OHS baseball

Owatonna baseball beat Winona 5-1 Thursday. Huskies softball lost at Winona 11-1. Boys tennis fell to Mayo 7-0. OHS lacrosse swept Rochester Century.

The OHS boys tennis team plays in the second round of the Section 1AA tournament Thursday to battle the top 10-ranked Spartans. Match time is 4PM.

OHS baseball and girls lacrosse are in the thick of contention for Big Nine championships this spring. The lacrosse team could clinch Tuesday.

Owatonna's baseball and softball teams split with top-rated Mankato West on Thursday. OHS girls lacrosse stayed unbeaten in the Big Nine, while the boys fell at Northfield.

The Spartans' batters were hotter than the weather on Friday at Mayo Field as they defeated the Huskies 14-3 in a make up game. The game-time temperature was 91 degrees.

The Huskies girls lacrosse team now stands alone atop the Big Nine standings after a 12-1 win over Rochester Mayo at the OHS field Thursday.

The Huskies won their sixth in a row as senior Clay Leidall tossed his third straight complete game, a four-hitter, in a 6-0 victory over Northfield at Dartt's Park.

The Huskies softball and baseball teams each lost in a tough way to the Raiders back on April 12. They get their chance at redemption Tuesday.

The Owatonna High School baseball coaching staff and varsity pitchers will host a pitching initiative for current fourth and fifth graders Tuesday, May 3, at Dartt's Park.

Owatonna's baseball team extended its winning streak to five games with a 6-3 win over Red Wing on Tuesday at Dartt's Park. OHS softball rolled to an 18-1 victory on the road.