OHS softball

Owatonna softball lost 6-0 to Rochester Century in the Section 1AAAA tournament Thursday at Austin. OHS batters fanned 15 times in the defeat.

Owatonna fast-pitch softball returns both of its pitchers to the field this spring. The Huskies open Tuesday, April 4, hosting Farmington at 5PM on KRFO AM 1390.

Owatonna's 3-1 first inning lead didn't hold up against Rochester Century in Thursday's Section 1AAAA losers bracket game. The Panthers won 4-3.

OHS powered a pair of home runs, but Lakeville North amassed nearly 15 hits while winning the Section 1AAAA quarterfinal 8-4. Both teams continue Thursday in Austin.

The Huskies open the Section 1AAAA softball playoffs at Lakeville North Tuesday at 3:30PM (time correction). OHS (11-9) is on the road despite a better record than the Panthers (9-11).

OHS boys tennis opened sections with a 7-0 shutout of Austin, boys lacrosse whipped Mankato 12-1 and softball capped their 11-2 victory over Austin with a game-ending triple play.

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 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.