The Hometown Huddle - May 1st, 2013

WEDNESDAY, MAY 1ST, 2013

“THE HOMETOWN”EDON • HILLTOP • STRYKER • MONTPELIER • PETTISVILLE • NORTH CENTRAL • FAYETTE

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Ruffer Strikes Out A Baker’s Dozen As Stryker Shuts Down Hilltop, 7-2

STRYKER – The scary thing about Parker Ruffer is that he knows how to rebound and how to pitch…and he’s only getting better.

Not long after coming up on the losing end of a 2-0 no-hitter, Ruffer went back to work, shrugging whatever psychological effects off in the process. On April 22, his Panthers welcomed in the Hilltop Cadets for a BBC tilt that saw Ruffer setting down 13 on strikes as Stryker prevailed by a 7-2 score.

Ruffer went 6 innings and allowed 2 runs, one unearned on 4 hits and 5 walks. Dean Beamont pitched the final scoreless inning, striking out a batter.

Chad Ruffer had 3 RBIs on 2 singles, and Tyler Teschke plated another run with a pair of base hits. Zach Birky and Parker Ruffer each had a single.

Justin Grapengeter went 4 2/3 wild innings for Hilltop, surrendering 6 runs, 5 earned on 6 hits and 10 walks, fanning 5. Logan Brooker closed out the game, allow-ing a run on 3 walks, striking out 3.

Justin Ashenfelter connected for a double, while Grapengeter, Josh Phillips and Nic Schieber each had a single.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsStryker 7 – 6 - 2Hilltop 2 – 4 - 2

NC Eagles Whitewash Blackbirds In Five Innings To Create BBC Log JamPETTISVILLE – After being shut out

the day before by the Edon Bombers, the North Central Eagles were able to bounce back on April 23rd as they downed Pet-tisville 10-0 in five innings. North Cen-tral jumped out to a 3-0 lead after the first inning and cruised the rest of the way. The win creates a four way tie atop the Buckeye Border Conference between the Eagles, Blackbirds, Bombers and Stryker as each team has one loss.

Fresh off his no-hitter on April 15th, Kole Peterson was dominant once again. The senior right-hander allowed just three hits, while fanning 10 and walking two in his five innings.

Noah Miller started for Pettisville last-ing just 1/3 inning while allowing three runs on five hits. Cam Norris pitched the

next three frames and was charged with five runs on five hits, struck out three, and walked a pair. Tate Kauffman finished be-ing touched up for two runs on four hits, two K’s, and two bases on balls.

Peterson had a big day at the plate as well doubling and singling to drive in three runs. Colton Pilmore also collected three RBI with three singles. Josh Sawyer sent two across the dish with two doubles and a single. With the win North Central squares their record at 6-6 overall and 3-1 in the BBC.

For Pettisville, Logan Nofziger doubled while Norris and Kauffman each singled.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsNorth Central 10 – 13 – 0

Pettisville 0 – 3 – 0

Wicker Fans 14 As Edon Blue Bombers Shut Out The North Central Eagles

EDON – River Wicker held the North Central Eagles to just two hits in six in-nings, while setting 14 down on strikes along with walking a pair to propel the Bombers past the Eagles 6-0 in BBC ac-tion. The hosts picked up two runs in the third inning, aided by three Eagle errors. The Bombers added four insurance runs in the bottom of the fifth to seal the vic-tory.

Besides Wicker’s six inning effort, Con-nor Hug hurled the final frame for Edon surrendering one hit, while whiffing two and walking two.

Branden Turner lasted five innings for North Central allowing all six runs (four earned), on seven hits, fanned six, issued

four free passes, and hit one batter. Ryan Bethel finished for the Eagles registering one strikeout and one base on balls.

Edon was led at the plate by Dakota Parrish who smacked and RBI double as well as singling, while Matt Cook drove home two more with a single. Wyatt Zulch also plated a runner with a single. Wicker and Brock Thiel each collected a base hit for Edon who improve to 2-1 in the BBC.

