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Prep notebook: Senior baseball stars on display in game today

The Columbian
Published: May 29, 2012, 5:00pm

Today is the last chance for Clark County to see the Class of 2012 baseball players in their high school uniforms.

The 35th annual Southwest Washington Senior All-Star baseball games are set for Propstra Stadium.

The first of two eight-inning games begins at 4 p.m.

Among the names scheduled to play are state playoff participants Tanner Bogart and Michael Barnes of Columbia River; Michael Rivers, Riley O’Dell, Dean Taylor, Ryan Johnson, Justin Rinta, Connor Atchison, Brandon Rudolph, Zach Torson, and Jake Shelley of Mountain View; Spencer Ramsey, Cole Buruse, Connor Webb, Eric Meyer, and David Garlington of Skyview; and Brady Williams of Ridgefield.

The doubleheader annually gives baseball fans one final opportunity to watch Southwest Washington’s senior baseball players compete for their schools in Clark County. From this game, a number of players are selected to represent Southwest Washington in the all-state series.

Seton Catholic celebrates signee

Aili Nutter, a libero for the Seton Catholic volleyball program, has signed a letter of intent to play for the University of Great Falls in Montana.

Nutter helped the Cougars to a third-place finish at the state tournament last fall.

She is the first athlete from the new school to sign a letter of intent. Nutter, and 15 of her classmates, will make up the school’s first graduating class in June.

Vancouver resident stars in Oregon

Ann Martel of Vancouver is one of the best high school tennis players in the state of Oregon.

Martel, who attended St. Joseph Catholic School in Vancouver through the eighth grade, is a senior at Jesuit in Portland. She teamed up with Meghana Rao to finish second in the Class 6A state tournament last week.

The Martel-Rao finish helped Jesuit to a tie for the team championship.

Martel is planning to attend Wellesley College in Boston in the fall and will play tennis.

Softball stars represent region

Southwest Washington’s senior all-star softball players went 0-2 in games against stars from the rest of the state Monday at the Senior Softball All-Star Challenge at Central Washington University.

Athletes representing the region were: Jordan Vossen of Kalama, Kaylee Hammack of La Center, Malory Frost of Stevenson, Alexa Flatner of Hockinson, Jessica McDonald of Prairie, Cali Mulholland of Camas, Sarah Nidick of Camas, Chelsea Creech of Prairie, Alyssa Nance of Prairie, Nicole Kellams of Mountain View, Dusti Blair of Hudson’s Bay, Chelsie Aguigui of Battle Ground, Parker Bonife of Union, Allison Paladeni of Skyview, and Alysa Huntley of Skyview.

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