The Clarendon Enterprise * May 10, 2007
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By Sandy Anderberg
They trailed Boys Ranch by one
game in the best two-out-of-three
series, but they did not give up and
knew they could defeat the Rough
Riders to claim the Bi-District rifle.
After suffering an 11-10 loss,
the Broncos were more determined
to give it their all to earn the right to
continue in post-season play. They
will take on New Deal in Canyon
on Saturday, May 12, beginning at
noon.
According to coach Brad Elam,
the Broncos were not on their game
in the first of the series.
"We played catch up from the
start and were behind 11-5 in the
fourth," Elam said. "Pitchers Austin
Howard and Devin Noble didn't have
their normal good 'stuff~, and Boys
Ranch pounded out 17 hits in the first
four innings"
Elam put in senior Jon McGlaun
Lady Broncos
finish season
By Sandy Anderberg
The Lady Broncos met a very
strong Clyde-Eula team in the Area
round and, despite playing hard,
were eliminated from the play offs
0-11 and 4-6.
Clyde-Eula is the defending
state champions.
"We just made too many errors
in both games," head coach Gary
Jack said. "They pounded us in the
first game, but we came back and
actually had a chance to win the
second game, but we just couldn't
pull it off. We would have liked to
have won that second game to force a
third, but it just didn't happen"
Junior Sade Cobb was on the
mound and, according to Jack,
pitched a good series.
,"Sade pitched great for us" Jack
said. "She pitched her heart out"
In the second game, the ladies
had a chance to tie the score in the
seventh inning, but their opponent
was just too good, and they were not
able togethy "
I've ever seen" Jack said. "Two
out of the last three years, we have
played the defending state champs.
The state champion has come out of
our region for the last few years."
Jack gave credit to several play-
ers and is excited about the prospects
for next year.
"The three seniors we have did
a good job for us this year. Jessi
Howard, Sarah Scrivner, and Erica
Depew played hard for us. The team
is improving, and hopefully they will
continue to play in summer league to
prepare for next season."
Holland makes Co-MVP
of All-District Team
By Sandy Anderberg
Junior Erin Holland will share
the Most Valuable Player in the
three-team District with, Follett's
Kalan Lamberson. The All-District
Team is voted on by the participat-
ing coaches and is a great honor of
athletic ability.
Sade Cobb and Sarah Scrivner
were named as first team pitchers,
and Jessi Howard was named as
catcher. Abby Patten, Janae White,
and MacY Shadle were named as
infielders, and Jill Cornell and Erica
Depew were named to the outfield.
Rounding out the first team is Jessie
Wiley, Follett; Brittani Blau, Follett;
Haley Wynn, Follett; Liz Cervantez,
Booker; and Shelbi Woods, Follett.
Lady Broncos named to the
second team are infielders Jenci
White and Brandi Mays. Others
named to the second team are Ashe-
ley Walcher, Selleca Juarez, Haley
Simpson, Jana Godino, Lupe Cama-
cho, and Tessa McGee, Booker; and
Clara Monk, Bridgette Smith, and
Meaghan Smith, Follett.
inthe last three inningsand shut them
down to allow the Broncos an oppor-
trinity to get back in the game.
"We had a chance in the last
inning to get back into it, but we
couldn't pull it off" Elam said. "But
the first four hitters in our lineup had
a great game?'
Individual stats: McGlaun-2
doubles, 3 runs, 3 stolen bases;
Trevor Leeper-2 hits, 3 runs, 2 RBI, 3
stolen bases; David Gordon-3 triples,
2 runs, 3 RBI; Dalton Askew 3 RBI;
Nobel-2 hits, 1 RBI.
The second game had a better
outcome for the Broncos as they
evened the series with an 8-1 win.
Howard was on the plate and,
according to Elam, pitched a much
better game.
"He was back to his dominating
self" Elam said. "He only allowed
five hits and one run, while striking
out eight hitters. The bottom of the
order played better and scored three
runs and had three hits."
Individual stats: McGlaun-2
runs, 2 stolen bases; Leeper-3 hits, 3
RBI, 2 stolen bases; Gordon-2 hits, 2
runs; Askew-2 hits, 2 RBI.
The third and final game turned
out to be the best for the Broncos as
they sealed the Bi-District Champi-
onship at 11-4. Howard was on the
mound once again and, according
to Elam, pitched three solid innings.
McGlaun then came in and finished
the last four innings for the win.
"Our defense played well the
entire series. We turned two big
double plays to help with the wins."
Individual stats: McGlaun-2
runs; Leeper-3 hits, 1 RBI, 2 runs, 3
stolen bases; Gordon-2 runs, 1 RBI;
Askew-2 hits, 1 run, 2 stolen bases,
1 RBI; Stephen Fowler-sacrifice fly
for an RBI; Clint Watson-2 hits, 1
run, 1 RBI.
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