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A total of 45 golfers participated in the Tuesday night men’s league on June 2 at Lake Panorama West Golf Gourse. Trent Crawmer shot a 1 over par 28 for the low score. Tim Rickert made the longest putt. Jay Ganske was closest to the pin. Kevin Koenigsberg needed just 12 putts. The scramble was won by the team of Jay Ganske, Cliff Wendel, Mike Moore and Tim Rickert with a score of 5 under par 22.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
Panorama baseball (0-6) continues to search for its first win of the season after falling late at Woodward-Granger (3-3) on Monday, June 1. Panorama took an early 2-1 lead by the end of the first inning. W-G took the lead with two runs in the second, adding another in the third to make it 4-2. Panorama knocked home three more runs in the fourth to go back up, 5-4. W-G scored one run to tie it up in the fifth, 5-5. W-G scored the winning run in the seventh to finish the game.
The Panthers return to the baseball field at home tonight, Tuesday, June 2, against Madrid (3-1). Panorama defeated Madrid last season 14-4 and has won its last five over the Tigers.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
Panorama softball (1-2) was able to put a mark in the win column for the first time this season against ACGC (0-4) at home on Friday, May 29. Panorama opened the scoring with three runs in the second inning, followed by six more in the third. The Panthers tacked on one more run in the fourth to hit double-digits.
“We did a great job all around tonight from the whole team. Lexi Galvan pitched a great game, and the defense played great backing her up. We didn’t let our mistakes cost us, and we hit the ball well tonight,” Head Coach Ismael Galvan said.
Elah Molloy led the offense in hits, going 3/3 with one RBI, but Lexi Galvan shined. Galvan’s two hits — one being a triple, and the other a homerun — led to four RBIs. Bridgete White also had a home run along with two RBIs. Libby Miller, Hannah Dishman and Peyton Walker all added one RBI apiece. Runs were scored by Ines Gimeno-Perez, Andrea Knode and Molloy with two each, and Galvan, Dishman, Walker and White with one each.
Lexi Galvan also spent all five innings on the mound, allowing five hits, striking out two batters and securing the win.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The No. 15 Panorama girls soccer team (14-3) travels to No. 14 Tri-Center (11-5-2) tonight, Tuesday, June 2 for the Class 1A Region 6 semi-final. The winner of this game will face the winner of Van Meter (6-8-3) and No. 6 Treynor (15-1). Panorama is led by Morgan Crees, who hit 50 goals scored this season along with 15 assists. Tri-Center leans on Zohie Payne for goals, who leads with 15, and Sydney McDonald, who leads with 14 assists. Tri-Center bested Panorama earlier this season in a close 2-1 game.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The ACGC softball team (1-4) secured a dramatic victory at home over No. 14 Ogden (5-5) on Monday, June 1. Ogden jumped out to an early lead, scoring three runs in the first inning. ACGC answered back with one. Ogden scored another run in the second inning, and ACGC responded with two runs, making it 4-3 after two innings. ACGC scored another run in the fourth to tie it up at 4-4. Ogden took the lead back in the sixth with one run, now 5-4. ACGC walked it off with two runs in the seventh for the win.
The girls head right back out to the field after securing their first win of the season when they travel to West Central Valley (2-0) tonight, Tuesday, June 2. WCV won all three games against ACGC last season, 14-0, 8-0 and 8-0.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The ACGC softball team (0-4) lost at Panorama (1-2) on Friday, May 22. Charger hits came from Olivia Mahaffey (2/3) who knocked in both of ACGC’s runs. Caydence Boals and Kailee Kautzky added one hit each. Kailee Kautzky would score both runs. Megan Underwood spent three innings on the mound, striking out one batter. Jerzee Huss pitched the final inning.