Dylan Hutchison, Alex Proper, and Josh Sawyer singled for the North Central hits. The Eagles fall to 5-6 overall and 2-1 in the league.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsEdon 6 – 7 – 2

North Central 0 – 3 – 4

Pettisville Blackbirds Unleash The Run Rule Wrath On The Fayette Eagles

FAYETTE – It’s not that Fayette made a lot of mistakes on April 22, it’s just that the Pettisville Blackbirds cashed in on practically every one. The run rule was invoked after five innings, mercifully put-ting an end to what turned out to be a 19-1 BBC beatdown.

Alex Roth led the 4-4/3-0 Blackbirds by going 5 innings and allowing a run on 2 hits and 5 walks, striking out 7. At the plate, Roth clocked a single and a double.

Logan Nofziger had 3 base hits, and Cam Norris, Jacob Deffely and Eli King each reached with a pair of base hits.

Daniel McNamara got the start for the Eagles, but was bounced after giving up 6 runs, 4 earned on 6 hits and 2 walks, striking out 2 in 2 1/3 innings of work. Koby Biddix came on and was tagged with 6 unearned runs on 3 hits, 3 walks and a strikeout. Joel Smith finished, allowing 7 runs, 4 earned on 6 hits and 2 walks.

Jared Wagner and Jerad Seiler each singled for Fayette.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsPettisville 19 – 15 - 2

Fayette 1 – 2 - 5

Edon Bombers Go Interstate To Split A Doubleheader With Eastside

BUTLER – The Edon Bombers traveled to Butler, Indiana for a double shot of dia-monds on April 20, dropping the opener by an 11-7 score, but picking up the split in the second game, 9-2

Game #1Eastside was all over Ben Brown from

the git-go, and five errors behind him hurt his cause even further. Although he set-tled in, the damage was done as he worked 5 innings and allowed 9 runs, only 3 earned on 7 hits and 2 walks, whiffing 3. Jacob Brown finished, allowing 2 runs, one earned on 2 hits and a walk, fanning a pair.

Trevor Green had a single and a double for Edon, while Brock Thiel had a single and a double.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsEastside 11 – 9 - 1

Edon 7 – 6 - 5Game #2

Landon Bloir pitched his way through a wild streak to lead the Bombers in the nightcap. He went 4 innings, allowing a run on a hit and 7 walks, striking out 6. River Wicker went 2 innings and gave up an unearned run on a hit, a walk and 3 whiffs. Connor Hug closed it out with an inning of scoreless ball, allowing a hit and a walk, striking out a batter.

Hug went yard for the 5-6/1-1 Bombers, while Wyatt Zulch had a double and a triple.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsEdon 9 – 4 - 5

Eastside 2 – 3 - 1

Edon Blue Bombers & The Liberty Center Tigers Play A Pair & Split The Same

LIBERTY CENTER – The Liberty Center Tigers and the Edon Bombers split a doubleheader on April 13 with the home-town boys taking the opener by an 11-8 score. Edon rallied to gain a split in the nightcap by a 5-2 score.

Game #1Ben Brown was tagged with the loss,

allowing 7 runs on 8 hits and 3 walks in 4 innings, fanning 3. Kaden Sapp endured a rude welcome in which he came on, got tagged for 4 runs, 3 earned on 2 hits and 3 walks, and then exited. Caleb Mason went 2 scoreless innings, allowing a walk and 3 hits.

Dakota Parrish and Trevor Green each had a pair of RBI singles, and Brown

plated 3 with a single and a double.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsLiberty Center 11 – 10 - 2

Edon 8 – 12 - 2

Game #2Landon Bloir went ‘K-crazy’ in his first

Varsity start, allowing a run on 5 hits and 3 walks, blowing down 14 via the strike-out. River Wicker finished, allowing a run on 2 hits and 2 walks, whiffing 2.

Wicker and Brock Thiel each had 3 singles and an RBI for the Bombers, while Green plated a pair with a single and a double.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsEdon 5 – 11 - 1

Liberty Center 2 – 7 - 1

A Glimpse Of Fayette vs. Edon

JUST IN TIME ... Zayne Colegrove of Fayette flies down the first base line, while Matt Cook of Edon puts the squeeze on the ball for the out.

PHOTOS BY LUCINDA HELD-FAULHABER, STAFFNOTICE ... If you are one who believes that baseball is not a contact sport, Edon's Da-kota Parrish and Fayette's Daniel McNamara would like to have a word with you. Stats for this event were featured in the April 24, 2013 edition.

