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Baseball seniors bid farewell

ANNALYNN PHANTHADETH
May 4, 2024

The softball team falls to Olathe North in its first game 1-0 but takes them down in the second game 9-7 Friday evening.

The baseball team falls to Atchison in a hard fight Friday evening 10-7.

The baseball seniors Kelton Ford, Kaden Kerr, Brayden Handley and Dakota Pringle bid farewell by taking home dirt from their home field with them.

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ANNALYNN PHANTHADETH
ANNALYNN PHANTHADETH, Head of photography
Growing up in a small community, Annalynn Phanthadeth is passionate about community journalism and its impact. In her free time she enjoys traveling and spending quality time with her friends and family. She is currently pursuing a degree in journalism and mass communications with a minor in photography and sports management.
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