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Zanesville’s Post 29 Junior Legion Wraps Up Season Hoping For

Better Tournament Outcome This Weekend by Matthew Dotson

Vs Coshocton Junior Cherokees game to Coshocton by a score of 7 – 6. Vs Coshocton Junior Cherokees ning, but the Cherokees lit up the score-
(6/30) Post 29 Junior Legion will be hoping for (6/29) board first in the bottom of the second
On Sunday the Coshocton Junior a better outcome this weekend in the Back in Coshocton on Saturday, inning as Klein hit a line-drive to cen-
Cherokees made their way to Gant Sta- District 11 Tournament. this time to face the Junior Cherokees. ter field allowing Wilson and Massie to
dium to play the Junior Legion team on Zanesville took the early lead this time come across home plate putting them
their home field. Zanesville took to the Vs Utica Post 92 18U (6/29) as they grabbed a run in the top of the up 2 – 0. While holding Zanesville score-
scoreboard first with a run in the bottom At Gant Stadium later Saturday the first inning and held the 1 – 0 lead all less again for another two innings the
of the first inning followed by another in Legion team took on the Utica Post 92 the way until the top of the seventh in- Cherokees were gearing up for a huge
the bottom of the second taking a quick 18U team. Due to a series of walks in ning when they tacked on two runs seven-run bottom of the fourth inning
2 – 0 lead. After holding the Cherokees the first inning, Utica took a quick 10 – thanks to singles by Norris and Butcher pushing their lead to 9 – 0 . The Junior
with no score for the next two innings 0 lead after the first inning. In the top to push their lead to 3 – 0. The Junior Legion was hoping for a comeback but
the Coshocton team bounced back in of the second inning, Utica grabbed six Cherokees rallied in the bottom of the after not scoring in the top of the fifth
the top of the fifth inning for a five-run more runs assisted by a pair of doubles seventh inning but fell one run short as the Cherokees came back in the bottom
rally taking the lead at 5 – 2. The Legion by Wheeler and Olon followed by a two- the Zanesville team walked away with a of the fifth and grabbed the final run
tried to answer back in the bottom of the run homer by Felhofer to end the inning 3 – 2 victory. they needed for a mercy win, taking the
inning but only landed one run to narrow up 16 – 0. The final run for Utica came game 10 – 0.
the lead to 5 – 3. Each team scored a in the top of the third inning when Hill Vs Coshocton Cherokees Post 65
run in the sixth inning advancing the singled to second base driving in Wheel- 18U ( 6/28)
score to 6 – 4. The Cherokees pulled off er for a total of 17 runs. In the bottom On Friday at Lake Park Ball Fields Junior Pioneers
their final run in the top of the seventh of the fourth inning, Zanesville grabbed in Coshocton, the Post 29 Junior Legion
inning to take a 7 – 4 lead. Zanesville a run but it was too little, too late as the took on the Coshocton Cherokees Post Still Keep A
tried to rally in the bottom of the sev- final score shook out to a 17 – 1 victory 65 18U. The game started off slow as
enth, but fell one run short and lost the for Utica. both teams went scoreless in the first in- Winning Record
After a Few Hard
Dresden Dorados Host WikiWiki Fun Swim Meet Ahead of Losses by Matthew Dotson

TCAL Championships by Matthew Dotson
Vs Dayton Thunderbirds 2024 18O
The Dresden Dorados hosted their of 14.60 followed by teammate Kylie teammate Slate McDonald follow- doubleheader (7/7)
Summer Wikiwiki (and just a little Martin in third place in the same event. ing in second place. Addie Martin got On the road in Dayton the Junior Pio-
wacky) swim meet on Saturday, July For the Boys 13 - 14 25yd But- second place in the Girls 11 - 12 25yd neers went to face the Thunderbirds on