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thing else...the weather. Bottom line...when she runs, she wins. Sprints,

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The short and sweet 411 on Parker...dude's got skills. If the rules weren't in place to prevent it, Parker would be

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Pettisville Lady Blackbirds Hold Off North Central Lady Eagles 6-3

WAUSEON – The Pettisville Lady Black-birds were able to survive two rain delays and a late comeback by the North Central Eagles to take the BBC battle 6-3 on April 23rd at Biddle Park.

Delaney Nofziger notched the win for the Blackbirds allowing three runs on five hits, fanned three and walked a trio.

Bralyn Wyrick was charged with the loss after surrendering six runs on eight hits, struck out three and issued four free passes to first.

Amber Klopfenstein, Emily Hubby and

Stephanie Hubby each smacked a double for Pettisville. Johanna Roth and Taylor D’Alelio singled twice, while Andi Aeschliman stroked a base hit for the Lady Blackbirds who stand at 5-3 overall and 3-1 in the conference.

Wyrick doubled and singled for North Central, while Brittany Laney, Shaylee Oyer, and Sabrina Pickford each singled. The Lady Eagles are 5-5 on the season and 1-3 in the BBC.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsPettisville 6 – 8 – 4


Early Fayette Lead Fades Fast As Hilltop Girls Land A 7-1 BBC Haymaker

FAYETTE – Leah Thompson gave up a run to the Fayette Lady Eagles in the home half of the first, then slammed the door. Her team responded with a six-run second and a total of seven unanswered runs in a 7-1 win on a rain-soaked April 23.

Thompson allowed a run on 4 hits and a walk, striking out 10. She got plenty of help from her offense in the second, the big blow coming off the bat of Sidney Schmitt who finished the day with a 3-RBI double. Hannah Bleikamp had an RBI double and Brittney Mocherman drove in a run with a

pair of singles. Tiffany Weaver had a pair of base hits, and Taylor Batt and Brooke Chapin each singled.

The five Fayette fielding errors made for a tough outing for Tiffany Bates. She was tagged for 7 runs, only one earned on 8 hits.

Taylor Hartman had an RBI on 2 singles, and Megan Stannard and Jena Myers each had a base hit.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsHilltop 7 – 8 - 0Fayette 1 – 4 - 5

Montpelier Lady Locomotives Zapped By The Bryan Lady Bears, 7-2, On April 22nd

BRYAN – Timely hitting and three unearned runs were crucial as the Bryan Lady Bears chalked up a 7-2 NWOAL win over Montpelier on April 22.

Lauren Dye went the route for Montpelier, and was charged with 7 runs, 4 earned on 14 hits, fanning 5.

Sydney Houk had 3 singles and a double

for Montpelier, and Lesley Clark had a pair of doubles. Dye clocked a pair of base hits, Marinna Mercer had a double, and Christina Prather and Haley Suffel each singled.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsBryan 7 – 14 - 1

Montpelier 2 – 12 - 4

Delaney Nofziger Fires A One-Hitter As Pettisville Dismantles Fayette In FiveFAYETTE – With a 3-1 score after one, it

looked like the April 22 game between Fayette and Pettisville might be spirited. Then came the second inning. Pettisville trotted their offense back onto the field, while Fayette’s offense pulled a disappearing act, ala Houdini. While the Ladybirds piled it on, the Lady Eagles got snowed under in a 15-1, five inning fiasco.

Delaney Nofziger went off on Fayette, allowing a run on one hit and 2 walks, fan-ning five. When she swapped out the circle for the batter’s box, she connected on a two-run blast and a pair of singles. Emily Hubby

had 2 singles and a double, Taylor D’Alelio had a single and a double, Stephanie Hubby had a double, and Johanna Roth, Kaija Blosser, Olivia Wright, Andi Aeschliman and Kenzie Riegsecker all reached with a single apiece.

Tiffany Bates took the loss for Fayette, allowing 15 runs on 17 hits and a walk, fan-ning 4. Jessica White got the lone base hit for Fayette.

