“WE BELIEVE ...”
It was a simple statement on the back of the t-shirts worn by Kee softball players and fans as they made their way to Fort Dodge this past week. But after the Class 1A State Softball Tournament dust has settled, most others who watched the softball Hawks play their... + continue reading
Members of the Kee softball team hoist their Class 1A State Tournament Runner-Up trophy toward their cheering crowd following their 12-1 loss to Class 1A dynasty Akron-Westfield in the State Championship game at Fort Dodge Friday, July 25. View and find out how to purchase this photo and much more by clicking on the “Photo Galleries” link.
A trio of Kee softball players, including eighth grade pitcher Kendra Cooper, sophomore second baseman Ellie Cooper and senior catcher Ellie Heiderscheit, were named to the Class 1A All-Tournament Team after the softball Hawks played to their Class 1A State Runner-Up finish at the season grand finale this past week. Pictured above, left to right, are members of this year’s Class 1A All-Tournament Team: senior Kayla Tindall (Team Captain) of Akron-Westfield, Kendra Cooper, Ellie Cooper and Ellie Heiderscheit of Kee, sophomore Katie Johnson and junior Kortney Hedlund of Akron-Westfield, senior Morgan Rose of AGWSR, eighth grader Kaitlyn Schad of Martensdale-St. Mary’s, senior Madison Fryslie of AGWSR, sophomore Jamie Jordan of Martensdale-St. Mary’s, and freshman Bailey Davis of Akron-Westfield.
Waukon baseball junior first baseman Sully Bucheit nabs this ball out of the air for an out in the Indians’ 15-3 first-round district tournament loss at second-rated Waverly-Shell Rock Friday, July 18. Bucheit was one-for-two at the plate with a walk in the ballgame. View and find out how to purchase this photo and more by clicking on the “Photo Galleries” link.
Kee baseball senior Jared Donahue fires a pitch toward home plate in the Hawks’ 7-1 first-round district tournament win over Wapsie Valley at Postville Tuesday, July 15. In addition to picking up the pitching win with three hits allowed and six strike-outs, Donahue was one-for-four with a double and two RBI in that opening-round tournament victory, and was also two-for-five with a solo home run and a single in the Hawks’ 5-4 loss to Postville in nine innings in the district semifinals Thursday, July 17, the final high school game for Donahue and his five senior teammates. View and find out how to purchase this photo and much more by clicking on the “Photo Galleries” link. Photo by Andrea Kerndt.
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