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PBR Wins Final League Game

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Dell Rapids PBR won their final Cornbelt League game of the 2012 season against Humboldt/Hartford 14-1 in seven innings at Rickeman Field Sunday night.  PBR pounded out 21 hits over the seven innings, led by Clarence Fjellenger with four hits and an RBI.  Jay Bentz added three singles and four RBI.  Dan Conrad had two doubles with three RBI and Andy Dunn had three singles and three RBI.

Dunn also picked up the win on the mound pitching all seven innings giving up just one run, which was unearned, on two hits, three walks and struck out nine.  Both hits against Dunn went to Bucky Nettles as two singles.

PBR will next play in the district tournament which will run July 20-28 in Salem.

Brookings Over Dell Rapids in Final Game

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The Dell Rapids Little League All-Stars played in their final game of the 2012 SD/ND Little League All-Star Tournament Pool Play yesterday.  Brookings handed Dell Rapids a tough loss as Brookings came back to beat Dell Rapids 5-4 in the final inning after Dell Rapids lead the entire game.  Logan R. was 3-4 in the game with a double and two singles.

Fargo Over Dell Rapids All-Stars

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The Dell Rapids Little League All-Stars played in their second game of the 2012 SD/ND Little League All-Star Tournament Pool Play yesterday, June 14th against Fargo.  Fargo handed Dell Rapids their second loss in pool play by a score of 7-2.  Austin E. pitched six strong innings for Dell Rapids and Carter G. had two singles in the loss.  Dell Rapids will play their final pool play game this afternoon, July 15th, at 1:00 p.m. against Brookings in Valley Springs.

PBR Beats Madison

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Dell Rapids PBR left 13 men on base, but scored enough to beat the Madison Broncos 9-7 at Rickeman Field Thursday night (July 12).  PBR never trailed in the game jumping out to a 4-0 lead after 3rd inning.  Madison cut the lead in half scoring two in the top of the 4th, but PBR scored three in their half of the 4th to take a 7-2 lead.  Madison would chip away getting as close as 8-7 after the 7th inning.  PBR would add a run in the bottom of the 8th to hold on to the 9-7 win.

Dale Solberg picked up the win for PBR pitching 6 2/3 innings giving six runs, three of which were earned, on seven hits and striking out nine..  Landon Klock pitched the final 2 1/3 innings giving up one run on four hits while striking out two.  Ray Wagner took the loss for Madison pitching 4 1/3 innings giving up eight runs, four earned, on six hits while striking out four.  Chris Brozik pitched the rest of the game for Madison giving up one run on five hits and striking out four.

Kevin Krull lead PBR with four hits in the ball game and had 3 RBI.  Landon Klock had two hits and an RBI, and Clarence Fjellenger had a double with 2 RBI on the night.

PBR will host Humboldt in their final league game on Sunday, July 15, at 7:30 p.m. at Rickeman Field.  The game will be webcasted.

Mudcats and Canova 1, 2 in Polls

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The Dell Rapids Mudcats retained the top spot in the Class B South Dakota Amateur Baseball Polls this week, while Canova jumped to the number 2 spot.  Crofton, NE is third this week followed by Redfield and Alexandria to round out the top five.

The Mudcats and Canova Gang will square off in a battle of the top two teams in the state and the top two teams in the Cornbelt League on Thursday night in Canova at 7:30 p.m.  The winner of the ball game will take over first place in the Cornbelt League as both teams are currently 18-2 in league play.

 

Top 5 Class B Poll
1) Dell Rapids Mudcats
2) Canova
3) Crofton, NE
4) Redfield
5) Alexandria

Three Dell Rapids Little League Teams in Championship Games

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Three Dell Rapids Little League teams were in the championship games of their respective MinnDak Tournament brackets on Sunday afternoon.  Dell Rapids Severtson Spinal Care was in the championship game of the Pee Wee Silver Bracket against Garretson Orange.  Dell Rapids fell behind early, but came back with a couple of big innings late in the game to take first place in their bracket with a 14-8 win.

