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The Minnesota North College – Rainy River Campus softball team came out swinging Friday afternoon, rolling past Minnesota North College-Vermilion by a final score of 17-4 at a neutral site in Rochester.
The game was played March 27, 2026 at 3:00 p.m., with the Voyageurs putting together an impressive offensive showing against their fellow Minnesota North College campus squad. Rainy River built a commanding advantage and kept Vermilion’s offense in check throughout, holding them to just four runs.
The 17-run output was a strong statement from the Voyageurs, who continue to compete in NJCAA Division III play through the Minnesota College Athletic Conference (MCAC).
For the latest stats, rosters, and schedule information, visit the Rainy River Athletics website.
Rainy River Campus stands as one of the six campuses of Minnesota North College.
Rainy River Campus, one of the six campuses of Minnesota North College, offers an enriching educational environment. The campus is deeply committed to serving its surrounding communities, helping students reach their academic and career goals through a supportive and dynamic setting.
The Rainy River Campus provides a wide array of academic programs designed to meet diverse student needs. It offers Associate in Arts (AA) and Associate in Science (AS) degrees, along with a variety of certificate programs that cater to those... Read more
