The Minnesota State High School League’s Prep Championship Series — the three state championship baseball games — are still scheduled for Wednesday, June 22. The weather forecast indicates only “periods” of rain rather than showers (which by the way are occurring as this is written). The schedule — for now — is for the Class A game to start at noon, followed by the Class AA game at 3 p.m. and the Class AAA game at 6 p.m.

The Eagles of New Life Academy of Woodbury in Class A and the Pirates of Park Center, Brooklyn Park, in Class AA return to defend their respective titles. A new champion will emerge in Class AAA because Burnsville, which won in 2010, failed to qualify for this year’s tournament.

Wadena-Deer Creek won three of the four singles matches and picked up a key win in the doubles to clinch a close 4-3 victory over Perham during Monday’s Mid-State Conference court action.

Amanda Kramer shot a 98 as Wadena-Deer Creek placed seventh at the Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Invitational at the Longbow Golf Course on Thursday.

Crookston’s Monica Wold took medalist honors with a 77, which help the Pirates edge Roseau by two strokes to capture first place in the event.