’s Tyler Hansen and Tech’s Garrison Murray, 9 a.m.
Boys pole vault: Sauk Rapids-Rice’s Reid Johnson, 9 a.m.
Boys shot put: Tech’s John Kaczor, 9 a.m.
Ladies 3200m: Albany’s Olivia Goebel, 9 a.m.
Boys 3200m: ROCORI’s Vincent Kaluza, 9:14 a.m.
Class 2A State Prelims
Ladies 100m hurdles: ROCORI’s Cece Woods and Apollo’s Noelle Hackenmueller, 9:30 a.m.
Boys 110m hurdles: Sauk Rapids-Rice’s Carter Loesch, 9:42 a.m.
Ladies 400m: ROCORI’s Jasmine Sieben, 11:20 a.m.
Ladies 300m hurdles: ROCORI’s Cece Woods and Apollo’s Noelle Hackenmueller, 11:37 a.m.
Ladies 800m: Apollo’s Brooke Verkinnes, 12:05 p.m.
Ladies 200m: ROCORI’s Cece Woods, 12:17 p.m.
Boys 4x400m relay: Tech, 1 p.m.
Saturday, June 11
Girls and boys observe and subject
Class 2A State Finals
Ladies triple soar: Apollo’s Noelle Hackenmueller, 9 a.m.
Ladies pole vault: Apollo’s Libby Lommel, 9 a.m.
Boys excessive soar: Tech’s Garrison Murray, 9 a.m.
Ladies shot put: ROCORI’s Brianna Schneider and Sauk Rapids-Rice’s Hailee Cullen, 9 a.m.
Boys discus: Tech’s Josh Russell, 10:15 a.m.
Ladies 1600m: Albany’s Olivia Goebel, 10:46 a.m.
Boys 1600m: ROCORI’s Vincent Kaluza, 10:56 a.m.
Class 3A State Finals
Boys 110m hurdles: Sartell’s Logan Clark, 5:08 p.m.
Minnesota
If Arizona hosts Los Angeles Rams vs Minnesota Vikings due to fires, it wouldn’t be a first
NFL Wild Card playoff picks: Consider Eagles, Commanders and Vikings
Lorenzo Reyes is back with his three best bets ahead of Sunday and Monday’s games during Wild Card Weekend.
There could still be one more football game played in Arizona this season. On Wednesday, the NFL announced that it has a contingency plan to potentially move Monday night’s wild-card game between the Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams to State Farm Stadium due to ongoing wildfires raging across Southern California.
For now, the league is preparing for the game to take place at SoFi Stadium, the Rams’ home in Inglewood. But if a change of location is deemed necessary, the Cardinals’ stadium in Glendale would play host, giving Arizona its first playoff game — excluding Super Bowls — since the 2015 divisional round.
It would, however, not be the first time that NFL teams have had to move to Arizona. Here are the other times that similar moves have occurred:
2020: San Francisco 49ers
Due to the spread of COVID-19 in the fall of 2020, Santa Clara County briefly banned all contact sports. That forced the San Francisco 49ers to play three home games at State Farm Stadium. The team used fields near the stadium as its practice facility and stayed at the Renaissance Phoenix Glendale Hotel and Spa across the street.
2007: San Diego Chargers
It would not be unprecedented if the Rams had to make Arizona home due to fires. The then-San Diego Chargers practiced at the Cardinals’ Tempe facility for three days in 2007 due to the Witch Creek Fire, which forced 40 members of the organization to evacuate their homes. The team returned to San Diego for their game that Sunday, defeating the Houston Texans.
2003: San Diego Chargers
Four years earlier, the Chargers had a Monday Night Football game against the Dolphins moved to Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe. Again, the move was due to fires in Southern California, which caused poor air quality. The Chargers’ home field, Qualcomm Stadium, was also used as an evacuation center during the fires. Both teams flew to Arizona on game day for a game Miami won, 26-10. The NFL distributed 73,104 free tickets to the game.
Minnesota
Boston Fleet fall to Minnesota Frost in overtime
Taylor Heise scored the overtime winner to lift the Minnesota Frost to a 2-1 victory over the Boston Fleet on Wednesday night
The win is the Frost’s third in as many games this season against the Fleet, and the second in seven days by an overtime finish. Hannah Bilka scored early on for the Fleet, making this the first time Boston has opened the scoring against Minnesota this season.
Later in the first period, Denisa Křížová scored her first goal of the campaign, tying the game at one and ending the game’s regulation scoring. Heise’s winner came at 3:20 of the extra frame on Minnesota’s first shot of overtime on Emma Söderberg, who stopped 24 shots throughout regulation. Maddie Rooney picked up her fourth win of the season with a 26-save performance.
Minnesota
Bird flu cases surging in southern Minnesota, DNR says
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