Runs / Hits / Errors

Pettisville 15 – 17 - 1Fayette 1 – 1 - 6

Edon Lady Bombers Take Advantage Of Errors To Top North Central

EDON – Although being outhit 12-6 by the visiting Lady Eagles of North Central, the Lady Blue Bombers took advantage of seven miscues by the visitors en route a 10-5 vic-tory on April 22nd. The contest was score-less until the fourth inning. The Lady Eagles put three on the board in their half of the frame. The hosts answered with four runs in the fourth, then added six more in the fifth to put the game out of reach. The victory keeps the Lady Bombers in the driver’s seat for the BBC crown as they improve to 3-0 in the conference.

Kaitlin Chrisman went the distance to gain the will. The sophomore hurler gave up 12 hits, fanned five and issued one base on balls.

Reese Cogswell pitched the first 4 1/3 innings for North Central and was tagged

with the loss. She allowed nine runs, with just two being earned, four hits, set two down and strikes and walked a pair. Bralyn Wyrick tossed the final 1 2/3 innings and gave up one run on two hits, while register-ing two K’s.

Jordan Matthews swung the big stick for Edon as she slugged home four runs with a double and single.

Wyrick stroked a double and single for North Central, while Madison Messner and Sabrina Pickford each smacked two baggers. Contributing two base hits a piece were Cog-swell, Hollie Hernandez and Macayla Wil-drick. Abbey Litzenberg and Brittany Laney collected a single each for the Lady Eagles.

Runs / Hits / ErrorsEdon 10 – 6 – 1


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THE SLIDE - THE TAG ... Nicole Newell of Edon tries to slap the tag on a sliding Lea Bussing of Fayette.

PHOTOS BY LUCINDA HELD-FAULHABER, STAFFTRAIN WRECK ... Fayette's Jessica White experiences an equipment malfunction as she tries to get into base safely ahead of the tag from a determined Alex Kiess of Edon. Stats for this event were featured in the April 24, 2013 edition.

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Boys Track ActionTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

Stryker & Edon Carry The BBC Banner At The Wayne Trace Invitational

HAVILAND – The Stryker Panthers and the Edon Bombers represented the BBC at the Wayne Trace Invitational on April 22. Stryker placed seventh overall with 30 points, while Edon came in ninth with 12.

Stryker was led by Luke Graber with a win in the 800 and a third in the 1600. The Panthers also captured a second in the 4 x 400. Logan Bechstein fronted Edon with a third in the pole vault.

The following Edon and Stryker fin-ishes were posted by event...

7 - Stryker - 309 - Edon - 12

4x800 Meter Relay7 - Edon - 9:57.80

8 - Stryker - 10:28.00

110 Meter Hurdles11 - Peeples, Mike - Edon - 18.27

14 - Bechstein, Logan - Edon - 20.03 15 - Robison, Austin - Stryker - 20.36

100 Meter Dash6 - Clingaman, Hunter - Stryker -

11.92 9 - Woolace, Brannan - Stryker - 12.13 14 - Kirkpatrick, Justin - Edon - 12.74

15 - Baker, Alex - Edon - 13.19


8 - Stryker - 1:51.13

1600 Meter Run3 - Graber, Luke - Stryker - 4:39.89

12 - Kirkingburg, Alex - Edon - 5:01.0017 - Schwartz, Taylor - Edon - 5:06.0018 - Planson, Ross - Stryker - 5:07.00

4x100 Meter Relay4 - Stryker - 46.88 7 - Edon - 49.11

400 Meter Dash14 - Goebel, Spenser - Edon - 59.72 16 - Busha, Alex - Edon - 1:00.47

17 - Johnson, Brett - Stryker - 1:03.62 18 - Batterson, Dylan - Stryker -

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300 Meter Hurdles14 - Schwartz, Taylor - Edon - 49.26

15 - Robison, Austin - Stryker - 52.40

800 Meter Run1 - Graber, Luke - Stryker - 2:05.52

14 - Walkowski, Wyatt - Edon - 2:18.0017 - Kirkingburg, Alex - Edon - 2:21.0018 - Planson, Ross - Stryker - 2:22.00

