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Front: Elijah Sollund, Noah Kraulik, Rhett Pearson. Middle: Hadley Reese, Elin Reese, Christine Hanson, Jillian Duray, Ella Strozyk, Piper Olson. Back: Advisor Erica Reese, Hailey Bothum, Greta Rominski, Brynlee Reese, Katie Clark, Ada Pearson, Josie Wade & Advisor Justina Pietruszewski.


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photo by Ryan Bergeron Kaydence Augustine releases a pitch in the first inning of the Freeze’s 12-2 home loss to the Badger/Greenbush-Middle River Gators on April 25. Augustine gave up seven runs, five earned, on seven hits, and struck out two over two-plus innings of work in the losing effort.
Freeze Softball drops a pair of tough games
Front: Mari Folland, Josie Wade, Lydia Hanson, Brynlee Reese, Kylie Brown, Ada Pearson. Back: Stockton Lemmons, Mikaela Jarrett, Max Severson, Carter Thompson, Dawson Walz, Straet Spilde, Emma Blazejewski, Katie Clark, Sophie Klegstad.
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Karlstad High School Debate Team – 1960 – (L to R) James Peterson, Mark Skogerboe, Mr. Torgerson, Mary Folland, Sherman Folland
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Run in. Run out. Beat the rain
photo by Ryan Bergeron Sawyer Torgerson releases a pitch in the first inning of the Freeze’s 5-0 home win over the Badger/Greenbush-Middle River Gators on April 23 in Karlstad. Torgerson hit three batters, but gave up just two hits, walked none, and struck out nine over seven complete innings and 100 pitches to earn the win—the second time he has gone the distance on the mound this season
Freeze Baseball finishes week 1-2