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The Cards’ varsity baseball team continues to fight through some tight contests as the regular season comes close to an end. This past week, Columbus engaged in a pair of more hotly contested games to set up their season finale against Colorado County rival Rice. After finishing off their early week opponent with a final inning stand, the Cards dropped their next game to end the week with a 1-1 record.
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The Lady Cards’ varsity golf team had a strong performance in the regional meet. They finished in second place as a team to secure their spot in the upcoming state meet for a shot at the state title. The regional meet spanned two days, with the final total for each team determining their final placement. The Lady Cards finished with a team score of 798, one of the only teams with a score under 800.
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RHS golfer Darian Sims recovered from a tough first day of competition with one of his best days of the season. He punched in a 75-stroke outing on the second day to move up from 35th place and finish the meet in 12th place overall. Courtesy
Read moreThe RHS varsity softball team ran into some familiar issues in their regular season finale against Tidehaven on April 19. Despite being able to put up a good number of runs, the Rice defense struggled to deal with Tidehavens potent hitting as the Lady Raiders eventually dropped their finale by a 14-4 margin.
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The Rice varsity baseball team left last week with quite a bit to be excited about. Not only did they get some good hitting over two close games, but they also turned one of their hits into a walkoff win against a fellow district opponent to split their games and finish with a 1-1 record in the week.
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The Weimar varsity softball team began its journey to the state championship on Wednesday, April 27 against Yorktown. The ladycats got their final playoff tune-up during last week’s 16-1 victory over Louise. Citizen
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The Weimar varsity golf teams for both the boys and the girls sent representatives to compete in the regional meet. The meet spanned two days, and players with top performances in this meet qualified for a chance to compete for the state championship in May. Weimar had some strong performances, and came away from the meets with a state meet qualifier.
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Left: Second baseman Hunter Price with a side arm throw to first baseman Jagger Fishbeck to claim out number three. Above: Hunter Price slides onto second with a steal. Citizen
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