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The Minnesota North College – Rainy River Campus baseball team dropped a hard-fought contest to Minnesota West Community & Technical College on Wednesday, falling 13-10 in eight innings at Kino Sports Complex (Field #7) in Tucson, Arizona.
The Voyageurs stayed competitive through a full eight innings, putting up 10 runs in a back-and-forth game, but Minnesota West held on to secure the victory by three runs. The game went one inning beyond regulation before the final result was decided.
Kino Sports Complex is a premier multi-field baseball facility in Tucson and a popular destination for NJCAA teams making early-season road trips ahead of the spring conference slate.
No updated season record or individual statistical leaders were available at press time.
