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TODAY'S EVENTS

College Baseball

Augsburg at St. Scholastica (2)

Wayne State at Minnesota Duluth (2)

Wisconsin-Superior at Crown (2)

College Softball

Minnesota Duluth at Minnesota Southwest State (2)

Crown at Wisconsin-Superior (2)

St. Scholastica at St. Mary's (2)

Prep Baseball

Superior at Cedarburg, vs. Green Bay Southwest (Cedarburg)

Prep Softball

Cambridge-Isanti at Proctor

Esko at Hibbing

FRIDAY RESULTS

College Baseball

Wayne State defeated Minnesota Duluth 6-0, 4-3

Prep Softball

Rock Ridge 10, Moose Lake-Willow River 0

Carlton-Wrenshall 12, Mesabi East 0

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