Republican Eagle

The Red Wing Republican Eagle is a local newspaper based in Red Wing, Minnesota. Steve Messick serves as the publisher, while Anne Jacobson holds the position of editor. This publication comes out twice a week, specifically on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and has a readership of roughly 6,200. Additionally, their weekend supplement reaches over 18,000 readers.

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Area baseball: April 17

6 days ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

Lake City notched its first win of the season Thursday against Zumbrota-Mazeppa. Bradyn Asfahl scored on a passed ball with two outs in the ninth inning, giving the Tigers a 3-2 victory. Lake City went ahead 2-0 in the fifth on a two-run single by Landon Wiemann. Wilson Nordquist and Owen Hoefs each drove in a run for the Cougars with a run coming in the sixth and the tying run scoring in the top of the seventh. Landon Olson pitched six innings for the Tigers.
Area softball: April 17

6 days ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

Goodhue's Aubrey Christianson was perfect at the plate for Goodhue, going 5-for-5. Her offensive output had Goodhue ahead early, but the Wildcats couldn't avoid the big innings in a 15-9 loss to Houston Thursday. The Hurricanes scored five runs in the third inning to take a 5-3 lead. They scored four in the fourth, and four in the sixth. Christianson had a double and four singles at the top of the Wildcat lineup.
Red Wing boys tennis loses to strong Century team

1 week ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

Red Wing went up against a loaded Century squad Wednesday, losing 6-1. "There is no doubt Century dominated on the tennis courts this evening," said head coach Johannes Hartman. "However, it was a great effort put forward by the Wingers and No. 1 doubles pulled off a win and No. 2 doubles lost by three points in the super tie-breaker for the third set."Gavin Magill and Seth Malyon earned the Wingers their point with a 6-2, 6-2 win in No. 1 doubles.
Red Wing wins again in extra innings, defeat Winona

1 week ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

The Wingers keep rolling. Red Wing made it five consecutive wins with a 4-2 victory in nine innings over Winona on Wednesday. It is their second win in extra innings in as many days. Winona led 2-1 heading into the top of the seventh. A walk to Tate Hartmann, a bunt single by Jonathan Speltz out runners on first and third with no outs. A run scored on a fielder's choice to tie the game. The Winhawks didn't get much going in extra innings. In the ninth, the Wingers finally broke the tie.
Winger boys golf finish third at home triangular

1 week ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

While the whole six-man roster put up scores 90 or lower, the Red Wing boys golf team came up short of a win at a home triangular at Mississippi National Golf Links Wednesday. The Wingers hosted Mayo and Mankato West. Mayo won the meet with a 321. The Wingers had a 336. The meet was originally scheduled for Thursday, but moved up a day with forecasted storms in the area for Thursday. Jed Leise and Hudson Caverly tied for the top score on the team with an 83.
Hoefs cools Randolph bats in fifth win for Z-M

1 week ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

Trying in the late innings to get a rally started and drive up the pitch count to knock Zumbrota-Mazeppa starter Owen Hoefs out of the game, Randolph was unable to square anything up. Kyle Peine popped out to the catcher near the Z-M dugout. Noah Girgen popped out to almost the exact same spot, also caught by the catcher. Jamison Exley popped out for the final out of the sixth to the first baseman in foul territory.
Red Wing wins again in extra innings, defeats Winona

1 week ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

The Wingers keep rolling. Red Wing made it five consecutive wins with a 4-2 victory in nine innings over Winona on Wednesday. It is their second win in extra innings in as many days. Winona led 2-1 heading into the top of the seventh. A walk to Tate Hartmann, a bunt single by Jonathan Speltz out runners on first and third with no outs. A run scored on a fielder's choice to tie the game. The Winhawks didn't get much going in extra innings. In the ninth, the Wingers finally broke the tie.
Area baseball: April 15

1 week ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

Goodhue's offense carried them to win No. 1 on the season with a 12-3 thumping of Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton on Tuesday. Goodhue trailed 3-2 after one inning, but kept scoring in the middle innings. Marcus Young doubled in a run in the third. Sean Matthees singled in a run with another scoring on a throwing error on the play in the fourth. Young hit his second RBI-double in the fifth and Craig Kurtti singled in Young to extend the Goodhue lead to 7-3 in the fifth.
Northfield erases Red Wing's early lead

1 week ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

Red Wing initially led but fell behind in the third inning as Northfield broke a 4-4 tie on their way to a 9-4 win Tuesday in Big 9 softball action. Northfield scored four runs in the second, two in the third and three in the fourth. Red Wing held a 3-0 after one thanks to a two-run triple from Miley Clemens and an RBI-single off the bat of Sophie Meurer. Stella Johnson struck out three, walked four and allowed eight earned runs on seven hits in seven innings in the circle for the Wingers.
Wingers win on walk off error in extra innings

1 week ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

Red Wing loaded the bases in the eighth inning with the first three reaching on two singles and a walk. Two batters later, Adam Roe's ground ball to second was misplayed, allowing the winning run to score for a 4-3 win for the Wingers Tuesday over Northfield. Northfield jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning, then the Wingers tied it in the bottom of the second. With two outs, Juju Koehler and Calvin Nelson each singled in a run. Nelson's RBI-single tied the game 3-3.