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Page 8 The Lone Tree Reporter L,T Basketball League... Continued... from page 7 Savings Bank, Forbes Farms and Yakish Construction for your sup- port of the summer basketball league. It is with the support of these local businesses that we are able to have this league. Standings / Week 1 American Family Insurance 1-0 Farmers &amp; Merchants Savings l Bank 1-0 Brenneman Auto Body 1-0 Digital Images 1-1 Forbes Farms 0-1 Yakish Construction 0-2 Schedule: June 10 6 - Digital Images vs. Farmers & Merchants and Brenneman Auto vs. American Family 7 - Yakish Const. vs. American Family - Forbes Farms vs. Brenneman Auto June 17 Schedule 6 - Yakish Const. vs. Brenneman Auto and Forbes Farms vs. Farm- ers & Merchants 7 - Forbes Farms vs. Digital Im- ages 8 - Farmers & Merchants vs. American Family June 24 - Tournament starts at 5:30 t t i t e St. Francis g • VETERINARY CLINIC g Dr. Grog Schnoebelen D.V.M. ' J* ,g * Call For An Appointment Hours." Monday • Drop-offs Welcome ' i, Wednesday 8 am- 5 pm Thursday , Boarding , I i Friday , Dogs, Cats and Pocket Pets * ]0 Tucslay': 8am-noon (rabbits, guinea pigs, hamc*ers) 0 Healthy Eating•for One or Two lh'escnlcd by Kristi Weber RI), 1,1) with file "Washim,qon t lyVcc June 7, 2012 at 10:00 AM At the Washillgion l'ublic l,ibraiy 21)(I Floor Washingtoll State Bank t q; Pallh'ill;inl, dU beconlc l;uuiliar uiih the Iit'w lixl t gllitlillii'e s)lClih "My l)law" r,i • Ix';il"ll allOlll Iq'OCt' O' h!)l)pillg lc('hlliqilt'k • Iiiirll slllilt'gk' Ibr ducilig rccil and iisJlig Ictiovc, • hilcl'al'l lhrough l,q'Oiill dii'lLSlOli ;ind lil,rc ide. RIVERSIDE As You Uke it and The Merchant of Venice" June 15- Lone Tree softball preview... Continued... from page 1 well on the JV squad and will be seeing more at-bats for the varsi The underclassmen making an impact on varsity include Maken- zie •Reynolds, a freshmah who starts at first base for the Lions. Sophomore Madelyn Flemr xho plays shortstop hnd is a returning Third-team All-State player. In the left field, sophomore Kar- ley Hester platoons with Woodi- wiss and is the leadoff hitter for the team. "She's doing a real good job with a .500 on base percentage that's what you want from a lead-off hit- ter," said Coach Dickey. Freshman Carson Gibson was a sprinter on the 4xl state qualifying team and can play a lot of positions as well as pinch hit and run, There's a pair of eighth graders on the varisty roster right now too: Micaela Selck has a bat on the left side and gets down the line fast, and pitcher Morgyn Edwards, Avery's younger sister, is on the bench as a reserve pitcher. Coach Dickey said he took only two pitchers with him to the tour- nament at Williamsburg .earlier this season and regretted not hav- ing a third. "We needed that third one," said Dickey. "So having Morgyn is really important. She'll keep us in games and won't overpower anyone as an eighth grade, but she'll be real important when we play so many games in a row." Goals for the team: Besides getting to the State Tournament, a pererhial goal for all our area softball teams, Dickey said there's some basic things he's working on. "We have set up what we call a goal pyramid," said Coach Dickey. "We wanted to go undefeated at a tour- nament and I don't think we've done that for the past four years. And we think we're in contention for a onference title. We think we are right there with everyoneelse." Dickey points to his only confer- ence loss so far to IMS and says his team should be able to compete with anyone. "I think we can compete With anyone in the conference," said Dickey. "But they think they can compete with us,to0 so we have to bring a little extra. I think we play a little better in conference than out of conference." Playing better in-conference than out is a concern for Dickey. "My biggest goal as a coach to get us to compete Weft every night. We're trying to get mentally tough- er. Lifting weights more and prac- ticing more. We just want the kids to respond because they're not used to that yet, but hopefully though the middle of the season they'll re- spond and tighten up to the expecta- tions and we can get on a roll." Dickey said his team's stren are their defense and pitching "We don't imlly have a weak spot in the lineup, especially defensive- lY," said Dickey. "I think every line- up has a couple of bats that aren't as good as you'd like them to be but it's pitching and defense that wins games for you." Add some more runs to the score- beard and the Lions will be cruising on their way to a good post-season run in the 1A bracket this season. The Lady Lions are 4-8 so far this season with wins over Louisa. Muscatine, Highland, Wapello and Waco, and their only SEISC loss to IMS. 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Harry Mill- er is our #3 hitter and lie's really our big bat in the lineup, one of the few kids we've got who can re. ally hit a home run at any at bat." Coach Barnes said with the new BBCore bat regulations, the home runs won't come as often for his team. "With the new bats we're not expecting a lot of home runs, but ff we keep putting good swings on the ball good things are going to happen," said Barnes. "We're going to have to do some iifferent things, play soe more small ball, but our kids are good at that and we've got a lot of speed so getting bunts down, hR and run and steal bases is a big part of our offensive plan, so the bats really don't effect us that much." The basic goals for his team this season are to be in contention ibr a SEISC title. "Honestly right now the way things set in our conference, there's no true front runner, so that's our first goal," said Barnes. "To see if we can't put ourselves in a position to win a title and then get a long run into the play- offs." Coaching with Barnes is his brother Curt who has been with him and the Lions' baseball squad for the past four seasons. VISIT US.ONLINE: WWW.TH ELON ETR EEREPoRTE R.COM