6th, at the Dresden Swim Center. The terfly Coen Fuhriman took the top Breaststroke with a time of 36.43. Sunday. Dayton grabbed the first run of
meet had many regular events includ- spot with a time of 13.54. Jesi Fuhri- Creed Fuhriman won the Boys 11 the game in the bottom of the first and
ing the mixed 25yd Butterfly, and the man swam in at a top time of 13.20 - 12 25yd Breaststroke with a time of padded that lead with five more runs in
Mixed 50yd Freestyle, but it also had in the Womens 15 - 18 25yd Butterfly. 18.72. Annie Olinger also took first the bottom of the third inning to take a
some fun relays mixed in to lighten up Ruby McCoy had the top place in the Girls 13 - 14 25yd Breaststroke 6 – 0 lead over Zanesville. After tack-
the mood, so that the kids could have in the Girls 10 & Under 50 yd But- with a time of 22.09. Coen Fuhriman ing on another run in the bottom of the
fun. Some of the silly events were the terfly with a time of 48.70 followed took another top placement in the fourth inning the Junior Pioneers tried to
“Hawaii Leis Relay” where relay mem- by teammate Jess Phipps in second Boys 13 - 14 25yd Breaststroke with rally back in the top of the fifth inning
bers would have to hand off a flower leis place. For the Boys 10 & Under 50yd a time of 14.72. Jesi Fuhriman had a with a double and a pair of singles that
to each of the team members who were Butterfly Henry Nicholson had the time of 15.99 in the Womens 15 - 18 garnered them four runs but they were
picking up their leg of the race, a Pool first-place finish at a time of 51.31. 25yd Breaststroke to take the win. still short three runs at the end of the
Tube / Float relay, and a Boogie Board In the Girls 11 - 12 50yd Butter- Henry Nicholson had a top time inning. In the bottom of the sixth inning,
Relay. All props were provided by the fly Rylinn Martin took first with a time of 1:00.72 in the Boys 10 & Under Dayton added two more runs to their to-
Dresen Swim Center for the fun relays. of 35.78. Byan Jiang and Luke Reiss 50yd Breaststroke, while Nora Breece tal and finished out the game with a 9
All of the events for the meet took the two top finishes in the Boys 11 also had the top time of 47.14 in the – 4 victory.
were swam as “mixed” events. - 12 50yd Butterfly with times of 37.65 Girls 11 - 12 50yd Breaststroke. Jona- In game two, the Pioneers took a
Starting off the events was the and 53.10 respectively. Kylie Martin than Braddock had a time of 46.25 in 1 – 0 lead in the top of the first inning,
Mixed 10 & Under 100yd Freestyle Re- grabbed second place in the Girls 13 - the Boys 11 - 12 50yd Breaststroke. but the Thunderbirds tied and added a
lay where the Dorados team of Kendrick 14 50yd Butterfly with a time of 42.83. The triad of Olivia Thornton, Hensley second run in the bottom of the inning
Kimble, Ruby McCoy, Henry Nicholson, In the Girls 6 & Under 25yd Back- Kaiser, and Regan Stanbery were the to take a 2 – 1 lead. Dayton landed two
and Jess Phipps took the first-place stroke it was Lillian Cottrell who took top three finishers in the Girls 7 - 8 25yd more runs in the bottom of the fourth
spot swimming in at a time of 1:19.47. first place with a time of 31.52. Ol- Freestyle with times of 22.72, 23.69, inning pushing their lead to 4 – 1. In
The team of Jesi Fuhriman, Coen Fuhri- ivia Thornton and Regan Stanbery and 24.33 respectively. Rylinn Martin the top of the seventh inning, Campbell
man, Mia Fuhriman, and Creed Fuhri- took first and second in the Girls 7 - 8 won the Girls 11 - 12 25yd Freestyle scored on an error but just a few min-
man grabbed second place for the Do- 25yd Backstroke with times of 25.86 with a time of 15.34. Creed Fuhriman’s utes later Lackey struck out falling short
rados in the Mixed 11 & Over 200yd and 29.39. Likewise, Isaac Wat- time of 13.44 was the number one and ending game two down 4 – 2.
Freestyle Relay with a time of 1:51.61. son and Uryjah Wilden took first and spot in the Boys 11 - 12 25yd Freestyle.
