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On June 23, a total of 54 women participated. In the A Group, Emily Spradling was the low scratch winner with 32. The second low scratch winner was Ai Dunlop with 34. The HDCP winners were Julie Rose, Emily Spradling and Jolene Wright with 24. The special event was longest putt on No. 7, won by Emily Spradling. Ai Dunlop, Kelli Koeningsberg and Emily Spradling had the fewest putts with 16.

In the B Group, the low scratch winners were Patti Kliegl and Audrey Sunner with 39. The second low scratch winner was Mary Kay O’Grady with 41. The HDCP winner was Audrey Sunner with 22. The special event was longest putt on No. 7, won by Paulette Chambers. Audrey Sunner had the fewest putts with 14.

Karen Bump, Emily Spradling and Patti Kliegl each had one birdie. Kelli Koeningsberg and Carol VanKirk both had one chip-in. There were 38 pars.

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The ACGC softball team (5-18) swept Earlham (5-23) in a home doubleheader on Thursday, June 25. ACGC won game one, 7-2, and won game two in five innings, 14-6. Individual stats were not available as of press time. The girls next game is at Madrid (16-13) on Monday, June 29. ACGC lost to Madrid earlier this season, 9-3, but did split the season series with the Tigers the last two seasons.

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The Panorama baseball team (3-16) lost a close game at West Central Valley (7-14) on Tuesday, June 23. Panorama RBIs came from Mason Meinecke, Brayden Meinecke and Adrian Leone at one apiece. Mason Meinecke had a multi-hit game with two singles. Nolan Sheehy spent five innings on the mound, striking out nine batters. Cruz Crandall pitched the other inning.

The Panthers next game is Senior Night on Monday, June 29 against Ogden (11-14). Panorama has one win over Ogden this season, winning 2-1 earlier in June.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama softball team (9-15) won back-to-back games this week. The Panthers won at West Central Valley (8-11) on Tuesday, June 23 and at East Union (6-14) on Wednesday, June 24.

Vs. West Central Valley, 8-5 W

The Panthers took a while to get on the scoreboard in this game, but once they did, they kept WCV at bay.

“The girls did a great job of setting the tone for the night right from the get-go, and we hit the ball well tonight. Top to bottom, we had production and put the ball in play well. Perez, Galvan and Dishman each having three hits tonight, leading the way on offense and solid defensive plays made by everyone on the field proved to be the difference. Great team effort and team win tonight,” Head Coach Ismael Galvan said.

Ines Gimeno-Perez, Lexi Galvan and Hannah Dishman all had three-hit performances. Gimeno-Perez with three singles and two RBIs, Galvan with two singles, one double and two RBIs, and Dishman with three singles and one RBI. Bryna Wearmouth and Anabel Pudenz both had one RBI apiece. Pudenz with two singles, and Andrea Knode with one single and one double, had multi-hit performances. Galvan pitched six innings, striking out four batters and earning the win.

Vs. East Union, 10-0 W

The Panthers wrapped this game up in four innings, scoring seven in the second inning and three in the third. Andrea Knode led the way with a double, homerun and three RBIs. Elah Molloy and Gimeno-Perez had two RBIs. Galvan and Libby Miller had one RBI apiece. Dishman had a multi-hit performance with one double and one triple. Knode pitched all four innings, striking out six batters and only allowing two hits.

The next game for the girls is Monday, June 29 at home against Ogden (14-13). This will be Panorama’s Senior Night. The Panthers have not won a game against Ogden since 2021 but came incredibly close to breaking that streak earlier this season when they lost in extra innings, 4-3.

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The ACGC softball team (3-18) lost to Woodward-Granger (11-11) at home on Tuesday, June 23. ACGC took an early 1-0 lead in the second inning but would lose their lead in the third. Tess Slaybaugh went 3/3 with all singles and the team’s lone RBI. Caydence Boals also had a multi-hit game, going 2/3 with one single and one double. Jerzee Huss and Olivia Mahaffey both had one double. Megan Underwood pitched all six innings, striking out two batters.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC baseball team (8-12) earned one win and one loss in their home doubleheader against Earlham (5-21) on Thursday, June 25. ACGC won game one, 17-8, and lost the follow-up, 9-3.

Game one

ACGC led at the end of the first inning 4-1, tacking on another run in the second to go up 5-1. Earlham answered back with a five-run third inning. ACGC scored one run to tie it at 6-6. Earlham scored two runs in the fourth, but ACGC answered back quickly with three more runs, now leading 9-8. Earlham’s offense ended there, while ACGC added eight more runs in the next two innings.

The Chargers were led by Blaize Dorsey, who went 2/3 with two walks, one single, one double and four RBIs. Joseph Fagan, Cal Clark, Roger Ochoa and Sayer Bireline-Huss each had two RBIs. Thomas Skram went 3/3 with two walks, two singles and one triple and one RBI. Bryce Benda had one RBI. Thomas Skram earned the win, pitching four innings and striking out five batters. Chase Slaybaugh pitched three innings, striking out one.

Game two

ACGC’s three-game winning streak came to an end during the second leg of this doubleheader. Earlham scored eight runs before ACGC got on the board with two runs in the fourth inning and adding one more in the sixth. Thomas Skram and Benda had multi-hit games, both with two singles. Benda had all three of ACGC’s RBIs. Benda also pitched three and one third innings, striking out four batters. Colton Clark pitched the other three and two third innings, also striking out four.

ACGC’s next game is at Madrid (8-14) on Monday, June 29. ACGC has won three straight games against Madrid including a 9-1 win earlier this season.

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