By Karen Huwe
The Times 

DW Wolfpack Sports

HS and MS Baseball, softball, and golf

 

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DW golf team  Head Coach Mike McGhan, Jay Dimak, Claudia Benavides, Theo Anderson, Caleb Barron, Cayle Davis, Garrett Palmer, Lucas VanHoose and Coach Ajay McNarland

Hankins Pitches Shut-outPitcher Jarod Hankins struck out five batters as the DW middle school baseball team beat Columbia Burbank 12-0 on Tuesday, May 10.  The Wolfpack had 18 hits with Isaias Reyes going 4-4 at the plate.  Denver Hutchens led his team with 8 stolen bases.  The team was error free in the field. 

MS Baseball Team Wallop Finley

Isaias Reyes struck out six Finley batters over three innings and the Wolfpack won 16-1 on Wednesday, May 4, in Waitsburg.  DW collected 11 hits and over 30 stolen bases that started with Jordan McCowen hitting a triple in the first inning. Traicen Garcia went three for three at bat and had seven stolen bases.  Reyes, Graycen Teal, William Cranmer, Hutchens and Colton Steinhoff also had hits for DW.

MS Softball Claim Wins

The DW middle school softball team beat a young Touchet team 20-5 on Monday, May 9th.  Skyla Johnson led the team with a grand slam home run.


The Wolfpack collected another win on Wednesday, May 11; beating Liberty Christian 18-7.  Peyton Benavides pitched and had three hits. Hannah Peralez, Alexa Jones, Johnson and Cindi Howard also had hits for DW.

The middle school softball team had their best showing of the season as they beat Finley 15-7 on Wednesday, May 4. Hannah Peralez was two for two at bat with three RBIs. Pitcher Peyton Benavides struck out 13 batters, had a hit in the five-inning game and Lucy Trump contributed with a hit.  The Wolfpack was aggressive running the bases and did not commit a fielding error.  


Anderson and Barron Play Last Round for DW

The golf team enjoyed a sunny day at Goldendale on Wednesday, May 4. The Wolfpack had a difficult time with the narrow fairways, rough greens and a lack of familiarity with the 18-hole, par 72 course. 

Though the team was not able to practice Monday and Tuesday before the meet due to the local golf course being closed, the team showed the class and sportsmanship that the coach has come to expect from them. 

Freshman Lucas VanHoose shot a personal best, 131, at Goldendale.  Senior Caleb Barron led the team with a score of 111. Jay Dimak shot a 129, Garret Palmer 132 and Theo Anderson 135.  Claudia Benavides scored a 139. DW competed against teams from Columbia Burbank, Goldendale, White Swan, Yakima Tribal and Mabton. 


Seniors Theo Anderson and Caleb Barron saw their high school golf year come to a close at the EWAC 2B golf event at Suncadia on Monday, May 9th. 

Golfers from DW, Columbia Burbank, Cle Elum, TCP, Mabton, Goldendale, White Swan, Warden and WWVA were looking to make it to the State Golf meet at Deer Park on May 24. 

 On the 18-hole, par 72 course, ten boys and eight girls qualified for the state meet. Unfortunately, DW players didn't make enough clutch shots to advance, stated Coach McGhan.  Their strength was the short game and putting but the course can be pretty tough if you're not hitting the fairway consistently, he added.  Coach McGhan is proud of the integrity and sportsmanship that his group has shown all season.  Anderson and Barron's enthusiasm and leadership will be missed next year. 


Scores at Suncadia:

Theo Anderson 114

Caleb Barron 115

Jay Dimak 117

Garrett Palmer 140

Claudia Benavides 150

 

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