Kimball/White Lake Nationals 3, Burke Bombers 1

CHAMBERLAIN — Kimball/White Lake held off Burke for the District 3B amateur baseball championship on Wednesday. Both teams will advance to the Class B state amateur baseball tournament on Aug. 7-18 in Mitchell.

KWL’s Dylan Konechne, Dylanger Pierson and Hudson Heath all had hits. Caden Lenz drove in two runs, while Heath drove in a run. Caden Lenz allowed seven hits, one earned run, two walks and struck out two batters in seven innings.

Burke’s Ben Witt had two of the team’s four hits. Sawyer Tietgen, Hunter Van Niewenhuyse, Coy Determan, Gannon Thomas and Kade Braun each had hits. Determan struck out nine batters, allowed three hits, one earned run and walked three batters in six innings.

Mount Vernon Mustangs 10, Alexandria Angels 3

PARKSTON — Bradley Dean collected three hits as Mount Vernon topped Alexandria and advanced to the Class B state amateur baseball tournament on Wednesday.

Dean finished 3-for-5 and smacked a two-run homer in the third inning. Spencer Neugebauer and Deric Denning had two hits apiece. Denning knocked in two runs, while Neugebauer drove in a run. Walker Hultgren, Eric Giblin and Cameron Deinert each drove in runs. 

Luke Tiesler earned the win, striking out four batters, surrendering eight hits, two earned runs and three walks in eight innings.

For Alexandria, Michael Schoettmer hammered a solo home run and finished with two hits. Cole Wenande had two hits. Peyton Smith also drove in a run. Jerrod Zens, Tyson Gau and Jacob Giles added hits. Giles took the loss, allowing five hits, three earned runs, two walks and struck out three batters in three innings. 

Yankton Tappers 12, Mitchell Aces 4

YANKTON — Kade Sudbeck struck out eight batters as Yankton defeated Mitchell in Class A district baseball action on Wednesday. 

Sudbeck allowed six hits, four earned runs and issued zero walks through seven innings. Drew Ryken and Mitch Gullickson had two hits and two RBI apiece. Josh Sheldon drove in two runs. 

For Mitchell, Karter Sibson had a team-high two hits. Lincoln Bates drove in three runs, while Peyton Mandel drove in a run. Mandel took the loss, allowing five earned runs, six hits, one walk and struck out four batters in four innings.