He pitched well in our biggest games and played great at shortstop and third base," coach Ryan Teal said. "Luke was solid at the plate all season in the four-spot. First team all-Heart O' North Conference.
He posted a 3-4 record on the mound with a 2.27 ERA, 52 strikeouts and 1.05 WHIP. His jump and range allowed him to track down balls hit all over the outfield," coach Ryan Teal said. Second team all-Heart O' North Conference. "His walks-to-strikeouts ratio shows how often he was in the zone, and he gave us a chance to win every time he was on the mound." Any big game this season, he was given the ball," coach Ryan Hendry said. "Nate was the ace of our pitching staff this year. P - Maki posted a 4-1 record on the mound with four walks, 48 strikeouts and a 1.30 ERA. He was also a great compliment to Luke (Sedin) on the mound," said coach Ryan Teal. "Cole was a tough out at the plate due to his ability to go with the pitch and hit the ball all over the field. On the mound, Lahti's record was 4-0 with 38 strikeouts and a 1.91 ERA. He was our go-to guy at keeping hitters off balance with his arsenal of off-speed options." "He was brought in in a number of different scenarios throughout the season. "Tanner was our Swiss army knife as far as a relief pitcher," said coach Ryan Hendry. P - Recorded the most pitching appearances for the Spartans with 13, during which he notched 19 strikeouts, 13 walks and stranded 26 base runners. "Abe showed again that he's our most-complete player and one of the best in our region," coach Nate Ahlberg said. Lakeland East Conference Player of the Year for the second year in a row Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association all-state honorable mention WBCA first team all-Northwest District. 141 batting average against and 1.01 walks and hits per inning pitched. Ahlberg was 5-1 on the mound with a 1.72 earned run average, 78 strikeouts, 19 walks, a.
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SS/P - Led the Green Eagles in batting average (.476), hits (30) on-base percentage (.550), slugging percentage (.730) and on-base plus slugging (1.280). Superior High School's selections are all seniors: Nathan Maki, Hayden Smith and Tanner Flahaven.Ĭorlett, Sedin and Nelson are back-to-back selections. Luke Sedin (senior), Cole Lahti (senior), Jase Nelson (senior) and Boden Teal (sophomore) represent Northwestern High School. Joining Ahlberg, a junior, from Northwood/Solon Springs are teammates Kaden Corlett (junior) and Jared Schultz (sophomore). 22-SUPERIOR - Led by three-time All-Area Team selection and back-to-back Player of the Year Abe Ahlberg, the 2023 Superior Telegram All-Area Baseball Team features a majority of upperclassmen. Here are some DNT highlights from the past week:ĭuluth police officer Kyle Pederson, left, and K-9 officer Josh Aubart respond to the report of a disturbance at Nicollet Apartments on Tuesday, Feb. So, have you scheduled your close-up yet? Even if it’s the simple, yet meaningful, act of scheduling a doctor’s appointment. It is always nice to hear from readers and learn about the stories, photos or videos that they enjoyed - or even some constructive criticism about how they’d like to see us up our game - but it’s immeasurably rewarding to hear that something we published prompted someone to action. This could save his life! So, many thanks!! Thank you to the paper for running the story. “He knows Jed from our grandsons’ sports games. “When I asked him what changed his mind, he said he read Jed’s story and it didn’t seem too bad,” she continued. Now talk to your doctor about your close-up.”Īpparently a little fun prodding from Jed did the trick. Jed had some fun with a “challenging” topic, but his column made it through the censors and included this ending: “Get some good toilet paper and reading materials and you’ll be set.
The publication is pleased to hear that their content has prompted someone to take action and schedule a doctor’s appointment.ĭULUTH - Last week, Weekly Wave highlighted an entertaining column from photographer Jed Carlson that documented his colonoscopy in a fun way for the Superior Telegram. The reader believes that Jed’s column could potentially save her husband’s life. The reader’s husband had previously refused to go for a colonoscopy, but after reading Jed’s story, he changed his mind. Photographer Jed Carlson wrote a column about his colonoscopy in a fun way for the Superior Telegram.Ī reader wrote a letter expressing thanks for the column, as it motivated her husband to schedule a doctor’s appointment for a colonoscopy.
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