Senior Michel Perez starts game two on the mound for the Dragons after finishing out game one with a strikeout Saturday against Yuma. — Photo by Jes-c French
Dragon baseball hosted Yuma in a doubleheader May 7. Yuma won the first game 14-2 in five innings and the second game 10-5 in the full seven innings.
Holyoke coach Nick Flaa, at left, encourages Emma Thompson at the start of the Holyoke Invite on Thursday, May 5. It was the Lady Dragons’ fourth tournament win of the year. — Darci Rodriguez | The Holyoke Enterprise
The Holyoke girls golf team made the most of their final home invite of the year, taking the team title by two strokes over Brush on Thursday, May 5.
It doesn’t get much closer than this race to first base in which Ty Sandquist Dirks takes a perfectly placed pickoff throw that very nearly beats the Haxtun runner back to the bag last Thursday, April 28, in Haxtun. — Photo by Jes-c French
Although the Dragons ultimately came home with a pair of wins Tuesday, April 26, the Sedgwick County Cougars put up a fight in the first game.
Holyoke senior Aidyn Shafer puts his all into the shot put competitions at the Haxtun Relays on April 26 in Holyoke. — Darci Rodriguez | The Holyoke Enterprise
Correy Koellner’s effort in the long jump helps the Lady Dragons to a second-place overall finish at the Haxtun Relays last week. — Darci Rodriguez | The Holyoke Enterprise
One of the region’s favorite track meets, the Haxtun Relays, was revived last week at the Holyoke track Tuesday, April 26.
Elyce Sisseck concentrates on a ball at a competition in Holyoke earlier this season. — Andrew Nygaard | The Holyoke Enterprise
With the completion of last week’s Washington County Invite, the end of the regular season is approaching quickly for the Holyoke Dragons girls golf team.
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