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Sartell girls finish 1st in section swim meet
The Sartell High School swim and dive team finished in first place, set four new section and three new pool records at the Section 6A meet on Saturday, Nov. 10, at Sartell High School. The state meet is Nov. 14-16 at the University of Minnesota. The Sabres qualified 17 swimmers for the state meet with at least one entry per
Stock playing his baseball dreams
by Cori Hilsgen news@thenewsleaders.com Young boys who play T-ball and baseball often dream about how far they will go in the sport of baseball. In St. Joseph, many of them dream about when they might play for the St. Joseph Joes, St. Cloud Rox or the Minnesota Twins. Joey Stock grew up to be a young man that is getting
Lumberjacks rob Joes 5-3
by Dave DeMars news@thenewsleaders.com The Foley Lumberjacks managed to string their nine hits together in just the right way as they stole the game with a ninth-innning rally and beat the St. Joseph Joes 5-3 in the Aug. 11 game in St. Joseph. Baseball legend Yogi Berra must have had such a game as this in mind when he said,
Muskies head to state baseball tourney; Joes eliminated
The Sartell Muskies play in the first round of the state Class C amateur baseball tournament Saturday, Aug. 11, at Shakopee. The Muskies play Carver at 7:30 p.m. The Muskies beat the Cold Spring Rockies 9-0 on Aug. 10 before losing to Kimball 6-5 on Aug. 12 in the regional tournament. The St. Joseph Joes were eliminated in the regional
Joes begin state baseball tournament run
by Dave DeMars news@thenewsleaders.com The St. Joseph Joes have not been idle these past few weeks. They have been swinging the bat well according to Manager Pat Schneider, and pitching has been in top form. And that helped to put them in the middle of the dogfight for a league title. Joes take second-place honors in Sauk Valley league, losing
Muskie baseball roundup
by Dave DeMars news@thenewsleaders.com Sartell Muskie bats pound the Becker Bandits 14-0 John Schumer was the winning pitcher June 6 as he pitched six innings and gave up two hits while striking out seven in a lopsided 14-0 shutout against the Becker Bandits. The Muskie bats were merciless and scored four runs in the first inning. They failed to score