Kimball High School
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EV-W-K track/field teams take Sauk Centre meet
The Kimball-Eden Valley-Watkins?Äô track teams were in top form at the Sauk Centre Meet on Tuesday, May 5. In the 17-event, five-team competition, both of the K-EV-W girls?Äô and boys?Äô teams took first place honors, with marks of 115 and 138, respectively. Following are the results: Girls?Äô 100-meter dash: first, Stephanie Hemsworth, Sauk Centre, 13.52;…
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Cubs?Äô baseball has busy week
It stopped raining for a while, so the Cubs traveled to Rockford for a conference double-header. Kimball prevailed in game one, 5-4. Joey VonWahlde picked up the win, going five innings, surrendering seven hits and three earned runs. He struck out three, didn?Äôt walk anyone, and Mathias Hennen picked up the save, in one inning…
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Kimball girls split a pair with Eden Valley-Watkins
Following a lot of action earlier in the week, Kimball took a trip to Eden Valley Thursday, May 8, to play another twin bill, only to get rained out forcing them to return on Friday. After letting Mother Nature have her way, the games were played, and the Cubs came away with a split decision,…
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K-EV-W girls?Äô golf team competes in Brooten
The Friday, May 9, Central Minnesota Conference girls?Äô meet at Prairie View Community Golf Course in Brooten, was hosted by Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa. Osakis continued their winning ways, shooting a blistering 168, and capturing yet another first-place finish. Additionally, the Silverstreaks earned co-Meet Medalist honors, in Peyton Garcia and Alayna Eldred, each shooting a 40. Maple Lake?Äôs…
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K-EV-W boys?Äô golf team takes fifth at Shamrock
The Kimball-Eden-Valley-Watkins?Äô boys golf team looked pretty good in the conference meet Friday, May 9, at Shamrock Golf Course, hosted by Rockford. Finishing just shy of fourth, the Kimball-Eden Valley-Watkins?Äô 193 net score was good enough for fifth place in the seven-team competition. Meet Results/Team: first, Rockford, 160; second, Maple Lake, 172; third, Osakis, 180;…
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Cubs sweep Holdingford in double-dip
Thursday, May 1, Kimball hosted Holdingford in a two-game affair and snatched them both, 16-6 and 8-7. In game one, Holdingford scored two runs in the first inning, but Kimball scored seven in the bottom half, on two-run homers by both Shay Krippner and Becky Holtz. Inning two saw Alexis Rose pound a two-run home…
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Kimball softball stays hot, bounces Browerville
The Kimball ?Äúcome-back kids?Äù did it again, as they topped Browerville, 18-12, in a wild affair at the friendly confines Friday, May 2. The Cubs surrendered three Tiger runs, on three boots and a Kale Knutson long ball, in inning number two. But the Browerville lead was short-lived, when Alexis Rose pounded a grand slam,…
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KAHS trap shooting Competition
Competition Week 2 The weather was really bad this week with plenty of rain and heavy winds. That didn?Äôt stop our Athletes from shooting. They had a solid performance, gaining more than 400 points compared to last week, that helped move them to the number 6 spot. This weeks Top 5 shooters are: 1. Zach…
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Kimball fast-pitch girls take a pair at Pierz
Kimball pulled out all the stops in game one of a pair at Pierz on Friday, April 25, topping the Pioneers, 22-16. Stacy Hurrle, Alexis Rose, Lauren Libbesmeier and Emily Utecht collected hits in the first inning, opening up a two-run lead. The Cubs added two more runs in the second inning, on hits by…
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Cubs?Äô baseball in full swing
post-winning week Despite another wet start, the Cubs managed to fit in three games last week. Traveling to Holdingford Thursday, May 1, for a conference double header, the Kimball crew came off the bus ready to play, cruising to an 8-1 opening game win. Mathias Hennen got the start and pitched all six innings, yielding…
