Offense was not hard to come by for both Bon Homme and Avon softball on Saturday. However, it was the second-seeded Cavaliers who delivered the final blow, as Tarynn Torsney hit a walk-off single to ...

Offense was in ample supply for Mobridge-Pollock on Thursday afternoon, as the seventh-seeded Tigers rolled to a 17-10 victory over No. 2 Bon Homme in the Class B state softball tournament ...

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The Pacers have an opportunity at something very rare: going up 2-0 in the finals by taking the first two games on the road.

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