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SUPERIOR, Wis. - Brainerd High School graduate Robbie Veith finished the regular season as the second-leading hitter for the University of Wisconsin-Superior Yellowjackets.Veith, a...
...a bachelor of science degree in mathematics in 2011. He is working toward completing a masters degree in mechanical engineering at the University of Minnesota-Duluth.BHS grads Robbie Veith and Tom Fairbanks are members of the UWS team.
Robbie Veith (left) cast his line Thursday off the Crow Wing Lake public access dock as his cousin Preston and sister Jaden shared fishing expertise with each other. Photos
Brainerd High School graduates Rhett Williamson and Robbie Veith are playing for the University of Wisconsin-Superior Yellowjackets baseball team this season. On March 8, Superior handed Macalester...
...tournament. Photos Front row: James Anderson (left), Tanner Murray, Michael Brekken, Andy Mans, Charlie Hollinbeck, Robbie Veith. Second row: Tyler Lightner, Skyler Murray, Nate Smolke, Travis Whirley, Julius Tamasy, Taylor Main. Back row...
...baseball by scores of 11-5 and 10-3 on Friday. Austin Schmolke homered and had two RBIs in game one for Brainerd. Robbie Veith doubled and Brett Kramer was 2-for-2 with a double, home run and three RBIs. Rhett Williamson, Josh Haberman...
...groom's attendants were Thor Wicklund, Mark Vopatek, Chris Veith, Dickie Veith and Brad Moser. Junior groomsmen was Robbie Veith. Ushers were Tim Veith and Bryan Moser. A reception was at the Moose Lodge. The bride graduated from Brainerd High...
...bases. Whirley fanned six of the seven batters he faced while finishing with a base hit, two RBI and a stolen base. Robbie Veith also helped propel the American League as he finished 2-for-2 with a single and triple, walked once, scored two...
...three runs. Rhett Williamson was 2-4 with a sacrifice, stolen base and run. Ray Austin was 2-4 with a double. Robbie Veith was 2-4 with two runs. Gary Deters hit a solo home run for Avon and Haugen finished 3-5. The Rebels will play...
...little play," said Brainerd assistant coach Tim Martin. The little play in question was an error by second baseman Robbie Veith. Veith bobbled it, the ball landed between his legs and he threw it to first but Theis was called safe on the questionable...