NJC soccer coaches to lead youth camp
Aspiring soccer players from 3 years old to eighth grade will have the chance to learn and improve on their skills under the direction of college coaches Sunday, April 28.
Sports
Banquet wraps up girls basketball
Holyoke High School girls basketball celebrated a successful season, which included a standout performance in the postseason and its second consecutive regional championship appearance, at its
Keeping a Caliche runner looking to steal second in check, first baseman Cade Killin goes for a tag. — Kristin Koch
HHS shuts out Caliche – twice
It’s no surprise to hear that a 16-0 win and a 3-0 win were the result of two distinctly different games.
Going up against an Ogallala opponent, Holyoke’s Eduardo Hermosillo is set on keeping possession of the ball. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Leading their respective teams, first graders Aubree Kammer, pictured at right, and Kree McConachie charge after the ball. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Masses turn out to support 131 in youth soccer
Though Holyoke didn’t end up fielding a 19 and under soccer team this year, numbers were made up in the younger age groups, and the City of Holyoke once again had 12 teams this spring.
Holyoke’s Ashley Rahe competes in the triple jump at last week’s home track meet, in which the girls took second place. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Leading off the 4x400 relay, Jalen Hunter springs out of the blocks at the April 6 Dragon Invitational. He, Gage Sprague, Ethan Johnson and Miguel Soto took third in the event. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
PRs, 1sts and a new school record wow home crowd
Holyoke track and field placed well in its home meet last Saturday, April 6, with the girls and boys teams ending as runners-up.