The season hasn’t gone exactly as planned for the Auburn High baseball team.
That now-legendary long ball is long gone. But near five years after Adriel Foxley’s “holy-cow-did-you-see-that?” home run during a West Central District tournament softball game in Spanaway, seems as if people still remember it.
The Auburn Riverside Ravens figured they’d be young this softball season – and they are.
Nationhood fended off stablemate Chhaya Dance and earned a narrow victory Sunday in a blanket finish of the $50,000 Seattle Handicap for older horses at Emerald Downs.
The pressure was on – and Robyn Saarenas was loving every minute of it.
A couple months ago, Josh Croswell was a long way from being the best javelin thrower in the South Puget Sound League.
One has long been a key cog in Auburn High’s powerhouse baseball program.
Tyson Sykes said he merely was trying to get his teammates involved in the game.
Chalk one up to a learning experience.
A slow start to the season and a coaching change proved to be just minor bumps in the road for the Auburn High baseball team.
A couple weeks had passed since the last time Carly Holtgraves and Caroline Craft teamed up on the tennis court.
It wasn’t so much that Auburn Riverside Ravens fell into a soccer trap.
They agreed it was their top performance of the season.
• WHEN: Regionals are today. Semifinals are Friday and Saturday, May 23 and 24, at Safeco Field.
