The Owatonna High School baseball season ended Wednesday with an 11-1, six-inning loss to Rochester John Marshall at Fuller Field at Dartt's Park. As the second loss of the Section 1-4A tournament, that marked the end of the Huskies' season. Owatonna fell to Lakeville South 7-0 on Monday.

JM jumped out to a quick 3-0 in the top of the first. OHS put runners on second and third in the bottom of the inning but stranded them. The Rockets added two in the second for a 5-0 lead. The Huskies put two aboard in the second as well but also left them on base.

The Rockets added a run in the fourth, two in the fifth, and three in the sixth to put the game to an early end. Owatonna's only run came on a solo home run by Teagun Ahrens in the sixth.

John Marshall outhit Owatonna 11-3. The Huskies committed three errors. The Rockets had none. JM's Tyler Motley threw the complete game, walked five, and didn't strike out a batter.

Owatonna (10-12) had seniors Eli Knutson, Nick Williams, Grant Achterkirch, Taylor Bogen, Jack Helget, Cael Dowling, Caleb Vereide, and Addison Andrix.

Rochester JM (6-16) advances to Saturday, June 4 for another elimination game, facing Rochester Mayo at Red Wing at 1:30 pm. Top-seed and defending state champion Farmington will play Lakeville South to open the day at 11 am in the winner's bracket final.

The loser of the Tigers/Cougars game will play the winner of the Rockets/Spartans game at 4 pm. The championship game in 1-4A is set for Tuesday, June 7 at 5 pm in Red Wing.

Baseball scores
Section 1-4A
Farmington 5, Rochester Century 1 (Panthers eliminated)
Lakeville South 5, Rochester Mayo 3
Rochester JM 11, Owatonna 1, six innings (Huskies eliminated)

Section 1-3A
Byron 9, Stewartville 1
Winona 7, Red Wing 1
Northfield 5, Austin 2 (Packers eliminated)
Faribault 3, Kasson-Mantorville 1 (Komets eliminated)
Thursday, June 2 (loser is eliminated)
Northfield at Stewartville
Faribault at Red Wing

Section 2-3A
First-round
Mankato West 11, Worthington 0
New Prague 3, Jordan 0
Mankato East 12, St. Peter 6
Albert Lea 4, Marshall 2

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