St. Cloud State will return to the court next Saturday when they host Minnesota Duluth. St. Cloud State Track & Field continued their outdoor season at the Emporia State Relays last Friday and Saturday. The Huskies finished 11th out of 26 teams after racking up 21 points. St. Cloud State Baseball lost both games of […]
St. Cloud State will return to the court next Saturday when they host Minnesota Duluth.
St. Cloud State Track & Field continued their outdoor season at the Emporia State Relays last Friday and Saturday. The Huskies finished 11th out of 26 teams after racking up 21 points.
St. Cloud State Baseball lost both games of a doubleheader against No. 10 Minnesota State to close a four-game series last Friday at Dick Putz Field in St. Cloud. The Huskies rallied for eight runs in the sixth and seventh innings to force extra innings in the first game before falling 10-8, while game two went 10-1 in favor of the Mavericks. With the losses, the Huskies sit at 11-15 on the season and 7-9 in NSIC play.
SCSU will continue their homestand with a four-game series this weekend against Northern State.
Softball falls 1-0, Rain Claims Game 2
Despite the loss, it was the Huskies who got off to a strong start, as in doubles play Brooklyn Broadwell and Oriana Grott captured a 6-2 win in the No. 3 spot. The Dragons came away with a victory in the No. 1 position as the doubles point came down to the No. 2 spot. That winner-take-all was a closley contested match, with Gibby Chapman and Johana Brower coming away with a 7-5 victory, as St. Cloud State secured the doubles point.
St. Cloud State Tennis was defeated by a score of 4-3 against MSU Moorhead last Sunday morning.
On the weekend, the Huskies recorded five top-10 finishes and 14 new personal bests. Among the highlights was Katie Lavato, who recorded a time of 12.10 seconds in the 100 meter, a season-best for her. She also recorded a season-best in the 200 meters as well, at a time of 25.49 seconds. Both marks led the team.
St. Cloud State Baseball Drops Doubleheader
Track & Field @ Emporia State Relays
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In singles play with a 1-0 lead, SCSU would be defeated in the first three singles matches as the Dragons quickly grabbed a 3-1 lead. Lara-Maria Schaefer came up with a big straight-set victory in the No. 4 spot to get back within one, but the next singles match saw MSUM clinch a fourth point, and capture a victory.
St. Cloud State Softball fell to Wayne State 1-0 at Pete Chapman Softball Complex in Wayne last Saturday morning. The second contest of the doubleheader was rained out, ending the Huskies weekend without scoring a run.
The Huskies return to St. Cloud on Tuesday to face Bemidji State, with the games scheduled for 2 and 4 p.m. at the Husky Dome in St. Cloud.
Tennis Falls 4-3
