Tag: baseball
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Thursday’s prep roundup: Ellicott boys’ basketball falls to Yuma in 2A quarterfinals
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save BOYS’ BASKETBALL Yuma 62, Ellicott 28At Massari Arena: No. 7 Ellicott didn’t help itself against arguably the top boys’ basketball team in Class 2A. “We came out pretty flat against, in my estimation, the best team in 2A,” said first-year Ellicott boys coach Jeff Zick…
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Thursday’s prep roundup: Ellicott boys’ basketball falls to Yuma in 2A quarterfinals
BOYS’ BASKETBALL Yuma 62, Ellicott 28At Massari Arena: No. 7 Ellicott didn’t help itself against arguably the top boys’ basketball team in Class 2A. “We came out pretty flat against, in my estimation, the best team in 2A,” said first-year Ellicott boys coach Jeff Zick after his team’s 62-28 loss to second-seeded Yuma on Thursday…
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Thursday’s prep roundup: Ellicott boys’ basketball falls to Yuma in 2A quarterfinals
BOYS’ BASKETBALL Yuma 62, Ellicott 28At Massari Arena: No. 7 Ellicott didn’t help itself against arguably the top boys’ basketball team in Class 2A. “We came out pretty flat against, in my estimation, the best team in 2A,” said first-year Ellicott boys coach Jeff Zick after his team’s 62-28 loss to second-seeded Yuma on Thursday…
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Gazette Preps baseball 2018 preview capsules
CLASS 5A Coronado Coach: Trevor Stewart, second year Last year: 13-7 (5A CSML) Returning starters: C/INF Beau Chauvin, jr.; C/INF Parker Martin, jr.; SS Bryce McKee, jr.; INF Issiah Sisneros, sr.; 1B/OF Tucker Travins, jr.; UTIL Graehame Webb, so. Outlook: “Seeing our student-athletes growth and daily improvement, as well as building relationships and becoming a tighter knit family,” Stewart said. Notes: The…
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Gazette Preps baseball 2018 preview capsules
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save CLASS 5A Coronado Coach: Trevor Stewart, second year Last year: 13-7 (5A CSML) Returning starters: C/INF Beau Chauvin, jr.; C/INF Parker Martin, jr.; SS Bryce McKee, jr.; INF Issiah Sisneros, sr.; 1B/OF Tucker Travins, jr.; UTIL Graehame Webb, so. Outlook: “Seeing our student-athletes growth and daily improvement, as well as building…
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Gazette Preps baseball 2018 preview capsules
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save CLASS 5A Coronado Coach: Trevor Stewart, second year Last year: 13-7 (5A CSML) Returning starters: C/INF Beau Chauvin, jr.; C/INF Parker Martin, jr.; SS Bryce McKee, jr.; INF Issiah Sisneros, sr.; 1B/OF Tucker Travins, jr.; UTIL Graehame Webb, so. Outlook: “Seeing…
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Even without own practice field, ECA baseball to have another solid season
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save One day last spring, Evangelical Christian Academy baseball coach Bob DeRuiter and his players went to Village Green Park just across the street from the high school to find they were locked out. Typically, they could walk onto the baseball field without any problems and…
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Rockies don’t expect Nolan Arenado’s work load to decrease
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Nolan Arenado chuckled at the idea of ever taking the field every day for the Colorado Rockies and playing all 162 games. In theory, it’s possible. The reality of being the third…
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Gazette Preps baseball 2018 preview capsules
CLASS 5A Coronado Coach: Trevor Stewart, second year Last year: 13-7 (5A CSML) Returning starters: C/INF Beau Chauvin, jr.; C/INF Parker Martin, jr.; SS Bryce McKee, jr.; INF Issiah Sisneros, sr.; 1B/OF Tucker Travins, jr.; UTIL Graehame Webb, so. Outlook: “Seeing our student-athletes growth and daily improvement, as well as building relationships and becoming a tighter knit family,” Stewart said. Notes: The…
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Even without own practice field, ECA baseball to have another solid season
One day last spring, Evangelical Christian Academy baseball coach Bob DeRuiter and his players went to Village Green Park just across the street from the high school to find they were locked out. Typically, they could walk onto the baseball field without any problems and start warming up and conducting throwing drills. Not on this…