Staying focused and competing for all 14 innings were some of the goals laid out by the Holyoke High School baseball team before opening the 2019 season at Wray last Saturday, March 16.
Brenna Sullivan
Unlike most sports, high school golf teams have just four varsity players competing in each tournament.
Returning letterwinners on Holyoke High School’s 2019 track and field team are pictured from left, front row, Rylee Oakley, Jacky Mosqueda, Yeidi Juarez, Jessy Mosqueda, Shianne Willmon, Taeryn Trumper and Josie Herman; second row, Alec Sprague, Emali Torres, Lauren Bergner, Jillian Hunter and Ashley Rahe; and back row, Miguel Soto, Victoria Race, Jalen Hunter, Aaron Sierra, Joey Beckner, Kylie Purkeypile, Michael Ramos and Luis Chafino. Not pictured are Emily Jelden, Blake Mosenteen and Emma Roll. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Holyoke High School’s track and field team will be welcoming back 23 letterwinners this year, out of 24 girls and 25 boys participating.
Spotting some fans nearby, Adiel Moreno flashes a smile in the middle of his bout at the March 16 peewee wrestling tournament. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Before receiving some helpful mat-side coaching, Mason Cook seems a bit uncertain about the position he’s gotten himself into. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Levels of wrestling ran the gamut at the Saturday, March 16, youth wrestling tournament at Holyoke High School.
Leading the Dragon baseball team in the 2019 season, returning letterwinners are pictured from left, Seth Watson, Jesus Trejo, Blake Mosenteen, Slaten Burris, Caleb Deaver, Alexis Vega and Hunter Bergstrom. Not pictured is Mauro Morales. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Just 14 Holyoke High School athletes are out for baseball this year, but already they’re hard at work to make the most of those numbers.
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