Sports

to PRO High heat, drop kicks, random observations and points that amuse are all part of the wide, wide world of sports at the community and national levels. I had an Ebby Calvin “Nuke” LaLoosh moment a few days ago.

For the first time during her career as Richmond varsity girls basketball coach, Kaylee Vantrump has two players who’ve signed to play college hoops in one school year. As the Richmond News reported recently, seniors Emma Hash and Candiace Claypole have each signed letters of intent.

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SEASON BEST Richmond’s varsity boys golf team shaved a few strokes off its game April 16.

Richmond has been “riding a roller coaster” lately in varsity baseball, according to coach Zach McGill. “When we show up, we’re as good as anybody,” McGill said April 9.

Senior Emma Hash will soon play basketball at a new school – and will likely play a new position there. Or rather, a different position than what she has played the past few seasons at Richmond High School (RHS).

Richmond tennis coach Zachary Baldauf honored Brody Burnine and Jazspher Ulleberg Tuesday. Burnine and Ulleberg are the seniors on Richmond’s varsity boys team.

KEEPING THE LEGACYALIVE Richmond continued honoring the legacy of a late coach and teacher Tuesday. That day, the Spartans staged their annual Hoot Middleton Invitational track and field meet.

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