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Baseball, Fast-Pitch, and Track and Field returns with these experienced athletes
March came in like a lion, forcing the Dayton-Waitsburg Lady Wolfpack Fast-Pitch Team to practice indoors in anticipation of their first double bill at White Swan, Saturday, March 18, under second-year Head Coach Carly Benavides. These fine athletes will be leading the team through this year's schedule, from left: Peyton Dobbs, Maddi Gallardo, Lila Hutchens, Kaelie Jonas, Kameryn Tupling, Marissa Tupling, Hendrix Groom, Kylee Henry, Alyssa Segraves, Peyton Struckmeier and Shaylah King. Not pictured: Teagan Culley. Assisting Benavides will be Amy Cox.
The 25-strong Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack Baseball Team opens its season Saturday with a double header at White Swan, and the team will be counting on these returning lettermen to play important roles this season, under second-year head coach, Greg Crenshaw. Front row, from left: Cyson Morris, Jasper Morrow, Levi Boudrieau, Brody Carrigan and Klint Kuykendall. Standing, from left: Kaednce McCauley, Preston Hinchliffe, Reuben Yutzy, Zach Durham and Balian Walter. Assisting Crenshaw will be Joe Greer and Duke Morrow.
There are some 20 throwers, jumpers and sprinters turning out for Wolfpack Track and Field, including this half dozen who return to competition after earning varsity letters last season. Head Coach Dan Nechodom and Assistant Coach Angie Alleman are hopeful for some state appearances from this team and look forward to coaching the team to success this season. From left, Marion Duncan, Chasity Paddock, Tristan Rennaker, Hudson Reser, Vaughn Walter and Teegan "Paco" Kenney.
Returning lettermen and letterwomen will serve as the backbone of experience for the Wolfpack baseball, fast-pitch softball, and track and field programs.
