Madeline Warren
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1 week ago |
postbulletin.com | Madeline Warren
ROCHESTER — After the game between crosstown rivals on Monday night, a group of young kids waited patiently by the dugout to collect autographs from Mayo High School baseball players. Mayo junior pitcher/outfielder Isaac Peterson was one of them. It was a chilly and windy evening, but that didn’t deter a decent-sized crowd on Youth Night at Mayo Field.
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1 week ago |
postbulletin.com | Madeline Warren
ROCHESTER — When Reatrey Rith joined the Rochester boys volleyball team this season, he signed up to play a team sport in the United States for the first time. The Century High School senior moved to Rochester with his family from Cambodia three years ago. He first started playing volleyball in Cambodia and his love for the sport stayed with him through the move. One of the biggest adjustments Rith has experienced since moving to Minnesota is, no doubt, the weather.
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2 weeks ago |
postbulletin.com | Madeline Warren
ZUMBROTA — Growing up as a coach’s son, Hudson Ohm spent a good chunk of his childhood at the baseball field. His dad, Chuck Ohm, was the longtime coach for Zumbrota-Mazeppa until the now-junior pitcher/outfielder for the Cougars was in fourth grade. “I remember I did come here before every game,” Ohm said. “Unfortunately, he kicked me out of the dugout, but that's OK. I still got to watch from behind the fence, which was cool. “So, yeah, it was always fun to see him coach.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Madeline Warren
Apr. 10—CANNON FALLS — The first person who taught Ryan Hjellming how to pitch back in elementary school was his dad. His dad, who played for Viterbo University in LaCrosse, Wis., was one of the Cannon Falls junior pitcher's first baseball influences. Advertisement"I've been playing baseball since I was two or three years old," Hjellming said. "There are pictures of me really young playing. ... My dad played pretty much his whole life, too.
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2 weeks ago |
postbulletin.com | Madeline Warren
CANNON FALLS — The first person who taught Ryan Hjellming how to pitch back in elementary school was his dad. His dad, who played for Viterbo University in LaCrosse, Wis., was one of the Cannon Falls junior pitcher’s first baseball influences. “I've been playing baseball since I was two or three years old,” Hjellming said. “There are pictures of me really young playing. … My dad played pretty much his whole life, too.
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