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Crimson Bears go 2-0, Falcons 0-2 in weekend diamond action 

Juneau-Douglas High School clinched the conference regular season baseball title last weekend and the Thunder Mountain Falcons tumbled from third to fourth as the Region V teams gathered at Adair Kennedy Field for a preview of next weekend’s southeast tournament.

For the Crimson Bears (11-1 in conference), the regular season conference title required continuing their winning streak started at Sitka last week. In that trip, JDHS opened with a 9-5 loss to the Wolves and then beat Ketchikan 8-5 and Sitka 11-3. They then stopped Thunder Mountain 2-1 on Tuesday and 13-3 on Thursday.

 

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Local Sports Schedule 

Tuesday, May 21

SOFTBALL

(JDHS girls senior appreciation)

Home, 7:30 p.m., JDHS vs. TMHS @ Melvin Park2. Crimson Bears’ 7:30 p.m., Senior Appreciation and Pink Out Game for cancer awareness.

7 p.m., JDHS/TMHS Take A Swing At Cancer. Sponsor a player to see how far she can hit the ball, or make a donation to Cancer Connection.

5:30 p.m., JDHS JV vs. TMHS JV in Pink Out Game.

Thurs-Saturday, May 23-25

BASEBALL

 

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Photos: Prep Shots On Senior Night 

 

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Photo: Run To Remember 

 

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Falcons' freshman phenom flies for first in Fairbanks 

The only first Naomi Welling doesn’t have is a first class seat on Alaska Airlines back to Juneau today… but the Thunder Mountain High School freshman should.

Welling has beaten the region, the upper classmen, the odds and now even the weather could not slow down the talented Falcons athlete.

Welling won three state titles over the weekend during the high school track and field championships at Fairbanks’ Lathrop High School, her flaming red hair setting each event on fire as she scorched the competition in sub 30-degree temperatures and light snow.

 

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Lehnhart chosen as 2013 Alaska boys soccer Player Of The Year 

Juneau-Douglas High School senior Jackson Lehnhart was selected as the 2013 Gatorade Boys Soccer Player Of The Year in Alaska. The Gatorade Company made the announcement on Tuesday.

The honor of being the best high school soccer player in the 49th state has been bestowed upon, ironically, the largest state in the union’s most unselfish and team oriented player.

 

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Sports On TV 

Sunday, May 19

AUTO RACING

8 a.m., NBCSN — IRL, IndyCar, Indianapolis 500 Bump Day

10 a.m., SPEED — ARCA, Menards 200, at Toledo, Ohio

Noon, SPEED — Australian V8 Supercars, Austin 400, at Austin, Texas

4 p.m., ESPN2 — NHRA, Kansas Nationals, at Topeka, Kan. (same-day tape)

COLLEGE SOFTBALL

11:30 a.m., ESPN2 — NCAA Division I playoffs, regionals, game 6, teams TBD

2 p.m., ESPN2 — NCAA Division I playoffs, regionals, game 7, teams TBD (if necessary)

CYCLING

 

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Local Sports Schedule 

Tuesday, May 21

SOFTBALL

Home, 6 p.m., JDHS vs. TMHS @ Melvin Park. Crimson Bears’ Senior night and Pink Out nights.

Thurs-Saturday, May 23-25

BASEBALL

Away, TBD, Region V tournament @ Ketchikan. Top two finishers go to state tournament in Anchorage.

SOCCER

Away, TBD, ASAA state soccer tournament @ Anchorage.

Saturday, May 25

RUNNING

 

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Photo: Prep Shot Hats Off 

 

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Crimson Bears boys clinch pitch title 

The Thunder Mountain High School boy’s soccer team put up one of the best defensive efforts of the season against Juneau-Douglas on Thursday night at TMHS Field.

On a night honoring their seniors, the Falcons’ Jasper Soriano had a game that was praised by opposing coaches as he pulled at least five sure goals out of the danger zone.

The Crimson Bears would clinch a state berth with the 3-0 win but the game could have changed with one goal as the Falcons only trailed 1-0 starting the second half.

 

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