Swimming in a season that now allows a maximum of six events per person, compared to five events in the past, 14-year-old Rylee Schneller had a personal first: bringing home six first-place medals
After some enthusiastic fielding, Ian Hernandez, pictured above, focuses in and gets ready to hit the ball off the tee in Thursday’s game. —Johnson Publications photo
After maneuvering around the third baseman, Juan Albino Nuñez, pictured at left, looks to run home in the machine pitch game against Sedgwick County. —Johnson Publications photo
Holyoke summer T-ball and machine-pitch teams took to the field last Thursday, June 8, for their first games of the season. T-ball kids split into two groups and played each other.
Adison Goldenstein whips around to throw to first base during the Thursday, June 8, 9-12 softball game against Ogallala, Nebraska. —Johnson Publications photo
Concentrating on her form, Clover Adler catches a pitch from behind home plate. —Johnson Publications photo
Gunnar Kroeger, pictured in center, is welcomed to the Northeastern Junior College baseball program by assistant coach Trevor Varley, at left, and head coach Bryan Shepherd.
Capping off a great year of Dragon baseball, recent Holyoke High School graduate Gunnar Kroeger committed to playing baseball at Northeastern Junior College.
Brenden Kage
—Leah Hartman
Gunnar Kroeger
—Jim Powell Photography
Colorado 2A baseball players receiving All-State honors were recently announced, and two Holyoke High School athletes made the cut.
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