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Wednesday Prep Sports Notebook

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TUESDAY RESULTS

BASEBALL

Denfeld 3, Proctor 1 – Tyler Stuart and Caleb Kilroy combined for five hits and Nolan Harju picked up the pitching victory for the Hunters.

Eden Prairie 1, Duluth East 0 – Charlie Sutherland had a pair of hits for the Greyhounds.

South Ridge 6, Cloquet 3 – Ashton Stansfield had a pair of RBIs for the Jacks.

Grand Rapids 7, Duluth Marshall 3 – Klous Jones and David Wohlers combined for five hits for the Thunderhawks.

Rock Ridge 4, International Falls 3 – Griffin Dosan was 2-for-3 and recorded the pitching victory for the winners.

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