Friday, April 25, 2014 baseball

DUTCHMAN BASEBALL:

The Melrose Dutchmen baseball team fell 7-2 to Minnewaska this afternoon at Melrose. Minnewaska had four-run first inning and a three-run fourth inning to take the win.

Colton Meyer was charged with the loss. Anthony Welle pitched three innings of scoreless relief in the game.  Grant Rieland, who had two of Melrose's hits, also scored both runs for the team. Also getting hits were Meyer and Alex Hinnenkamp.

More information the baseball team will appear in the April 30 issue of the Melrose Beacon.

Friday, April 25-Softball

MELROSE SOFTBALL:

The Lady Dutchmen moved to 3-2 with a 6-5 win over a solid Minnewaska team at Melrose.

Sandra Sprenger doubled and tripled (see video below) to drive in two runs.

Emily Revermann started and worked into the sixth inning before turning the game over to reliever Morgan Notch. Notch faced just five batters in the final inning and one-third to pick up the save.

Melrose rallied in the first and in the third innings to take the lead in the game.  Nikki Zierden scored the game winning run. In the fifth. She singled, stole second and when to third on an over throw. She then scored when Justine Revermann grounded out.  More information appears in the April 30 issue of the Melrose Beacon.

Justine Revermann

Emily Revermann (left)

Holly Hellermann (right)

Shelia Poepping

Emily Revermann (left)

Justine Revermann (right)





Shelia Revermann (left)

Emily Tschida (right)

Kayla Austint (left)

Shelia Poepping (right)

Emily Tschida (left)

Nikki Zierden (right)

Emily Tschida (left)

Justine Revermann (right)

Thursday, April 25, 2014

MELROSE DUTCHMEN GOLF:
Melrose finished seventh with a 174 today at the Olivia Golf Course. The team also finished seventh in the YME contest.
The girls also competed at BOLD and YME and finished in ninth place.
More information on the matches appears in the April 30 issue of the Melrose Beacon.
MELROSE DUTCHMEN AND LADY DUTCHMEN TRACK AND FIELD:
The meet set at Paynesville has been cancelled.
MELROSE DUTCHMEN BASEBALL:
The game with Montevideo will be rescheduled.
MELROSE LADY DUTCHMEN SOFTBALL:
The game with Montevideo has been postponed.

Tuesday, April 22, 2014-Softball

LADY DUTCHMEN SOFTBALL:

The Lady Dutchmen fell 12-5 to Morris this afternoon at Melrose. Melrose rallied twice in the game to takes leads of 2-1 and 4-2. It also lead 5-4 going into the seventh inning. Madison Rausch led Melrose with two hits in the game and Emily Tschida had an RBI double (see video below).

Sandra Sprenger started pitching for Melrose and backed by a good defense was was able to pitch out of a few jams. Shortstop Justine Revermann finished the day with one putout and five assists.  The game was the first for Melrose on its new field. Madison Rausch had the first hit for Melrose on that field. 

Morgan Notch was charged with the loss in the game

Emily Tschida

Nikki Zierden

Emily Tschida

Justine Revermann

Emily Tschida

Sandra Sprenger

Sandra Sprenger (left), Justine Revermann (above)

DANA OVERMAN

DANA OVERMAN

Coach Jamie Kinzer and team members.

Kayla Austing

Morgan Notch

Tuesday, April 22, 2014-Track

MELROSE TRACK AND FIELD

Both the Dutchmen and Lady Dutchmen finished in fifth place at the Albany Invitational.

The boys finished with first place finishes from the 4X800 relay team, and Caleb Rothfork in the high jump.

The girls top finishes were by Cally Roering in the 100 meter hurdles and 300 meter hurdles, 

and Lydia Butkowski in the triple jump.

More information on the track teams appears in the April 30 issue of the Melrose Beacon.

 

Left photograph

Syndey Rassmussen (left),

Beck Klaphake (right)

Right photograph

Hannan Miller (left)

Amy Berscheit (right)

 Zack Zink (left)


Garrett Hoeschen (right)

















Left Photograph
Garrett Hoeschen (front)
Brent Blommel

Right photograph
Joel Martinez

Left Photograph: Eric LeClaire

Right Photograph:
Payton Petermeier (left)
Cahlie Heinen

 Left Photograph: 
Lydia Butkowski

Right Photograph:
Ashley Herdering

Left Photograph: Zoena Simba

Right photograph:
Cassidy Nienaber