In a play at first, T-Cubs batter is out at first. Creekstone’s Dawn Sonnier makes the play while teammate Rachel Teeguarden back ups. Photo: Cid Castillo
In a play at first, T-Cubs batter is out at first. Creekstone’s Dawn Sonnier makes the play while teammate Rachel Teeguarden back ups. Photo: Cid Castillo Creekstone Inn’s Josh White winds up to deliver the first pitch against the Idyllwild Tea Company Cubs. Photo: Cid CastilloIdyllwild Adult Co-ed Softball resumed Wednesday evening, Aug.3 after a two-day suspension while the paperwork between Riverside county and the Hemet Unified School District was arranged.
Creekstone Inn beat the Idyllwild Tea Company 14-6 in the first game of the resumed season. Games continued this week.
HUSD approved a contract with the county for the use of Idyllwild School at its Aug. 2 meeting.
Creekstone Inn’s Josh White winds up to deliver the first pitch against the Idyllwild Tea Company Cubs. Creekstone Inn batter Jessica Priefer drives the ball into center field. Photo: Cid Castillo
Golf Jim Crandall, Palms to Pines Golf Association handicap chair, provided this report about the Friday, March 21, golf tournament at the Redhawk Golf Club in Temecula. It was a beautiful day and the picturesque course was in great shape. Crandall (course handicap 13) took first place with a net 70; John Brower (11) took…
Jim CrandallPalms to Pines Golf Association handicap chair Idyllwild’s Palms to Pines Golf Association played its regular monthly tournament at Menifee Lakes Country Club on the Palms Course Friday, Jan. 20. It was a nice, sunny winter’s day and the course was in pretty good shape. In the A-flight tourney, Gary Brown (course handicap 12)…
Town Hall Sports Coordinator Danny Richardson reported on Town Hall Youth Baseball for the week of June 10. T-ball Jayden Fogle, Griffin Kretsinger and Emily Brosterhous had the hot bats for the Padres. The whole team played excellent defense: Jackson Brunett, Micah McCaughey and Bobbyann Mabery, just to name a few. The Phillies’ Travis Rocha,…
Brendan Steele made the cut handily at the U.S. Open last week, but had a rough go on days three and four. For the tournament, he posted a 20-over-par 72-73-75-80 — 300. Unexpectedly strong winds on Saturday dried out the greens and made putting treacherous for the players, especially those playing later in the day….