The Hawks won two out of three games in action last Friday and Saturday nights.

Friday they defeated the Knights in Haugen 5-3. Saturday they split a doubleheader against the Cumberland Islanders at Larry Somerville Field. They dropped the first game 4-1, but came back to take the nightcap 8-1.

The Hawks next scheduled game is Wednesday night against the Twin Ports Timbers at Duluth's historic Wade Stadium.

HAYWARD -- The Cumberland Islanders come to town for a Saturday evening doubleheader at Larry Somerville Field. The first game starts at 5 pm.

HAYWARD -- Tonight's scheduled game against the Duluth Timbers has been canceled. Duluth did not have enough players that would make the trip.

HAYWARD -- The Hawks thrilled the home crowd at Larry Somerville Field with a late-inniing rally to defeat the rival Spooner Cardinals 10-3.

The Hawks rallied for 2 runs in the sixth and three in both the seventh and eight innings, erasing a 3-2 Spooner lead.

Matt Flesher led the twelve-hit attack as he drove in five runs. Phil Zeigle, Dawson Jorczak and Micah Bacon added two hits each.

Starter Jonah Sande allowed three runs, two earned over his six innings. Nate Harrison pitched three scoreless innings, striking out nine, to get the save.

The win avenged a 6-4 loss at the hands of the Cardinals back on June 20th.

HAYWARD -- Tom Danczyk fanned 15 over seven innings as the Hawks shutout the Haugen Knights 7-0 Monday night. The game was a makeup of a raned out game last week.

The Hawks await the Spooner Cardinals who come to Larry Somerville Field Friday night for the traditional Independence Day game. The Cardinals are coming off of a 6-5 win over Brill last Saturday. It's the second meeting of the season for the Hawks and Cardinals. Spooner defeated the Hawks 6-4 earlier this season.

HAYWARD -- tonight's game between the Hayward Hawks and the Haugen Knights has been postponed by rain.

The Hawks next game will be Saturday at Cumberland against the Cumberland Islanders. Game tins is 1 pm.

HAYWARD -- The Hawks continue their stretch of Independent League play Wednesday night when the Haugen Knights come to Larry Somerville Field.

The Hawks split a pair of league games last weekend, losing to Spooner 6-4 Friday night and geting a 7-6 walk-off win Saturday night against Brill. The Hawks are 4-3 overall and 2-1 in league play.

It is the second meeting for the Hawks and nights. Back on June 7th the Hawks opened the season with a 10-0 win at Haugen.

Dawson Jorczak's walk-off, three-run home run gave the Hawks a 10-9 victory over Holmen in the opening game of the five-team tournament Friday night. Trailing 9-7 with two men on Holmen brought on reliever Andrew Fischer to face Jorczak who promptly crushed the first pitch over the centerfield for the win.

The victory completed  comeback victiry from a 9-0 Holmen lead after four innings. The Hawks took a sizeable chunk out of that lead sending nine batters to the plate in a seven-run rally in the fifth inning. Trent Kirkland's two-run double highlighted the rally.

Phil Zeigle got the win in relief.

The win sends the Hawks to the 6pm game Saturday night against the winner of Saturday's 10 am game between Spooner and Eau Claire. Holmen plays the loser of that game at 2pm. All the action is at Larry Sommerville Field.

The Hawks Host Spooner, Holmen, Hartford and Eau Claire in their annual tournament that begins Friday night and runs through Sunday afternoon at Larry Sommerville Field.

The Hawks open the competition Friday night at 7:30 when they take on Holmen. Play continues Saturday morning at 10 am as Spooner takes on Eau Claire then Hartford takes on the Spooner/Eau Claire winner at 2 pm. It's a double elimination event.

The semifinals are at noon Sunday with the championship game at 2 pm. all games are seven innings.

Hayward Golf Course is the prize sponsor for Friday night. Angler's Bar and Grill be be the prize sponsors for Saturday.