Tyce's Team won the B state tournament that was held in Panguitch this year. Tyce is an excellent ball player. He mostly plays catcher, pitcher and shortstop. He has to live with his Dad because Clint has coached them all year and is pretty tough on his own kids. For winning state they got these nice trophy's and a hat. For the Championship game Tyce got up to bat and hit one that went over the fence but was just barely foul. Some guy sitting next to me said well that kid will never be able to do that again, after 2 more pitches Tyce whooped one over again this time fair for a home run.
Here is the winning team of 11-12 year old boys. They are a cute bunch of boys.
This year this bunch of boys also won the Richfield baseball tournament which was a great accomplishment, since we were the only 1A school there.
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Mataya played T-ball this year. She was one of the oldest in T-ball so she was pretty good. Christy Evans and I was her coach. We had a fun year and it went by fast.
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Trey had a successful year on the 9-10 year old team. His team did ok in the regular season. His coach was Mr. Taylor. He played pitcher, catcher, shortstop and 3rd base. He stood out for a 9 year old and was chosen for an end of year all star team.
This was the Kanab tournament where the all stars took 1st place. Trey hit one clear over the fence in one of the games. Everyone wondered who's kid that was. So now he's known as a power hitter and when he gets up everyone moves toward the fence.
The celebration
This year, Panguitch brought in the South West Regional 9 and under group. Panguitch got to play in the tournament because we were the host team. There was 16 teams from California, Arizona, Nevada, Guam, and Hawaii. We actually won 2 games which surprised a lot of people and actually was one game away from making it to the top 4 tournament. This was Trey after the last game. He got the player of the game award. He came in and pitched the last 2 innings and didn't let anyone score. He also got some nice hits. We were very proud of him.
Tyce's Team won the B state tournament that was held in Panguitch this year. Tyce is an excellent ball player. He mostly plays catcher, pitcher and shortstop. He has to live with his Dad because Clint has coached them all year and is pretty tough on his own kids. For winning state they got these nice trophy's and a hat. For the Championship game Tyce got up to bat and hit one that went over the fence but was just barely foul. Some guy sitting next to me said well that kid will never be able to do that again, after 2 more pitches Tyce whooped one over again this time fair for a home run.
Here is the winning team of 11-12 year old boys. They are a cute bunch of boys.
This year this bunch of boys also won the Richfield baseball tournament which was a great accomplishment, since we were the only 1A school there.
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Mataya played T-ball this year. She was one of the oldest in T-ball so she was pretty good. Christy Evans and I was her coach. We had a fun year and it went by fast.+004.jpg)
Trey had a successful year on the 9-10 year old team. His team did ok in the regular season. His coach was Mr. Taylor. He played pitcher, catcher, shortstop and 3rd base. He stood out for a 9 year old and was chosen for an end of year all star team.
This was the Kanab tournament where the all stars took 1st place. Trey hit one clear over the fence in one of the games. Everyone wondered who's kid that was. So now he's known as a power hitter and when he gets up everyone moves toward the fence.
The celebration
This year, Panguitch brought in the South West Regional 9 and under group. Panguitch got to play in the tournament because we were the host team. There was 16 teams from California, Arizona, Nevada, Guam, and Hawaii. We actually won 2 games which surprised a lot of people and actually was one game away from making it to the top 4 tournament. This was Trey after the last game. He got the player of the game award. He came in and pitched the last 2 innings and didn't let anyone score. He also got some nice hits. We were very proud of him.
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