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The Minnesota North College – Rainy River Campus baseball team headed on the road Sunday, March 29 to take on Western Technical College, with the Voyageurs recording a loss in the contest.
Details from the matchup were limited at the time of reporting, with the game logged early in play. Rainy River was away for the afternoon start, which was scheduled for 12:00 p.m.
Western Technical College, based in La Crosse, Wisconsin, competes in NJCAA baseball and represents a non-conference test for the Voyageurs as they work through their spring schedule.
Minnesota North – Rainy River competes in the Minnesota College Athletic Conference (MCAC) at the NJCAA Division III level. The Voyageurs call International Falls, MN home, representing the Borderland region on the field each spring.
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
