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Voyageurs Fall to Dakota College at Bottineau, 10-0

The Minnesota North College – Rainy River Campus baseball team was shut out in a 10-0 loss to Dakota College at Bottineau on Sunday, March 8, with the game called after six innings at Kino Sports Complex (Field #8) in Tucson, Arizona.

The Voyageurs were held scoreless through six innings as Bottineau pulled away for the run-rule victory. The neutral-site contest was part of the team’s early-season southern swing — a common stretch for NJCAA programs looking to log innings before Minnesota weather allows outdoor play.

No additional game details were immediately available. Check the Rainy River Athletics website for stats and updates as the spring season continues.

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Experimental Feature — This article was automatically generated from official Minnesota North College sources. This feature is in early testing and will be refined in the near future. For complete details, visit Rainy River Athletics or Minnesota North College.

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