Walhalla hosts first varsity baseball games since 2023, lose two to PRA

Ryder Girodat eyes the batter and sends a strike across the plate. Former Langdon resident, Mitch Jorgensen was umpiring the bases for the game. Photo by Larry Stokke Photo by Larry Stokke

Ryder Girodat eyes the batter and sends a strike across the plate. Former Langdon resident, Mitch Jorgensen was umpiring the bases for the game. Photo by Larry Stokke Photo by Larry Stokke

James Stevenson connects for a base hit. Photo by Larry Stokke

James Stevenson connects for a base hit. Photo by Larry Stokke

Jerik Johnson stretches out and makes an off balance catch. Photo by Larry Stokke

Jerik Johnson stretches out and makes an off balance catch. Photo by Larry Stokke

Colin Longtin makes a catch for a third out deep in the outfield. Photo by Larry Stokke

Colin Longtin makes a catch for a third out deep in the outfield. Photo by Larry Stokke

Grant Romfo was behind the plate calling balls and strikes in the game between PCN and Park River. Photo by Larry Stokke

Grant Romfo was behind the plate calling balls and strikes in the game between PCN and Park River. Photo by Larry Stokke

The Pembina County North Grizzlies finally got in their first games of the 2026 season and as a varsity Grizzlies program when they hosted the Park River Area Aggies for a league double header in Walhalla on April 21. PCN has a very young team this year, with no seniors and several players that are junior high age. The veteran Aggies won both games, 23-0 and 190. The Grizzlies will play two games …