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Winner Junior Legion baseball team played two games against Gregory and Colome Sunday at Leahy Bowl.  Gregory defeated Winner 11-6.

Dalton Baker was the pitcher giving up only 2 earned runs.  Leading hitters were Phillip Jorgensen with 2 hits and Fred Whiting with a single.

Winner was defeated by Colome Teeners 10-3.

Pitching were Aaron Gilchrist and Kameron Meiners.  Leading hitters were Fred Whiting, Oscar Pravecek and Colby Kaiser, each with a hit.

Winner Junior Legion baseball team lost 5-2 to Kimball//White Lake on July 6.

Phillip Jorgensen pitched five innings giving up no earned runs and striking out six.  Leading hitters were Tyler Olson with two hits, Fred Whiting with 2 hits and Oscar Pravecek with 2 RBIs.

Winner Junior Legion baseball team fell to Gregory 10-4 over the 4th of July weekend.

Leading hitters were Phillip Jorgensen with 3 hits, Fred Whiting with 2 hits, Kameron Meiners with 2 hits and Preston Norrid with 2 hits.

On July 1, Winner played Rapid City in two games. In the first game, Winner lost 10-6.

Pitching the first game were Aaron Gilchrist and Fred Whiting.  Leading hitters were Jorgensen with a triple, double and 2 single. Oscar Pravecek with two singles, Bosten Morehart wth 2 singles and Shea Connot with 2 singles.

In the second game, the Winner was defeated 11-8.

Pitching in this game was Kameron Meiners.  Leading hitters were Colby Kaiser with 2 hits, Dalton Baker, with 2 hits, Jorgensen with 3 hits, Whiting with 2 hits and Tyler Olson with 2 hits.

Winner Junior Teeners baseball team lost to Kimball/White Lake 14-4 on July 6.
Jesse Colson and Zach Bohnet shared pitching duties.   Adam Bohnet had a triple and Charley Pravecek, Evan Farner and Zach Bohnet had hits.
On July 3, Winner lost to Gregory 3-2.
Farner went the distance and pitched the entire game. Brady Fritz had an RBI triple and Farner had an RBI double.
Region play starts next week.

Winner//Colome amateur baseball team shut out Wagner 12-0 Thursday at Leahy Bowl.

For the Pheasants, Drew Weber was the winning pitcher throwing all seven innings, allowing three hits and striking out five.

Austin Calhoon was 3-3 with four RBIs powered by two triples and a double. Austin Richey was 3-3 with a double and Jared Donahue was 3-3 with two RBIs.

Winner/Colome is 6-4 in Sunshine League play and 8-5 overall.

The Pheasants will host Mt. Vernon in a game July 6 at Leahy Bowl. This game will start at 8 p.m.

Three Winner/Colome Legion baseball pitchers combined for a no-hitter as the Royals defeated Todd County 17-0 in six innings on June 28 in Winner.

Riley Calhoon earned the win with 1 walk and 3 strikeouts.  Carter Brickman pitched one inning and Andrew Laprath threw the final two innings.

Nick Lantz was 2-4 with a double and five RBIs while Levi McClanahan added a triple and three RBIs. Cameron Biggins had two singles and two runs scored.

Winner/Colome Legion baseball team was nipped by Platte-Geddes 4-3 on June 27 in Platte.

Ty Bolton threw the entire game giving up four runs (1 earned), 8 hits, 2 walks and 9 strikeouts.

Levi McClanahan had a 2 run home run for the Royals. Riley Calhoon, Kelly O’Bryan and Cameron Biggins each had singles.

Winner Junior Legion baseball team defeated Valentine, Neb., 15-12 on June 27.

Pitching in the game were Oscar Pravecek, Dalton Baker and Phillip Jorgensen.

Leading hitters were Colby Kaiser with 2 hits, Jorgensen with 3 hits, Pravecek with 2 hits, Kameron Meiners with 2 hits, Bosten Morehart with 2 hits and Tyler Olson with 2 hits.

The Winner Junior Legion baseball team defeated Mission 20-9 on June 29.

Pitching five innings was Dalton Baker and allowed only 3 earned runs.

Leading at the plate was Colby Kaiser with 2 singles and a double. Baker had 3 singles, Phillip Jorgensen had 3 singles and a double.  Oscar Pravecek added a double and two singles.  Shea Connot had 3 singles and Tyler Olson had 2 singles and Bosten Morehart had 2 singles.

