By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

ACGC baseball (6-6-1) did not lead in this one until the very end, picking up a 9-8 away win against Panorama (3-10) on Monday, June 16. Panorama jumped out to an early 4-0 lead in the first inning and would slowly build on that through the game. Heading into the final inning, ACGC was down, 8-4. Five runs in the seventh inning jolted the Chargers ahead for the victory.

Tommy Skram led with two RBIs. Will Skram, Ben Franzeen, Jackson Pfrang, Taytum Bates and Colton Clark each had one RBI. Pfrang had the team’s lone homerun. Blaize Dorsey spent the majority of the game on the mound, pitching five and one-third innings with four strikeouts. Colton Clark pitched the other one and two-third innings, striking out two and allowing one hit and no earned runs.

The Chargers next game is at home on Tuesday, June 17, against Ogden (7-11-1).

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By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama baseball team (3-10) was in the driver’s seat for most of its home game against ACGC (6-6-1) on Monday, June 16. Panorama jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first inning. ACGC fought back, scoring three in the second, cutting Panorama’s lead to one. Panorama slowly built back up its lead, scoring one run in the next four innings, leading 8-4 by the end of the sixth. ACGC rallied, scoring five runs in the seventh inning to give Panorama the loss, 9-8.

Brayden Galvan led in RBIs with two. Parker Cary, Cruz Crandall, Joel Cooper, Mason Meinecke and Nolan Sheehy each had one RBI. Sheehy struck out three batters in his two innings on the mound. Meinecke struck out two in his three innings.

The Panthers next game is tonight, Tuesday, June 17, at Woodward-Granger (5-9).

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By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama softball team (4-11) defeated ACGC (1-12) at home on Monday, June 16. The Panorama offense was rolling early and often in this one, leading to the 16-4 Panorama win.

“We did a great job coming out strong and hitting the ball hard, scoring four runs in the first inning,” Head Coach Ismael Galvan said. “The defense was able to keep them to one in the bottom half, and our bats continued to stay hot, scoring four runs in every inning ending up with the 16-4 win. Galvan threw well, striking out seven and walking four. I am proud of the fight from our team.  Homeruns by White, Galvan and Steenblock were huge tonight. Steenblock ended the night with seven RBI’s and I could not be more happy with the energy, focus and mindset these Lady Panthers had tonight.”

Game two of the double header was stopped after the first inning, tied, 3-3. Galvan says a makeup date is not yet confirmed. The Panthers next game is at Woodward-Granger (11-4-1) on Tuesday, June 17.