Twin River Titans
Runners begin in St. Paul
Myah Rinkol had 3 kills against Hampton/Heartland and 2 kills against Shelby-Rising City. NCJ photo by Ken Kush
Titans have busy first week, go 0-5
JLee Van Driel pitched 7 innings, giving up 3 runs on 7 hits. She walked 4 batters and struck out 2. NCJ file photo by Jen Johnson
Titans top Vipers, fall to Dukes
Twin River will be a fun team to watch this season. The Titans open the 2026 campaign on the road on Friday when they take on Centura. NCJ photo by Jen Johnson
New look Titans ready to turn heads
Fans can expect big things from the Titan volleyball team this year. They are looking to add a few bricks to the foundation that was built in previous years. Look for Twin River to be competitive each and every time they step out on the court. NCJ photo by Jen Johnson
Titans ready to make some noise
Titans senior JLee Van Driel had a game to remember as she tripled twice in the first inning, scored twice and drove in two runs. She tripled again later in the game as she had three of the teams 11 hits. She crossed home plate four times in the loss. NCJ photos by Ken Kush
Titan defense struggles early on in season
There may not be a lot of them, but fans can expect big things from the Titan cross country team. Ryker Stenzel (left), Cyrus Davenport and Carson Kershaw are an experienced group looking to show improvement each week they step out on the course. NCJ photo by Jen Johnson
Experienced Titans ready to run together
Twin River returns an experienced core of players for the 2026 campaign. The Titans open the season on Thursday at Timmerman Park in West Point. NCJ photo by Jen Johnson
Experienced Titans have win-now mentality
Braxtin Fowler (left) and Cade Kunkel were joined by Twin River coach Kalin Koch at the 2026 AAU Scholastic Duals in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Photo provided