Sports

Hornet catcher Annika Reierson fielded a forced out at the plate in a bases-loaded situation last week against the Park Rapids Panthers. Thursday was not only the first game of the season for Frazee softball, it also represented the first time the team has been outdoors this year.

Senior Frazee runner Megan Danielson (left) earned a second-place finish in the girls 1600-meter run last week during one of two days of track and field events held in Perham.

Anissa Antonsen is one of several non-letter winners who could make an impact at the varsity level this spring.

Paige Oswald placed second in the 200-meter dash last week. Oswald finished with a time of 28.28 at the Little Amik indoor track meet last Tuesday.

Hornet junior Jaryn Johannsen couldn’t be caught when the Frazee Hornets girls track team took part in the BSU indoor event last week. Johannsen’s 10.13 won first place in the girls 60 meter hurdles; in fact, her time was good enough that she would have been in the top 10 among the boys, too.