Jonathan Bailey
Editor at The Ripon Commonwealth Press
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1 week ago |
riponpress.com | Jonathan Bailey
The Ripon High School Tiger baseball team hung with the Laconia Spartans Monday afternoon, but was unable to overcome seven walks and two errors as it dropped a non-conference road game 6-2 at William N. Taylor Park. Three of the six runs the Tigers allowed were unearned and two came as a result of bases-loaded walks. Laconia also did a good job of playing small ball as it had a sacrifice bunt and two sacrifice flies to help generate runs.
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1 week ago |
riponpress.com | Jonathan Bailey
“I’m really looking forward to them getting more and more experience to develop their soccer prowess. Right now … I want to play [against] anyone, anywhere to get them the experience.”Ripon High School girls’ soccer head coach Matt Smallish said that about his players prior to last week’s games. His young and inexperienced team did just that as it took on three schools with a much larger enrollment.
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1 week ago |
riponpress.com | Jonathan Bailey
Adrian Granados could not have asked for a much better start to the season for his Ripon High School Tiger boys’ tennis team as it defeated both Waupun and Wayland Academy 6-1 during a home triangular. “The players worked through the first two weeks in all sorts of difficult weather conditions, whether it was cold, rain or wind,” the Ripon head coach said. “Our dedication to improve and prepare every single day set us up for success.
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1 week ago |
riponpress.com | Jonathan Bailey
The Ripon High School Tiger golf team began the East Central Conference Farewell Tour last week Tuesday at Lake Breeze Golf Club, finishing tied with Kewaskum for sixth-place with a 38-over-par 182. Kettle Moraine Lutheran (KML) and host Winneconne tied for first place with a 20-over-par 164 and were followed by Plymouth (+22, 166), Berlin (+26, 170) and Waupun (+35, 179). “We had a strong showing at our first golf meet,” first-year Ripon head coach Monty Jennings said. “...
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2 weeks ago |
riponpress.com | Jonathan Bailey
Coy DeVries was unhittable Tuesday afternoon in the Ripon High School Tiger baseball team’s 14-0, five-inning road win over the rival Berlin Indians. The junior did not give up a hit in his five innings of work, while striking out 12 batters and walking four. DeVries’ no-hitter is the first for the Ripon High School Tiger baseball team since Andrew Radloff achieved the feat in 2017 during a 14-0, five-inning win over the Kettle Moraine Lutheran Chargers. He threw 85 pitches.
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