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The Minnesota North College – Rainy River Campus baseball team fell just short on Saturday, losing to Western Technical College by a final score of 9-8 in a hard-fought contest that stretched into the bottom of the 11th inning.
The Voyageurs were on the road for the March 28 matchup, holding on through extra innings before Western Tech ended it in walk-off fashion. A game that went 11 innings speaks to how evenly matched both sides were throughout the afternoon.
The loss is a tough one to take — the Voyageurs battled back and kept themselves in the game well beyond regulation, only to come up one run short in the end.
More details on individual performances and the team’s updated season record will be available on the Rainy River Athletics website as the schedule continues.
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
