The frustration is evident in Zack Gagnon’s voice.
The Thomas Jefferson baseball team shook the South Puget Sound League North Division standings on Tuesday with a 6-5 victory against sixth-ranked Kentlake.
Auburn Riverside and Franklin Pierce remained knotted for first place in the SPSL 3A standings, and Auburn stayed right on their heels, as all three teams won last Friday afternoon.
A legendary rider returned to the winner’s circle. Another one reached a milestone victory. And a familiar horse was the opening-night winner during the season’s first weekend of racing at Emerald Downs.
The weather was far from perfect last Friday afternoon. But Amanda Fitzsimmons?
The challenge is clear, as Dave Hanson sees it:
Auburn High baseball coach Brian Embery stepped down from his post Wednesday morning following just 11 games with the program.
Last year, the title got away from them on the final night of the season.
Auburn Riverside quickly got the attention of Auburn ace Colton Brown on Friday afternoon.
Shock waves went through the Auburn baseball program last Wednesday when first-year coach Brian Embery stepped down after just 11 games.
An offense that normally sparkles sputtered a little instead last Thursday afternoon. But the Auburn Riverside Ravens still have the inside track for the South Puget Sound League 3A softball championship.
Back in the middle of March, it wasn’t even on the radar.
