But a mysterious visit from the Ministry of Education indicates that Chris might have some potential after all: He is invited to attend the prestigious Myers Holt Academy. His teachers discount him as a liar and a thief, and his mom doesn’t have the energy to deal with him. No one has any confidence in twelve-year-old Christopher Lane. She is a joy to coach.Delve into the extraordinary abilities of the twelve-year-old mind in this thrilling start to a middle-grade series that expands the possibilities of power. She had done an awesome job in the lead-off spot for us, and she's a 'yes, sir, no sir' kid. "She calls her own game and really relates to our pitchers. "Stephanie is an old-school workhorse catcher," Bentonville West coach Anthony Cantrell said. She's also a defensive standout who begins the week riding a 26-game hitting streak dating back to the final game for Bentonville West last season. 538 with 12 doubles, 3 triples, 8 home runs, and 26 RBI. She added two more home runs in the game as the Lady Wolverines blasted the Lady Bulldogs 19-2.įor the week, Crittendon went 9 for 12 to raise her average on the season to. He has been a huge part of our success this year on offense as well as in the field."Ĭrittendon was just getting started in softball when she hit a home run early in a game against Fayetteville. "We always feel like if he gets on base he can use his speed to put pressure on the defense and generate runs.
"Brandon provided a spark for our offense at the top of the order last week and was a big part in our offense scoring 36 runs," Greenland baseball coach Jordan Larkin said.
Oh, and if that wasn't enough, the multi-sport athlete who led the conference with 9 interceptions as a defensive back last fall, stole 4 bases and scored 5 runs during the tournament. The sophomore then jumped back to baseball and went a combined 5 for 7 at the plate with a home run, triple, and 6 RBI for the Pirates, who whipped Cotter 19-2 in the championship game on Saturday after beating Yellville-Summit in a semifinal game on Friday. Greenland captured the conference track and field championship on Wednesday with major contributions from Vaughan, who won the 100 in 12.01 seconds and the 200 in 25.04 seconds, with both times coming against the wind. Stephanie Crittendon of Bentonville West is the NWADG girls Player of the Week.
Vaughan re-joined his teammates in baseball and contributed to the Pirates winning the conference baseball tournament at Harrison.įor his effort, Vaughan is the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Player of the Week. It wasn't enough for Brandon Vaughan to help Greenland win the 2A-1 Conference track and field meet at Eureka Springs.
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