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NG softball defeats O-W

NG softball defeats O-W
Members of this year’s Neillsville-Granton cooperative varsity softball team are (front, l-r) Jessi Berg, Ottillie Janson, McKendy Barth, Mercedes Bayles, Shaylen Pierce, (middle) assistant coaches Eric Moltzen and Robin Harder, Zoey Lumley, Keltie Schoen, Klarissa Canfield, Mindy Dix, Emerson Ormond, Shylah Walk, Karcyn Schmitz, coach Ashley Vine, (back) McKayla Johannson, Danielle Bobak, Tessa Warren, Jada Gurney and Sydney Subke. Not pictured is Ashley Hensiak. “We have a young team this year but we continue to learn and improve with each game. We are excited to see what we can do as the season continues!” wrote Vine in a press release.
NG softball defeats O-W
Members of this year’s Neillsville-Granton cooperative varsity softball team are (front, l-r) Jessi Berg, Ottillie Janson, McKendy Barth, Mercedes Bayles, Shaylen Pierce, (middle) assistant coaches Eric Moltzen and Robin Harder, Zoey Lumley, Keltie Schoen, Klarissa Canfield, Mindy Dix, Emerson Ormond, Shylah Walk, Karcyn Schmitz, coach Ashley Vine, (back) McKayla Johannson, Danielle Bobak, Tessa Warren, Jada Gurney and Sydney Subke. Not pictured is Ashley Hensiak. “We have a young team this year but we continue to learn and improve with each game. We are excited to see what we can do as the season continues!” wrote Vine in a press release.

Last Thursday, April 18, the Neillsville-Granton (NG) Warriors defeated Owen-Withee 18-8, making them 1-1 in conference play.

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