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Voyageurs Fall to Rhode Island, 16-0

The Minnesota North College – Rainy River Campus Voyageurs softball team fell to the Community College of Rhode Island by a final score of 16-0 on Sunday, March 8, in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The game was called after five innings.

The Voyageurs were playing at a neutral site in North Myrtle Beach, a common early-season destination for northern college programs looking to get games in before spring weather cooperates back home. Rhode Island pulled away decisively, closing out the contest via run rule in the fifth inning.

No additional game details — including individual stats or pitching information — were immediately available.

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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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