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The Minnesota North College – Rainy River Campus baseball team rolled to a convincing victory on Saturday, defeating Crown College (Varsity Reserve) 17–7 in six innings at Kino Sports Complex in Tucson, Arizona.
The Voyageurs were in strong form at the neutral-site venue on March 14, building a commanding lead that brought the contest to an early close via run rule after six innings of play. The game tipped off at 1:00 p.m. on Field #7 at the complex — a popular spring destination for college baseball programs from colder climates making the trip south.
Rainy River outscored Crown College by 10 runs on the afternoon, capping the game early and picking up a convincing result during what appears to be a spring break road trip for the team.
Detailed individual stats were not immediately available. For the latest on the Voyageurs’ 2026 baseball season, visit the team’s athletics page.
