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Jordyn Voigt, swimming in the girls 11-12 age group, won the James River Valley Female Swimmer of the Year award. To receive this award, a swimmer is nominated by their coaches for their dedication, hard work, skill, leadership, and love for swimming. The award is voted on by all the coaches in the league. Congratulations, Jordyn!
Read moreOn Monday, July 5, the Gang from Canova came down to Jack Hennies field to take on Wagner’s VFW Post 7319 teams on a nice night for baseball.
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The 14U teeners began their region tournament play in Humboldt on Friday, July 9. We traveled there to take on a team from Tri-Valley and were able to advance to the next round by forfeit as they showed up without birth certificates, which are a must have to play in the post-season.
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Monday, July 5 Avon’s 18U Softball Team traveled to Tabor for the Little Missouri Valley League Tournament. Avon was the #5 seed and drew #4 Tabor in the opening round. Avon had a difficult time against Tabor’s pitching as they failed to reach base in the contest. Tabor was held to 2 runs in the bottom of the first but scored 11 in the second. Kinley Doom pitched for Avon, taking the loss.
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June 8 - Avon teeners lost to Wagner at home. Leading hitters were Tyler Tjeerdsma and Landon Mudder each with 2 singles; Paxton Bierema, Jaydon Driesen, and Aziah Meyer with one hit each. Tyler T. did the pitching.
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The Wagner Waves swim team participated in the Avon meet Wednesday, June 30th. No coach's report available at print time. Photos by Jenna Hemenway
Read moreOn Monday, June 28, Wagner’s 16U teener squad traveled to Emery for one game. Wagner would take an 8-2 lead into the bottom of the fifth inning. Emery, however, would come back by scoring three in the fifth and three in the sixth while Wagner’s bats went silent. Both teams went scoreless in the 7th inning. In the extra frame Wagner was able to plate two as we went Major League style by starting a runner at second base. Carlin Hopkins was the runner and scored after Hunter Loeffler reached on an error. Ted Slaba would then knock in Loeffler. Matt Link, who came on to pitch in the 7th, faced the minimum in his two innings of work, with help from Loeffler as he would throw out the would-be winning run in the bottom of the 7th trying to steal third. Matt struck out the side in the bottom of the 8th to earn the win for the visiting team by a final count of 10-8.
Read moreOn Wednesday, June 30, Wagner’s two teener teams traveled to Parkston to partake in I-90 League baseball action.
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