Jorgensen had 6 RBIs.  The Winner team had 22 hits.

In the opening round of the Father’s Day tournament, Winner Junior Teeners defeated Lyman 16-5.

Brady Fritz pitched four strong innings and also had a hit and a run scored.  Zach Bohnet had 2 hits and 3 RBI’s. Klein had 2 hits and Owen Duffy reached base safely 3 times.

In the semifinal game, Winner was outscored by Platte 20-3.  Zach Bohnet pitched four solid innings and Ashton Klein pitched in relief.

Coach Jon Hanson said Winner struggled defensively and it shows with eight errors in the game.  Fritz had 2 hits and 2 runs scored and Klein had 2 hits.

In the final game, Winner lost a slugfest 13-10. Winner played Onida in the third place game on Sunday.

Evan Farner, Ashton Klein and Jesse Calhoon shared pitching duties.  On the offensive side, Kolbie Osborn and Adam Bohnet had 2 hits each while Fritz finished with 4 hits.

Gregory won the Father’s Day tournament with a 5-4 victory over Platte. Bryce Frank’s two out single scored Coy Determan for the win.

Earlier, the Winner junior teeners were victorious over Mission 13-3 in a game played last Thursday.

Riley Orel pitched two innings and Farner pitched the final inning.  Farner had 3 hits, and Michael Olson, Ashton Klein, Zach Bohnet, Charlie Pravecek and Brady Fritz each had a hit.

The next action for Winner is Thursday when they will host Gregory at 6 p.m.

Colome Junior Teeners defeated Valentine 7-6 in the consolation championship of Winner Father’s Day Tournament on Sunday.  In the fifth inning, Joey Cole tied the game at 6-6.   Valentine took an early 2-0 lead but Colome came back to tie the game 2-2. Valentine regained the lead before colome came back to score the winning run.

In the first game of the tournament, Platte defeated Colome 13-5 and in the second game Colome won 4-1 over Lyman. This game was called due to rain out.

Parkston Mudcats defeated Winner/Colome amateur baseball team 6-1 in Sunshine League play Sunday in Winner.

Parkston led 2-1 after the first inning and scored four runs in the second inning.

Austin Calhoon started on the mound for Winner/Colome as he pitched one and one third innings.  Jared Donahue took over the pitching duty for the Pheasants after the first inning.

For Winner/Colome, Donahue had two hits with Austin Calhoon and Austin Richey both adding a hit.

Winner/Colome will play the Platte Killer Tomatoes on Thursday in Platte.

Winner/Colome Legion baseball team was swept by Mitchell Friday night.

In the first game, Mitchell scored nines runs in the first three innings. Mitchell won the game 10-0 in five innings and took the second game 15-2 in five innings.

Ty Bolton took the loss for Winner/Colome and Drew DeMers had the team’s lone hit. Jeremiah Yeaman also pitched.
In the second game, Levi McClanahan took the loss allowing eight runs on five hits. Drew DeMers and Cameron Biggins each pitched.

DeMers had two hits and a run scored and Kelly O’Bryan had a hit and a run scored.  Nick Lantz had an RBI single.

“These were not two good outings. We had too many walks on the mound and never really got anything going at the plate,” said coach Drew Weber.  “We had 8 hits in the second game but never strung them together to have a big inning. We need to start doing a better job of limiting big innings from the other team and start finding a way to get some of them for ourselves,” said Weber.

On June 24, the Winner/Colome Legion will play Lead-Deadwood at home at 3:30 p.m.   On June 27, the Legion team will play at Platte.

Winner/Colome Legion baseball team defeated Mission 6-5 on June 14 in Mission.

Cale Meiners started on the mound and pitched five innings, giving up five runs on 7 hits, 2 walks and 6 strikeouts.  Drew DeMers picked up the win in relief pitching two innings.

Meiners had an RBI double, Kelly O’Bryan, Nick Lantz, Ty Bolton and Levi McClanahan each had singles.

“It was nice to win in a game where we didn’t play our best. We are not good enough offensively right now and hopefully things will right themselves as we get a little later in the season. We have a talented ball club but we need to start clicking on all cylinders and I think we will,” said coach Drew Weber.