Dell Rapids Dairy Queen fought their way back into the championship game of the Midget Silver Bracket after losing their first game Friday night and took on Dell Rapids Jody’s Collision and Auto, who made it to the championship game through the winner’s side of the bracket.  Dell Rapids Jody’s defeated Dell Rapids Dairy Queen in the Sunday afternoon championship game.

All seven of the Dell Rapids Little League teams played very well in this year’s MinnDak League end of the season tournaments.

Dell Rapids Severtson Spinal Care


Dell Rapids Jody’s Collision and Dell Rapids Dairy Queeen

 

Dell Rapids Jody’s Collision and Auto

2012 All-Star Little League Team Wins Warm-up Tournament

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The 2012 Dell Rapids All-Star Little League team was selected a little more than a week ago, and the team won it’s first warm-up tournament over the weekend.  The team was selected by their peers in closed ballot voting among the three midget teams.  In their first games playing together as a team, they won all three games.

In the first game, Dell Rapids beat Garretson 5-3.  Austin E. pitched 3 shutout innings, and Blake R. was the winning pitcher in relief.  Jeffrey S. had a triple, and scored two runs.

Dell Rapids beat Flandreau 8-0 (run rule in 4 innings) in the second game.  Matt G. and Eddie P. combined to pitch a shutout.  Matt G. also added a double and 2 RBI.  He was the winning pitcher.

In the championship against Madison, Dell Rapids won 8-5.  Keegan M. had a triple and 2 RBI. Austin E. added 2 singles and 2 RBI, and Carter G. had a double with 2 RBI.  Blake R. picked up the win in relief.

The All-Star team is preparing for the 2012 ND/SD All-Star Tournament Pool Play on July 13-15 in Valley Springs.  They will play Brandon Valley on the 13th, Fargo on the 14th and Brookings on the 15th.  The winner of the Pool Play will travel to Harney, SD to take on the winner of two other pool plays in the 2012 ND/SD All-Star Tournament Championship.  The winner of the 3-team double-elimination tournament will move on to the Central Regional Little League Tournament in Indianapolis, IN.

Mudcats Remain #1

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The Dell Rapids Mudcats remained #1 in the latest amateur baseball polls in Class B.  Canova, Salem and Harrisburg remained third, fifth and tenth respectively in the latest polls out of the Cornbelt League.

Brandon Valley remains #1 in Class A.


Class B
1. Dell Rapids Mudcats
2. Crofton, NE
3. Canova
4. Redfield
5. Salem
6. Parkston Mudcats
7. Alexandria
8. Clark
9. Dimock-Emery
10. Larchwood, IA
10. Harrisburg

Class A
1. Brandon Valley
2. Renner Monarchs
3. Pierre
4. Yankton
5. Sioux Falls Saints

Mudcats Beat PBR at “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” Night

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Friday night baseball during Quarry Days between the two amateur baseball teams from Dell Rapids has seen many exciting and intense games.  This year during the 25th annual Take Me Out to the Ballgame event (which was streamed live on Big Sioux Media) looked to be more one-sided than not with the Mudcats jumping out to a 2-run lead after one complete inning and Matt Wilbur on the mound for the Mudcats in total control.  The home team added another run in the 2nd and the 3rd but went scoreless in the 4th.  Holding a 4 nothing lead into the bottom of the 5th Nate Henry jacked a two run homer moving it up to a 6-nothing score.  And then the biggest run producing inning for the Mudcats came in the bottom of the 6th when they produced 3 more runs off of PBR started, Kevin Krull.  With the score sitting at 9-zip, Krull was done on the mound and Dale Solberg took over in relief and sat the Mudcats down in order not allowing any more runs.  PBR also managed 4 runs of their own in the top of the 8th inning (the final inning for Wilbur on the mound).  In the top of the 9th, Mark Hauck came in relief and got the save.  Travis Peters was 3 for 4 while Hauck and Henry were both 2 for 4 for the Mudcats while PBR managed only 6 hits.  The big hitter was Bruce Mogen, 2 for 4.   

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