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Minnesota High School Baseball 2026 State Tournament Quarterfinal Scores, Schedule, Live Updates - June 11

Follow the action throughout the first day of the MSHSL baseball state tournament
The 2026 MSHSL baseball state tournament begins on Thursday throughout the state
The 2026 MSHSL baseball state tournament begins on Thursday throughout the state | Jack Butler

The 2026 Minnesota high school baseball state tournament begins with the quarterfinals in all four classifications on Thursday.

The Class 1A and Class 2A tournament quarterfinals will begin in St. Cloud. The Class 3A quarterfinals will be played at Chaska Athletic Park. The Class 4A quarterfinals will be played at CHS Field.

High School On SI will update this page throughout the day with recaps and final scores.


Class A Quarterfinals

No. 7 Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton vs. No. 2 Red Lake County

JWF scored three runs in the top of the sixth inning, but it wasn't enough to overcome Red Lake County's four-run lead. JWF had the tying run at third base with two outs in the top of the seventh inning, but Red Lake County pitcher Ben Gullingsrud got the final out to seal the win.

Pitcher Will Gieseke hit two RBIs and pitched 5.2 innings, allowing two earned runs and striking out 10 batter. Gunnar Broden hit an RBI for Red Lake County.

No. 6 Brandon/Evansville vs. No. 3 South Ridge

South Ridge scored in all but one inning to route Brandon/Evansville in the quarterfinal. Gavin Willeck pitched all seven games, allowing seven hits while striking out five.

No. 8 New York Mills vs. No. 1 Madelia

Madelia scored four runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to pull away from New York Mills. Madelia catcher Jonathan Garza had three RBIs, and pitcher Tate Becker pitched seven innings and allowed two hits and two runs while he struck out 11 batters.

No. 5 Ogilvie vs. No. 4 Murray County Central

Murray County Central rallied from an 8-4 lead to win in extra innings. Carter Hanson tied the game in the bottom of the seventh inning when he bunted and an Ogilvie error allowed Noah Frisk to score.

Murray County Central won in the eighth inning when Gabriel Tentinger singled to left field to score Carson Lewis.


Class AA Quarterfinals

No. 7 Windom vs. No. 2 Perham

Perham's 4-run rally in the bottom of the sixth wasn't enough, and Windom defeated the No. 2-seed Yellowjackets.

Windom tallied 10 hits against two Perham pitchers. Shortstop Lyam Schumacher and second baseman Brodie Blume hit two RBIs.

Pitcher Hayden Tietz had two RBIs for Perham.

No. 6 Aitkin vs. No. 3 Glencoe-Silver Lake

Glencoe-Silver Lake scored 11 runs in the third inning, and pitcher Jackson Wischnack allowed two hits and no runs in five innings.

No. 8 Minnehaha Academy vs. No. 1 St. Cloud Cathedral

St. Cloud Cathedral scored six runs in the first two innings to jump on the Redhawks. Six Crusaders had one RBI, and pitcher Jack Hamak pitched six innings, allowing one earned run and four hits.

No. 5 Cotter vs. No. 4 Cannon Falls

Cotter trailed 5-0 after two innings, but its offense rallied for 15 runs in the final four innings. Cannon Falls pitcher Ryan Hjellming exiting with an arm injury after two pitches.

KJ Kreidermacher, Donny Baures and Devin Korder all hit RBIs for Cotter.

Tyler Meyers led Connon Falls with two RBIs.


Class AAA Quarterfinals

No. 7 Grand Rapids vs. No. 2 Mahtomedi

Mahtomedi's Cody Loida hit the RBI single to left field that scored Isaac Iten and won the game for the Zephyrs. They trailed 1-0 after two innings, but Sam Nasvik hit a sac fly to tie the game in the fifth inning.

Mahtomedi pitcher Tino Foster pitched eight inning, and he allowed one earned run and three hits.

Grand Rapids pitcher Joe Dick pitched seven innings and allowed seven hits and no earned runs.

No. 6 Northfield vs. No. 3 Mankato West

FINAL: Mankato West 16, Northfield 9

No. 8 Rocori vs. No. 1 Totino-Grace

Top-seeded Totino-Grace scored three runs in the fifth and sixth inning to escape the upset bid by Rocori. Joey Terhaar hit a sac fly to score William Franczak and give the Eagles the 4-3 lead. Ben Ling singled to right field an inning later to extend the lead.

Terhaar then came in to close for the Eagles, and he got all three batter out. Jack Goldsberry pitched six innings for the Eagles.

No. 5 St. Thomas Academy vs. No. 4 Delano

Elliot Olsen hit three RBIs to lead the Cadets to the semifinal.


Class AAAA Quarterfinals

No. 7 Andover vs. No. 2 Champlin Park

Champlin Park pitched out of multiple jams throughout the game to take the win, 3-2 . Andover left nine runners on base, including three in the first inning and two in the third and seventh inning.

The game was tied at one until the fourth inning when first baseman Jaden Oligmueller singled to right center two score Alex Berg and Rhys George.

Shortstop Keaton Koe had both RBIs for Andover.

No. 6 Cretin-Derham Hall vs. No. 3 Edina

FINAL: Edina 10, Cretin-Derham Hall 3

Cretin-Derham Hall had a 3-0 lead entering the bottom of the fifth, but Edina scored 10 runs in two innings to defeat the defending champions.

With the bases loaded, the Hornets took a 4-3 lead when a Raiders' throwing error led to three unearned runs. They added six runs in the sixth inning.

Edina shortstop Bode McConnell and center fielder Lincoln Page each had two RBIs.

No. 8 Prior Lake vs. No. 1 Farmington

The Tigers dominated the Lakers with contributions from their seventh, eighth and ninth spot in the lineup. Ben Freier, Ethan Hagman and Ben Keppler all had two RBIs from the bottom of the order as the Tigers showed why they're the top seed.

No. 5 Monticello vs. No. 4 Rosemount

Five Rosemount players had two RBIs as the Irish eased by the Magic. Irish pitcher Evan Boll pitched six innings and allowed three hits and one earned run. He struck out eight.

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Jack Butler is the Regional Editor of the Midwest for SBLive/High School on SI. Jack has covered high school sports in Oregon, Arizona and Minnesota.

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