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The Minnesota North College – Rainy River Campus Voyageurs baseball team dropped a hard-fought contest on Sunday, falling to Riverland Community College by a final score of 6-5 in seven innings.
The March 8 game was played at Kino Sports Complex (Field #8) in Tucson, Arizona — a neutral-site venue that draws NJCAA programs from across the region for early-season competition. The Voyageurs stayed in the game throughout, but Riverland held on for the one-run victory.
The loss continues a stretch of early spring play for the Voyageurs as they build toward the heart of their MCAC schedule. No further scoring details or individual statistics were available at time of publication.
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