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Knuckling up |
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Written by Dylan Purcell
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Saturday, July 31 2010, 11:43 PM |
Watch carefully today at 11 a.m. at Canola Harvest Field as Chase Florendine of the Southwest Minor Little League All-Stars takes the mound.
Check to see if his team has a big lead.
Watch for baserunners looking to steal.
Look for a slight shake of his head, calling off the sign from his catcher.
Squint at his right hand, see how he’s gripping the ball.
Hopefully, he’ll rear back and float a knuckleball over the plate.
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Little League tourney gets going |
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Written by Dylan Purcell
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Friday, July 30 2010, 11:36 PM |
As the 2010 Minor-Minor AA Prairie Little League Championships’ opening ceremonies dragged on, politicians made their speeches, players fidgeted and anthems were played.
Then, the adults got out of the way and Canola Harvest Field got down to what it has always been best at: baseball.
The first day of championship tournaments are marked by certain events. There are always parents scrambling, late to a tournament they’ve known about for a fortnight. There are always volunteers — usually parents — asking aloud where they’re supposed to be.
And there are the opening ceremonies.
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Miners lose |
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Written by Lethbridge Herald
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Thursday, July 29 2010, 10:43 PM |
The Lethbridge Spitz Miners were no match for the beasts from the East and will try to win an Montana American Legion A State baseball title from the B side of the draw.
The Miners fell 18-2 to the Laurel Dodgers, the top seed from the East Conference. Braeden Heyland took the loss, giving up five runs in the second inning. Ren Visser and Austin Sedgwick also took the mound for Lehbridge. The Miners were out-hit 12-5 and added four errors to that.
The team faces a do-or-die game today against the Bitterroot Red Sox at 9 a.m.
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Laarman legs it out at Worlds |
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Written by Dale Woodard
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Tuesday, July 27 2010, 11:30 PM |
It was going to take more than an injured
Achilles to slow Loudia Laarman down.
Heading into the 2010 World Junior Track and Field Championships in Moncton, N.B., ranked just out of the top-20, the 18-year-old Lethbridge sprinter set out to prove she was faster than where she had been seeded.
And when Laarman sprinted over the finish line, she not only made good on her goal, she cracked the top-10 in the process, taking sixth place in the 4 X 100m relay and seventh in the 100m dash.
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Laarman legs it out at Worlds |
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Written by Dale Woodard
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Tuesday, July 27 2010, 11:30 PM |
It was going to take more than an injured
Achilles to slow Loudia Laarman down.
Heading into the 2010 World Junior Track and Field Championships in Moncton, N.B., ranked just out of the top-20, the 18-year-old Lethbridge sprinter set out to prove she was faster than where she had been seeded.
And when Laarman sprinted over the finish line, she not only made good on her goal, she cracked the top-10 in the process, taking sixth place in the 4 X 100m relay and seventh in the 100m dash.
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