By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama softball team (1-3) lost at home to Madrid (6-1) on Tuesday, June 2. Madrid scored four runs in the first two innings, but Panorama answered back, bringing the score to 4-3 heading into the sixth inning. Madrid scored four more runs in the final two innings to lead them to the win.

“Was a close game throughout but, ultimately we had a couple things not go our way and cost us the game. We put the ball in play and our team had a lot of energy and played hard for one another,” Head Coach Ismael Galvan said. “Bridgete White and Andrea Knode had great nights going three hits apiece to lead our team. So proud of this group and the energy they bring every game, and I know even though we lost the game tonight I know we are trending in the right direction.”

White’s 3/3 performance included two RBIs, leading the team. Two of Knode’s hits were doubles. Elah Molloy and Hannah Dishman had one RBI each. Knode also spent the entire game on the mound for Panorama, striking out five batters.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama baseball team (0-7) lost at home to Madrid (4-1) on Tuesday, June 2. Panorama jumped out to an early lead, up 5-0 after two innings. Madrid got on the board with two runs in the fifth. Panorama answered back with one run, 6-2 in the Panthers favor heading into the sixth. Madrid scored one run in the sixth and three more in the seventh to tie the game at 6-6. Madrid added four runs in extras. Panorama scored one more run, but Madrid had completed the comeback and prevented the upset win.

Three Panthers had multi-hit performances. Cruz Crandall went 2/4; Brayden Meinecke went 2/4 with a triple and one RBI, scoring three runs; and Mason Cates went 2/4. Nolan Sheehy led the way with two RBIs. Mason Meinecke and Brody Steenblock had one RBI apiece. Crandall spent seven innings on the mound, striking out three batters. Adrain Leone pitched the other inning.

The next game for Panorama comes as a double header at Earlham (2-7) tonight, Friday, June 5. Panorama leads the all-time series but lost both games to the Cardinals last season, 4-0 and 11-4.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama girls soccer team (14-4) had its season end in regionals at Tri-Center (12-5-1) on Tuesday, June 2. The score was tied 2-2 at half time, but a second-half rally from Tri-Center sent them into the regional final. Morgan Crees scored all three goals for Panorama, pushing her season total to 53. Nerea Gimeno-Perez had the lone assist.

With her 53 goals from this season, that pushes the career total for Crees to 197 goals scored over four seasons as a Panther, a program record.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC softball team (1-5) lost its away game against West Central Valley (3-0) on Tuesday, June 2. WC-V poured in 15 runs in the first inning, putting the game out of reach early. The Chargers had four hits, all singles by Tessa Slaybaugh, Trinity Calhoun, Megan Underwood and Camdyn Coffman. Slaybaugh scored the lone run for ACGC. Mound time was split between Jerzee Huss and Underwood.

The girls turn their attention to Ar-We-Va (0-4), which they face at home tonight, Friday, June 5. This is the first time since ACGC and Ar-We-Va have played since 2013, which was a 15-2 win in favor of the Rockets.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC baseball team (3-5) lost an away conference battle to West Central Valley (3-5) on Tuesday, June 2. ACGC led 4-3 heading into the seventh inning. WC-V scored two runs in the final stanza to give them the late victory.

Joseph Fagan continued to hit the ball well, going 2/3 with two doubles and scoring two runs. ACGC’s three other hits in the game came from Thomas Skram and Chase Slaybaugh with singles and William Skram on a double. Blaize Dorsey pitched the first six innings, striking out six batters and allowing just four hits.

ACGC’s next game is at Woodward-Granger (4-3) on Monday, June 8. W-G has bested ACGC in every contest since 2022, including two wins last season, 9-4 and 11-4.

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On June 2, a total of 47 women participated. In the A Group, Kelli Koeningsberg was the low scratch winner with 31. The second low scratch winners were Ai Dunlop and Carla Fitzgerald with 35. The HDCP winners were Karen Bump and Carla Fitzgerald with 24. The special event was longest putt on hole No. 1, won by Carol VanKirk. Karen Eby had the fewest putts with 13.

In the B Group, the low scratch winner was Beth Muenzenberger with 36. The second low scratch winner was Patti Kliegl with 40. The HDCP winner was Beth Muenzenberger with 20. The special event was longest putt on hole No. 1, won by Connie Ziller. Kathy Feilmeyer had the fewest putts with 14.

Karen Bump had one birdie. Julie Clausen, Karen Eby, Deb Rockwell, Audrey Sunner and Kathy Feilmeyer each had one chip-in. There were 35 pars.