HHS sweeps doubleheader in Wray
Holyoke High School baseball is off to a strong start after the team’s first doubleheader in Wray Monday, March 20, where they won both games against the Eagles.
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Tristan Sullivan had a big at-bat in Saturday’s baseball games against Akron, driving teammate Gunnar Kroeger in for the winning run in their first game of the day. —Johnson Publications photo
Baseball maintains perfect record in first week
Having swept doubleheaders against both Wray and Akron in the first week of the season, head coach Sam Distefano was thrilled for the team’s great start.
Number 44, Erin Vieselmeyer, prepares for a free throw on the Bulldog basketball team. She made 78.2 percent of her shots from the line her senior year.
Vieselmeyer finishes record-breaking season
Erin Vieselmeyer just finished an outstanding four-year college basketball career for Concordia University in the final four of the NAIA Division II national championship, on what the universit
2016 letterwinners returning to the HHS baseball team for the 2017 season are pictured from left, Gunnar Kroeger, Tristan Sullivan, Jesus Trejo, Austin Herman and Brendan Mayden. Not pictured is Brenden Kage. —Johnson Publications
Dragons 2-0 in season opener
Dragon baseball players are 2-0 after opening their season in Wray Monday, March 20. The first game ended after six innings with a score of 18-8, and the second was 12-0 after five innings.
Returning letterwinners for the 2017 HHS track season are pictured from left, front row, Jessy Mosqueda and Emma Roll; second row, Taylor Hendrix, José Prieto, Kyra Loutensock and Jillian Hunter; and back row, Jarrett Woodhead, Kaylee Camblin, Matt Yost, Alex Strauss and Zach Overton. Not pictured are Edwin Cruz, Brook Prottsman and Brenden Kage. —Johnson Publications
14 returning letterwinners lead HHS track
HHS track runs 40 students strong for the 2017 season, up from last year’s 27-member team. A full 14 returning letterwinners lead the group.