Lady Frogs Fall in Regional;
“I Am Disappointed for the Girls,” said Forshee
by Dennis Gonzales & The Pratt Tribune | Thursday, May 15, 2008
One inning was catastrophic for the Pratt High School varsity
softball team in the 2008 KSHSAA 4A Pratt Regional championship
game Tuesday at Green Sports Complex. Colby used a seven-run fourth
inning to snap an 0-0 tie and go on to a 9-3 victory.
The win sends the 20-1 Eagles to the 2008 KSHSAA 4A state
championship in Salina May . . .
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Lady Frogs Are a Step Away From States;
“We’re Playing With A Lot of Confidence,” said Forshee
The Pratt High School varsity softball team is on the 2008
KSHSAA 4A state championships doorstep after dropping Kingman 11-0
and Goodland 7-0 Monday in the quarterfinals and semifinals of the
2008 KSHSAA 4A Pratt Regional at Green Sports . . .
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Lady Frogs Move to 13-5;
Sweep Russell 3-2 and 16-1
The PHS varsity softball team eked by then erupted in a
doubleheader with Russell Tuesday at Green Sports Complex. PHS eked
past the Broncos 3-2 in game one then erupted for a 10-run third
inning in game two to complete the sweep with a . . .
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PHS Softball Splits Trinity;
Won Game One 6-3 Then Fell 8-7 in Game Two
PHS varsity softball coach Mike Forshee felt his Lady Greenbacks
had opportunities against Hutchinson Trinity Tuesday. But, failing
to capitalize on opportunities cost the Lady Greenbacks a sweep of
the Celtics.
PHS won game one 6-3 . . .
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PHS Softball Takes Care of Scott City;
Winning Two, 9-0 and 6-3 at Green Sports Complex
The PHS varsity softball team rebounded from doubleheader losses
at Larned with a sweep of Scott City 9-0 and 6-3 at Green Sports
Complex Friday.
PHS evens their Mid-State Activities Association record to 4-4
and improve to 6-4 . . .
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The Routine Trips Up Frogs;
Larned Indians Win Doubleheader 2-1 and 7-3
PHS varsity softball head coach Mike Forshee was happy with
Brooke Blankenship's performance at Larned Tuesday. But, at the end
of the doubleheader, the results were not what he wanted.
"The line score tells the story," said Forshee. . . .
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