Summer Softcore Kickball in Ravenna Tues/Thurs

Not sure if ole Dwight has ever received a POTW nod, but he earned it and deserves this one.
Dwight being the veteran kickballer he is brings a great non-chalant attitude to the game along with his commanding presence.
I feel safe saying Dwight hasn't run this much in a LONG time. At the plate he was a monster. One kick he got a hold of and sent screaming to right field...now five years ago, Dwight would have had an inside the park home run. Speed up to current day and it was a different story. Rounding second base and picking up speed as though he was a runaway semi-truck, Dwight barreling into third base and blew right through the Stop signal from his base coach. I'm not entirely sure he COULD have stopped if he wanted to, but at any rate, it was entertaining. He got two steps from home before he was gunned down. Dwight in typical fashion came away smiling and giving props to his opponents. Great game Dwight!

If there was a player knocked on the ground tonight, odds are Jayma was involved.
She seemed to be a constant target for the kickball in both games. A few times it caused her to take wild spills and amazingly enough she came away smiling each and every time.
Jayma brough a great heart, good sportsmanship, and plenty of friendly smiles!

Aaron started off his great game by booting a solo home run for the first run of the game. His next at bat, was a triple and another run. Later he added on a couple of singles to complete his perfect day at the plate. Great kicking Aaron!

Charles was a maniac in the outfield. I wasn't sure if he was playing right field or left field because he was all over the place snagging pop flies. He looked like Griffey in in '96.

Brandon deserved player of the week for his clutch play when his team, Sacks & Racks, needed it most. Like most of the players from Sacks & Racks, Brandon saved his best for the playoffs. From the first inning you could see Brandon was all about business.He played phenomenal defense in the outfield covering alot of ground and making stellar catches in closely contest battle with Liquid Courage. His defense was only part of the reason he deserved player of the week honors. He was an offensive jauggernaut by getting on base every time he came to the plate. However getting on base was not enough for Brandon, he was very aggressive on the base paths trying to score whenever the opportunity presented itself. This was no more evident then in the bottiom of the seventh with his team trailing by a run, Brandon was the winning run on second base. On a base hit to the outfield Brandon's aggressive base running style led him to be the winning run and keep his team alive for the championship.