Junior High Wheatland Lady Mules Fall to the Warsaw Ladycats on Friday
By GameChanger Media
Wheatland Lady Mules couldn't keep up with Warsaw and fell 13-0 on Friday.
Warsaw jumped out to the lead in the top of the first inning scoring three runs.
Journey Brown started the game for Wheatland Lady Mules. Tymber Rife pitched one inning in relief.
Kendrah Box and Maci Piper each collected one hit for the Wheatland Lady Mules. Wheatland Lady Mules turned one double play in the game. Romesburg and Brown each walked once.
The Lady Mules will host Marion C Early on Tuesday at 5pm.
💙🫏⚾️🏃♀️🏃GAME DAY! The HS baseball team continues play in the St. Joseph tournament at 1:00 against North Platte. JH baseball will play at Pickering at 1:00 against Lincoln. Track traveled to Independence for the William Chrisman meet. Good luck Mules! #wearewheatland #spreadacrossthestatetoday
Thank you to Ginnings Construction for purchasing ice cream for pk-6th grade students in Friday.
Seniors are at Hickamo this morning for the Bake Sale. Come out and purchase some yummy goodies and help them raise money for the senior trip.
School will be in session Monday, April 14.
Senior Spotlight- Bradley Phillips!
There will be no JH Track this evening.
GAME DAY! Good luck and safe travels to our boys team as they travel to St. Joseph for the Walk Off Wood Bat Tournament this weekend. The Mules will play Sioux Falls Christian tonight at 6:30 PM. Be sure and walk on Gamechanger if you can't make the trip. Our Mules are currently 12-0 and show no signs of slowing down. Keep rolling boys!
GAME DAY! JH softball plays at home against Warsaw tonight at 5:00 pm. Come cheer on our girls for their first home game! Good luck girls!
Wheatland Baseball defeated Liberal tonight led by Ohrazda pitching and the Sawyer boys at the plate.
Wheatland started slow but, eventually dispatched Liberal on Thursday at Liberal, MO, 9-2.
Wheatland opened the scoring in the top of the third thanks to two singles. Wheatland first got on the board when Andrew Dougherty singled, scoring Braden Sawyer. Next Nate Sawyer singled to score Dougherty.
Avery Ohrazda started on the mound for the Mules. The righty took a no hitter into the 7th inning before giving up a couple runs. Ohrazda used his fastball and breaking pitches well to keep Liberal off balance.
Wheatland collected nine hits in the game. Nate and Braden Sawyer each had two hits, with Braden collecting two doubles. Nate was on base four times. Mendenhall scored a couple runs with a pair of hits. Andrew Dougherty led Wheatland with two runs batted in. Nate Sawyer stole three bases. The team ran wild on the base paths, amassing six stolen bases for the game. Ohrazda was also on base four times with a walk and three hit by pitches.
Next up for Wheatland is a game vs Sioux Falls Christian on Friday in St Joseph, MO in the Walkoff Wood Bat Tournament.
Life 101 students planned and designed a healthy, colorful meal with playdoh.
Great job to our pk-1st grade students on their music program.
Addison Kerr was presented with the $1,000 scholarship from OCHC today! Congratulations Addison!
Senior Spotlight-Andrew Murphy!
GAME DAY! HS baseball travels to Liberal to play a 5:00 game tonight. There will be no JV. The JH baseball boys will stay home to play Skyline at Pickering Park at 5:00. Good luck boys! Go get a W!
Strong pitching by Brett Dougherty combined with good defense and consistent bats lead Wheatland to a 9-0 win over Crocker improving their record to 11-0.
Brock Mendenhall collected three hits in four at bats in the game. Mendenhall singled in the first inning, singled in the third inning, and singled in the fourth inning. Crocker tried endlessly to keep Brock close to first with pickoff moves, but were unsuccessful as he stole several bases.
A single by Brett Dougherty put the Mules on the board in the bottom of the first.
Wheatland extended their early lead with three runs in the bottom of the third thanks to RBI singles by Brett Dougherty and Avery Ohrazda. A highlight in the last inning was a sensational play by Brock Mendenghall making a diving catch on a low line drive to center field.
Brett Dougherty nearly finished the complete game shutout. The right-handed pitcher gave up two hits and zero runs over six and two-thirds innings, striking out four and walking three. Avery Ohrazda appeared in relief and recorded the final out.
Wheatland piled up 10 hits in the game. Both Andrew and Brett Dougherty drove in two runs for Wheatland Varsity Mules. Ohrazda collected two hits for Wheatland Varsity Mules in three at bats. Mendenhall stole two bases. Wheatland stole five bases in the game. Wheatland was sure-handed in the field and didn't commit a single error. Braden Sawyer, Nate Sawyer and Bradley each contributed hits in the game.
Next up for Wheatland is a game at Liberal on Thursday at 5pm. The Gamechanger link is here: http://web.gc.com/teams/wrVCwVzH5UG0/live
Today's events! HS Baseball will play at home at 5:00 against Crocker. The JH Track team will travel to Skyline to compete at 4:00. Good luck Mules!
Congratulations to Mrs. Murphy and her Ecology class for being featured in MDC Discovery Nature Schools Newsletter.
Wheatland Baseball Tournament Schedule for next week!
Wheatland Baseball took down Conway 4-3 on Monday in a highly entertaining game in Wheatland, MO.
Wheatland opened the scoring in the second after Bradley Phillips singled, scoring Braden Sawyer.
In the top of the third inning, Conway went back into the lead scoring two runs.
Andrew Dougherty singled, which scored Brock Mendenhall and tied the game at two in the bottom of the third.
Wheatland took the lead in the bottom of the fourth on a solo home run by Brett Dougherty hit into the wind in left center field. This gave Wheatland the lead, 3-2.
Andrew Murphy started on the hill for the Mules and was very sharp. The righty gave up two hits and two runs over five innings, striking out eight and walking three. Murphy looked strong in the fifth inning, but came out of the game after five to keep eligibility to pitch in this weekend's tournament. Tucker Shaddox relieved Murphy and finished the last two innings giving up one run and striking out three. It was an impressive performance by the Mules pitchers. Those in attendance enjoyed the highly contested ballgame.
Drew Dougherty, Phillips, Brett Dougherty, and Brock Mendenhall each drove in one run for Wheatland. Braden Sawyer led Wheatland with two hits in three at bats. Wheatland stole four bases in the game. They face Crocker at home today at 5pm.
