August 23, 2018 I The Lovell Chronicle I 11
Lovell City
League Softball
Standings
TEAM W L
Jameson 9 6
Mayes 7 6
Schr0eder 1 11
LOVELL CITY LEAGUE SOFTBALL
TOURNAMENT RESULTS
TUESDAY, AUG. 14
Game A - Jameson over Schroeder
by forfeit
Game B -Arnold 16, Sanchez 0
Game C - Jameson 26, Mayes 24
THURSDAY, AUG. 16
Game D - Baxendale 19, Arnold 18
Game E -Arnold 22, Schroeder 5 -
loser out
Game F -Mayes 24, Sanchez 13 -
loser out
FRIDAY, AUG. 17
Game G -Arnold 24, Mayes 3 -loser
out
Game H - Baxendale 15, Jameson 8
SATURDAY, AUG. 18
Game I - Jameson 20, Arnold 3 -
loser out
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME:
JAMESON VS. BAXENDALE,
POSTPONED TO MONDAY
MONDAY, AUG. 20
Game J -Baxendale 33, Jameson 23 -
Championship
BY SAM SMITH
Six teams battled it out
for the championship su-
premacy at the 2018 Lovell
City League Softball Tour-
nament during the past
week at Constitution Park.
Tuesday's open-
ing-round games saw the
number-three seeded team,
Jameson, beat the num-
ber-six seeded team, Schro-
eder, by forfeit.
Next, number-four
seeded Arnold defeated the
number-five seeded team.
Sanchez, 16-0 to advance to
the next round.
The nightcap saw team
Jameson upset the num-
ber-two seeded Mayes 26-
24. Christian Spitzenberg-
er and Kaleb Leithead had
Friday, Team Arnold
stayed alive in the tourna-
ment by defeating Team
Mayes 24-3. Jordan Arnold
hada three-run inside-the-
park home run.
Next, Team Baxendale
defeated Team Jameson 15-8
to advance to the champi-
onship game. AJ Montanez
had a two-run home run in
the game.
Saturday's game saw
Team Jameson eliminate
Team Arnold 20-3 to ad-
vance to the champion-
ship game. Team Jameson
scored eight runs on three
home runs, two by Michael
Jameson and one by Grant
Thackeray.
single to bring in McKay
Baxendale to end the game
on the 10-run rule.
Thackeray, Jake Walk-
er and Jameson also had
home runs in the game for
Jameson.
Members of the cham-
pionship team are Kade
Baxendale, Pete Baxendale,
McKay Baxendale, Morgan
Baxendale, Jake Lohof, Kade
Nicholls, Riley Abraham,
Joey Croft, Nic Haskell, Zac
Haskell, Beau Green, Jason
Wachob and AJ Montanez.
The Baxendale team fin-
ished the season 10-3.
"We struggled a little
bit in the beginning, but we
rallied back, Kade Baxen-
The championship dale said. "Jamesons were a
dgame between Team Baxen-fierce contender, but they
ale and Team Jameson wascouldn't hold the Bax Squad
two home runs each in the
game. Mike Jameson also moved to Monday due to down:'
wet and cold weather. Members of the run-
ripped a homer. SMXT, In Monday's champion-ner-up team are Ryan Nich-
Thursday games saw Billy Davila swings at a pitch during the Lovell City ship game, Team Baxendale olls, Cleve Wilson, Greg
the number-one seed- Lea e Softball Tournament Friday at Constitution Park. defeated Team Jameson 33- Rael, Billy Davila, Grant
ed team Baxendale hold on
to beat Arnold 19-18. Team Dawla was a member of the runner-up team, Jameson.23 to win the title. Leithead Thackeray, Michael James-
Arnold jumped out to a 7-1 had a two-run and a three- on, Mike Jameson, Seth Ow-
lead after one inning, but the number one seed by in the final inning to seal the run home run in the game ens, Greg Smith, Jake Walk"
team Baxendale climbed scoring eight runs to lead victory, for Baxendale, and Nic Has- er, Brandon Jolley, Jesse
back into the game by scor- 15-8. Team Arnold respond- Kyle Leithead, Kade kell had a two-run homer.Piper, Shane Walker, Kevin
ing five in the second and ed as they built a come- Nicholls and Riley Abraham Morgan Baxendale, Beau Jones, Ben Walker and Phil-
two in the third to lead 8-7. back late in the game to tie had home runs for Team Green, Abraham and Mon- lip Rael.
In the fourth, team Baxen- the game at 18-18. However, Baxendale. Jeff Samson had tanez also had home runs. The Jameson team fin-
dale proved why they were Baxendale would plate a run a home run for Team Arnold. Abraham had a walk-off RBI ished the season 9-6.
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BY RYAN FI1-ZMAURICE tion that they would havegent on whether or not said. it's really difficult to have
The School Board of Big to get the approval of Dis- (District No. 1) is still in- According to Smith, too many programs at
Horn School District No. 2 trict No. 2. terested:' Woodford said. School District No. l's first one time," Woodford said.
is beginning the process of "We asked them to start "Their board said yes to yes vote was an approv- "Track is big here, there's ,a,
taking another look at add- a middle school program, it. They said yes, regard- al starting the conversa-lot of tradition and history.
ing soccer to the sports of- and they did:' School Dis- ing Lovell adopting it. Their tion and not a statement If a high school soc'
fered by both District'No. 1 trict No. 2 Superintendent circumstances have cer- of approval of starting the cer team was formed, they
and No. 2. Rick Woodford said. " They tainly changed a little bit. program, would not be short of corn-
The possibility was first established a club team, We don't know if that voteIf the decision is made, petition, Woodford said.
raised in the spring of 2016 and now they're back and applies today:' it will again be made by the "There's at least seven
when the Pryor Mountain asking if the board could Superintendent for consensus of both school programs I know that are
Soccer Association asked reconsider. The board feels School District No. 1 Ben boards. Smith said it is un- within a three hour drive in
the boards of District No. they need to give them due Smith said his board is re- clear as of now how that Wyoming," Woodford said.
1 and No. 2 if they were in- consideration again:' luctant today to add any process will be carried out. Those would include
terested in beginning a high The decision will again sports to the roster. Woodford stated the Powell, Worland, Riverton,
school soccer program, depend on the consensus"We're just such small same concerns Smith had Buffalo, Sheridan and Cody.
The association received of both school districts, schools, we just have a hard about the number of ath- There is not yet a time-
the approval of School Dis- Woodford said. time with having enough letes in his district, line for when the decision
trict No. 1 with the condi- "Part of this is con6n- kids to go around:' Smith "We're smaller schools; will be made.
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