200 Meter Dash11 - Grisier, Austin - Stryker - 25.52 13 - Goebel, Spenser - Edon - 25.84

15 - Kochert, Alex - Edon - 26.15 16 - Blosser, Colin - Stryker - 26.90

3200 Meter Run9 - Opdycke, Derek - Stryker - 11:12.00

10 - Busha, Alex - Edon - 11:13.0012 - Dunkle, Coy - Edon - 11:15.00

4x400 Meter Relay2 - Stryker - 3:44.38 9 - Edon - 4:07.99

Discus Throw8 - Hutchins, Vincent - Edon - 115-07

11 - Hausch, Conrad - Stryker - 106-0317 - Ordway, Kenny - Edon - 85-08

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17-07.00 10 - Bowling, Reid - Edon - 17-02.00 11 - Clingaman, Hunter - Stryker -

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34-11.7514 - Ordway, Kenny - Edon - 34-08.75

15 - Hutchins, Vincent - Edon - 34-06.00

18 - Aguilar, Robert - Stryker - 24-10.00

Pole Vault3 - Bechstein, Logan - Edon - 9-06.00 5 - Walkowski, Wyatt - Edon - 9-00.00

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Edon Girls Take An April 23rd BBC Quad Over Fayette, Stryker & North CentralPIONEER – On the afternoon of April

23, the track teams of Edon, Fayette and Stryker descended upon Eagle Country for a BBC quad meet with North Central.

Led by the first place finishes of Sydney Stoll, Kaitlyn Sonneberger, Hannah Gutting and the 4 x 400 relayers, the Lady Bombers of Edon came away in first place. Emily Rupp, Christie Huston and the 4 x 200 relay team all took first place finishes to put the Stryker Lady Panthers in sec-ond, while Jill Stuckey and the 4 x 800 relay team took first place finishes to put the Fayette Lady Eagles in third. The North Central Lady Eagles got a win in the 4 x 100 relay for fourth place overall.

The following first place finishes were posted by event...

Edon - 81Stryker - 70Fayette - 56

NC - 25

HIGH JUMP4ft 10 - Huston - Stryker

LONG JUMP15ft 1 - Stoll - Edon

SHOT PUT29ft 7 - Gutting - Edon

DISCUS118ft 5 - Gutting - Edon

4 X 800M RELAY11:36 - Fayette

100M HIGH HURDLES18.1 - Stoll - Edon

100M DASH13.3 - Rupp - Stryker

4 X 200M RELAY2:04 - Stryker

1600M RUN6:18 – Sonneberger - Edon

4 X 100 M RELAY60.0 - NC

400M DASH1:08 - Rupp - Stryker

300M LOW HURDLES52.1 - Stoll - Edon

800M RUN2:46 - Wheeler - NC

200M DASH28.1 - Rupp - Stryker

3200M RUN13:34 - Stuckey - Fayette

4 X 400M RELAY4:51 - Edon

Wayne Trace Invitational Hosts The Stryker Lady Panthers & Edon Lady Bombers

HAVILAND – The Edon Lady Bombers and the Stryker Lady Panthers were in the field at the 37th annual Wayne Trace Invitational on April 22. Both teams did well in the event, with the Lady Bombers getting a slight edge over the Lady Panthers to determine fourth place. Edon took fourth with 62 points, while Stryker settled for fifth with 54.

Sydney Stoll and Hannah Gutting each took home first place finishes for Edon, with Kaitlyn Sonneberger taking third in the 1600. Emily Rupp had a pair of first place finishes for Stryker, and Brittany Brier joined Rupp in getting a second place finish apiece.

The following Edon and Stryker finishes were posted by event...

4 - Edon - 625 - Stryker - 54

4x800 Meter Relay5 - Stryker - 11:14.10

100 Meter Hurdles4 - Stoll, Sydney - Edon - 17.76

7 - Paxton, Gabrielle - Stryker - 18.62

100 Meter Dash1 - Rupp, Emily - Stryker - 12.91 3 - Stoll, Sydney - Edon - 13.39

11 - Rupp, Audra - Stryker - 14.19 15 - Combs, Brittany - Edon - 14.61


9 - Stryker - 2:05.00

1600 Meter Run3 - Sonneberger, Kaitlyn - Edon - 6:06.92 11 - Rupp, Michaela - Stryker - 6:18.0012 - Short, Natalie - Stryker - 6:19.00

