“Our offense was stymied by the Tiger ace as he allowed only 3 hits and set 10 of us down on strikes,” reported Parkers Prairie Head Coach Derek Denny.  “We didn’t look comfortable in the box, and looked a little timid.  We didn’t play clean defensively, either.  We had opportunities to score, but hit into some tough luck a couple of innings to end our threat.”

In the win over Brandon-Evansville the Panthers collected 11 hits.  Cohen Noska led the charge with two doubles and a single, while Nolan Steidl doubled and singled with 3 RBI, and Shane Hanson added a pair of singles and two runs batted in.  Steidl went the distance on the mound, giving up one earned run on six hits and two walks, while striking out 5 batters.