Summer Rookie Kickball at U-Dist PF Mon/Wed

A triple play, you almost never see one. But an unassisted triple play, no way...Yosuke, in his kickball debut, pulled off an amazing defensive game that was highlighted by an unassisted triple play!
Late in the game, with runners on first and second, Mr. Miyashita makes a great catch with his fingers tips and immediately thinks of the double play. But he was so quick in his decision making, after doubling up the runner at second, he found himself within striking distance of the speedy Leny's player before he could get back to first. Heads up play Yosuke!

Tighe Howden Or "Psycho T" had a great game by kicking the go ahead run and displayed superior defense to earn player of the week. Great job!

Russell was at the top of his game for both ends of a Big Green Ballerz double header. In each game, he manned SS for the Ballerz, often ranging into the outfield to make great over-the-shoulder catches. On offense, Muits impressed with his spectacular speed, getting on base and then wreaking havoc. In both games, he managed to tag up and score from second on routine fly balls.

Chris helped Stinky Fingers to a convincing victory on Wednesday, with stellar play on both sides of the ball. On defense, he made several nice catches at shortstop, covering ground in the outfield and infield. At the plate he supplied the Fingers with a 2 run home run en route to a 15-3 win. Additionally, his great attitude and fun demeanor helped everyone have a good time.

Despite the outcome of the game, Jaime never gave up, never gave in, and always kept a smile on.
Her opponents learned early to try not to kick her direction.
No, I checked, there wasn't any pine tar on her hands, but it sure looked like it on a couple of occasions. Great defense Jaime!

Miller helped the Stinky Fingers capture the U-District championship on Wednesday, driving in runners early and often in their 17-5 victory. He drove in a runner in his first kick of the night, to give his team a lead they would never relinquish. Miller also provided solid defense at first base, making several good catches and tags. Known for climbing the backstop whenever he scores a run, Miller brought the energy his team needed on Wednesday. Congratulations to John and the Stinky Fingers.