4x100 Meter Relay4 - Stryker - 54.67 7 - Edon - 56.49

400 Meter Dash2 - Rupp, Emily - Stryker - 1:02.22 4 - Trausch, Cassi - Edon - 1:06.14

12 - Whitman, Shi’Anna - Stryker - 1:10.59

300 Meter Hurdles1 - Stoll, Sydney - Edon - 48.08

8 - Paxton, Gabrielle - Stryker - 55.57

800 Meter Run7 - Sonneberger, Kaitlyn - Edon - 2:49.00

11 - Graber, Megan - Stryker - 2:53.0012 - Rupp, Michaela - Stryker - 3:00.00

200 Meter Dash1 - Rupp, Emily - Stryker - 26.78 9 - Rupp, Audra - Stryker - 29.20

13 - Combs, Brittany - Edon - 29.83

3200 Meter Run5 - Johnson, Victoria - Stryker - 13:55.18 6 - Sonneberger, Kaitlyn - Edon - 14:04.67

7 - Graber, Megan - Stryker - 14:05.00


8 - Stryker - 4:51.05

Discus Throw1 - Gutting, Hannah - Edon - 119-02

9 - Best, Mikhaya - Edon - 72-03

High Jump1 - Huston, Christine - Stryker - 5-04.00

Long Jump1 - Stoll, Sydney - Edon - 15-09.00

2 - Breier, Brittany - Stryker - 15-02.00 10 - Gearhart, Baylee - Edon - 13-03.00

13 - Whitman, Shi’Anna - Stryker - 12-06.00

Shot Put3 - Gutting, Hannah - Edon - 34-07.75 15 - Best, Mikhaya - Edon - 21-01.50

Pole Vault6 - Riter, Destinee - Edon - 6-06.00

Edon Bomber Thinclads Prevail In BBC Quad Over Stryker, Fayette & North Central

PIONEER – The Edon Bombers rode first place finishes from Wyatt Walkowski, Mike Peeples, Spenser Goebel and the 4 x 800 relay team to a first place finish at the BBC quad meet against Stryker, Fayette and North Central on April 23.

The Stryker Panthers came in second behind the leadership of Luke Graber, Conrad Hausch, Brannan Woolace and the 4 x 100 and 4 x 400 relayers. The Fayette Eagles got first place finishes from Dylan Stannard and Skylar Lantz for third place, and the host North Central boys placed fourth

The following first place finishes were posted by event...

Edon - 88.5Stryker - 70

Fayette - 55.5NC - 11

HIGH JUMP5ft 8 - Peeples - Edon

LONG JUMP18ft 8 - Stannard - Fayette

SHOT PUT37ft 2 - Baker - Fayette

DISCUS116ft - Hausch - Stryker

4 X 800M RELAY10.00 - Edon

110M HIGH HURDLES17.2 - Peeples - Edon

100 M DASH11.8 - Woolace - Stryker

1600M RUN4:57 - Graber - Stryker

4 X 100M RELAY48.6 - Stryker

400M DASH60.0 - Goebel - Edon

300M HIGH HURDLES46.8 - Stannard - Fayette

800M RUN2:24 - Walkowski - Edon

200M DASH25.1 - Goebel - Edon

3200M RUN10:48 - Lantz - Fayette

4 X 400M RELAY3:53 - Stryker

PHOTOS BY TIMOTHY KAYS, STAFFSTRYKER JR. HIGH BOYS' TRACK ... Front - Levi Chappuis, Corbyn Heath, Michael Fryan, Colton Benson and Aaron Sidle. Middle - Israel Aguilar, Kaid Woolace, Coach Larry Freshaur, Josh DeCastro and Sterling Wisniewski. Back - Assistant Coach Su-sie Beals, Hayden Clingaman, Dustin Teschke, Andrew Fritch and Volunteer Assistant Coach Chad Powers.

STRYKER JR. HIGH GIRLS' TRACK ... Front - McKenna Louys, Paige Speelman and Alexis Brooks. Middle - Madi Myers, Gabby Stuckey, Coach Larry Freshaur, Jaden Shy and Kira Pettit. Back - Assistant Coach Susie Beals, Brooklyn Whitlock, Sierrah Whit-man, Matha Dell Ferguson and Volunteer Assistant Coach Chad Powers.

Stryker Jr. High Track Teams

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The Hometown Huddle - May 1st, 2013