Ruby McCoy swam in at a time of second in the Boys 7 - 8 25yd Back- Stella Fuhriman, Analeigh Brad- Vs Columbus Bruins 2024 double-
1:47.42 in the Girls 10 & Under 100yd stroke with times of 30.43 and 33.01. dock, and Annie Olinger were the first header (7/6)
Individual Medley to take second Ruby McCoy was the first across three across the line in the Girls 13 - Game one in Columbus on Saturday
place for the Dorados. Nora Breece the line in the Girls 9 - 10 25yd Back- 14 25yd Freestyle with times of 13.21, started off slow until the Bruins pumped
finished second in the Girls 11 - 12 stroke with a time of 23.37. Weston 13.84, and 16.33. Coen Fuhriman was out three runs in the bottom of the sec-
100yd Medley with a time of 1:51.03. Davis, Kendrick Kimble, and Zane the first finisher in the Boys 13 - 14 ond and third innings taking a 3 – 0 lead.
Bryan Jiang and Creed Fuhri- Emerson took the top three places in 25yd Freestyle with a time of 11.79. In the top of the fourth inning the Junior
man took first and second respec- the Boys 9 - 10 25yd Backstroke with The top three finishers in the Womens Pioneers tied up the game at three with
tively in the Boys 11 - 12 100yd times of 26.32, 34.28, and 41.09. 15 - 18 25yd Freestyle were Jesi Fuhri- a sacrifice fly by Hammersly, a triple by
Individual Medley with times of Stella Fuhriman led the pack in the man, Mia Fuhriman, and Dani Stewart Reis, and a single by Lackey. The Bruins
1:21.50 and 1:27.59 for Fuhriman. Girls 13 - 14 25yd Backstroke with a time with times of 12.62, 12.90, and 14.01. came back to match the three runs in
Stella Fuhriman and Annie Olinger of 16.43. Coen Fuhriman won the Boys Henry Nicholson won the Boys 10 the bottom of the fourth and took back
took second and third places in the Girls 13 - 14 25yd Backstroke with a time of & Under 50yd Freestyle with a time the lead at 6 – 3. In the top of the sixth
13 - 14 100yd Individual Medley with times 16.95. Dani Stewart was the winner in of 43.62 followed by his teammates inning, the Pioneers landed a single run
of 1:18.92 and 1:39.84 respectively. the Womens 15 - 18 25yd Backstroke Weston Davis, and Slate McDonald in but it was not enough and they fell to the
For the Womens 15 - 18 100yd with a time of 16.50. For the Mens 15 - second and third. Bryan Jiang had a Bruins in game one 6 – 4.
Individual Medley Jesi and Mia Fuhri- 18 25yd Backstroke it was Jaxson Ham- time of 31.70 in the Boys 11 - 12 50yd In game two, thanks to two singles
man took the top two spots with mond who won with a time of 16.21. Freestyle to take first. Analeigh Brad- and some fancy footwork, the Pioneers
times of 1:09.69 and 1:13.69 each. The Boys 11 - 12 50yd Backstroke dock got second place in the Girls 13 - popped out four runs in the top of the
Olivia Thornton was the winner of event was won by Bryan Jiang who 14 50yd Freestyle with a time of 30.59. third inning to take a 4 – 0 lead. Colum-
the Girls 8 & Under 25yd Butterfly with swam in at a time of 37.86. Annal- Britany Hammond was the second- bus answered back with one run in the
a time of 35.05 followed in fourth place eigh Braddock grabbed second place place swimmer in the Womens 15 - 18 bottom of the inning, but the Pioneers
by teammate Regan Stanbery. Cade in the Girls 13 - 14 50yd Backstroke 50yd Freestyle with a time of 31.50. piled on three more runs thanks in part
Olinger took first in the Boys 8 & Under with a time of 43.17. Hensley Kaiser The Dorados take on Baltimore on to a double by Tiedman in the top of
25 yd Butterfly with a time of 31.32. won first in the Girls 8 & Under 25yd Wednesday, July 10th at Johnson Park the fourth to bump their lead to 7 – 1.
Creed Fuhriman was the winner of Breaststroke with a time of 34.42. and will be back at the Dresden Swim Columbus tried to come back, but only
the Boys 11 - 12 25yd Butterfly with a Kendrick Kimble was the top swim- Center for their TCAL Championships on managed one more run in the bottom
time of 15.46. Stella Fuhriman won the mer in the Boys 9 - 10 25yd Breast- July 16th and 17th. of the fifth inning and game two went to
Girls 13 - 14 25yd Butterfly with a time stroke with a time of 31.22, with the Junior Pioneers 7 – 2.

Matthew Dotson