MEDFORD POST 147 SOFTBALL - Championship just eludes Post 147 at softball state tourney
MEDFORD POST 147 SOFTBALL
Medford’s American Legion Post 147 softball team earned the silver runner-up trophy after going 4-2 at the Division 1 state tournament in Merrill Aug. 1-3. Both of the team’s losses came in walk-off defeats to champion Waupun. Team members include (front l. to r.) Addison Brahmer, Finley Arndt, Rylee Hraby, Laney Hraby, Ruthie Steinman, Rylan Kraschnewski, Olivia Schaefer, (back) head coach Justin Hraby, Sophie Koester, Jolie Steliga, Zayleah Leonhardt, Ava Hartl, Kailyn Haenel, Kayla Baumgartner, Paisley Ried, Gracie Strama, Tori Nicks, coach Virgil Berndt and coach Ron Fisk. PHOTOS BY MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS Medford’s American Legion Post 147 softball team earned the silver runner-up trophy after going 4-2 at the Division 1 state tournament in Merrill Aug. 1-3. Both of the team’s losses came in walk-off defeats to champion Waupun. Team members include (front l. to r.) Addison Brahmer, Finley Arndt, Rylee Hraby, Laney Hraby, Ruthie Steinman, Rylan Kraschnewski, Olivia Schaefer, (back) head coach Justin Hraby, Sophie Koester, Jolie Steliga, Zayleah Leonhardt, Ava Hartl, Kailyn Haenel, Kayla Baumgartner, Paisley Ried, Gracie Strama, Tori Nicks, coach Virgil Berndt and coach Ron Fisk. PHOTOS BY MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
While Wisconsin’s American Legion softball program is still just getting started in building its list of participating teams, it found two very good ones to produce a memorable finish to its third-e...
Medford Post 147 catcher Andrew Mann watches for the call from umpire Leon Wenzel after tagging Marathon’s Owen Chrouser on a throw from leftfielder Corbyn Radlinger. Chrouser was called out as he tried to score from second on a base hit by Brayson Schneider, ending the top of the third inning in Medford’s 14-4 win Monday. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Interwald’s Michael Borchardt smacks a go-ahead two-run single in the bottom of the fourth inning of Friday’s 17-11 win over Rib Lake. This hit made it a 7-6 game.
Westboro’s Ty Niemi puts the baseball in play and is rewarded, reaching on a first-inning error during the team’s 15-13 win over Medford Sunday afternoon. Westboro scored three runs in the inning. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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