Beulah Beacon Sports
Senske adds name to Beulah all-stars list
When it comes to American Legion baseball, Beulah is traditionally one of the most feared teams in the league. The one factor that unites the Cyclones every year is their ability to produce great ballplayers. This season is no exception as recent high school grad Luke Senske joined a long line of former Beulah players to be selected for the American Legion All-Star Series last Sunday in Mayville.
Beulah attempts to conquer Hillcrest
At last year’s girls state golf meet, all eyes were on Beulah’s Rebecca Alt after she scored a hole-in-one on Carrington’s course. During last week’s 2010 Girls State Class B Golf Meet at Jamestown’s Hillcrest Municipal Golf facility, there was little room for such shows of fancy. “There is a lot of tall grass and it was easy to go out of bounds,” the junior said. “The back nine is more hilly, it’s long and frustrating.”
Beulah tracksters finish as crowd pleasers
Dustin Rueb would describe himself as a basketball player. Following last weekend’s Class B State Track and Field Meet, he may need to reclassify himself as just a tremendously talented athlete who enjoys basketball. In the junior’s first season participating in track and field, he placed second at the state meet in the high jump.
Pitching dogfight ends B-H season
Whether it be the the nightcap of a doubleheader, the final game of the week or the final game of the season, no high school baseball team likes to leave the field frustrated.
Miners swept away in WDA action
Ryan Bodell is a familiar face around the Minot High School baseball fans. During the springs of 2003 and 2004, he was on the Magicians varsity baseball team, winning all-state honors his final season.
Duewel dominates in nightcap win
Kerby Duewel does not look like the average pitcher. The Hazen junior’s delivery is unique from the rest of his team. But in last Tuesday’s doubleheader against Minot, he wasn’t worried about how he looked so much as how he performed.
Too many free passes hurt Beulah-Hazen last Tuesday. And the Miners still almost made up the deficit with their ability to hit the long ball. B-H got out to an early three-run lead thanks to a home run from Lucas Senske, eventually driving the game into extra innings before giving up the non-conference game to the Midgets. The night proved to be a sweep for the visitors on the scoreboard at Goldmann Field.
Boys golf picture becoming clearer
There is only four weeks of the high school golf season remaining but the Beulah boys have only been to four meets, including three last week. With such a limited window, coach Jeremy Brandt has not seen much out of his athletes.
Relays find a place on track podium
Running a relay takes more than just a quick time. It’s one of the biggest team aspects of the track and field environment. Timing must be down, strategies kept straight and hand offs clean. One miscue can cause the entire group’s efforts to be lost.
Beulah boys: small but powerful truck squad
Any track and field coach will say the same thing, the more the merrier when it comes to team members. Beulah’s boys team is struggling with lower numbers this season but coach Randy Pacall is quick to point out that it has no effect on their heart.
