Monday, June 15, 2026

Teal Team

Southeast Valley JH Pulls Off 6–4 Win Behind Balanced Offense and Aggressive

Baserunning

Southeast Valley JH earned a 6–4 victory on Monday, fueled by a quick start at the plate and an

aggressive baserunning approach that kept pressure on throughout the game.

The Jaguars wasted no time responding after an early deficit, quickly tying the game in the first

inning. Key hits from Kaylee Hicks and Reagan Cramer helped spark the rally, while aggressive

baserunning created additional scoring opportunities, including a successful steal of home by

Hicks.

Southeast Valley continued to build momentum in the second inning, taking control of the game

behind patient at-bats and smart base running. Walks and timely execution on the bases

allowed the Jaguars to push across multiple runs, including another steal of home that extended

their lead.

At the plate, Aubree Richardson set the tone from the leadoff spot with a perfect day, collecting

multiple hits and consistently getting on base. Hicks, Johnson, and Cramer each contributed an

RBI, helping spread the offense throughout the lineup. The Jaguars also showed strong

discipline, drawing several walks and finishing with multiple stolen bases that kept the defense

on edge.

In the circle, Cramer delivered a strong outing to secure the win, striking out seven across four

innings while limiting damage and working through pressure situations.

Overall, Southeast Valley JH combined timely hitting, disciplined plate appearances, and

aggressive baserunning to secure a well-rounded team victory.

Black Team

Southeast Valley JH Shows Offensive Firepower in 12–10 Battle With Ogden Junior High

Blue & White

Southeast Valley JH was locked in a high-scoring contest on Monday, ultimately falling 12–10 in

a game that featured steady offense and constant pressure at the plate from both teams.

The Jaguars stayed competitive throughout, finishing with six hits while drawing nine walks,

consistently putting runners on base and forcing extended innings. Lilly Newell led the offensive

effort with a strong performance at the plate, recording multiple hits and helping spark several

key rallies.

Southeast Valley JH answered early challenges with quick scoring responses, using patient

at-bats and aggressive baserunning to stay within reach. A combination of hits, walks, and

well-timed execution on the bases allowed the Jaguars to repeatedly tie the game and keep

momentum shifting.

Grace Brundage provided a major lift in the lower half of the lineup, driving in two runs in limited

at-bats, while the team’s disciplined approach helped extend innings and create scoring

opportunities. Players such as Elyse Skoglund and Brinlynn Alliger contributed by working deep

counts and reaching base multiple times.

Despite the offensive production, Southeast Valley JH was unable to slow down the opposing

lineup in key moments, as the game ultimately tilted in a back-and-forth third inning stretch.

Even in the loss, the Jaguars’ offense showed consistency, patience, and the ability to respond

under pressure, finishing with strong production across the lineup and keeping the game

competitive until the final innings.

Thursday, June 18, 2026

Teal Team

SV Jaguars Power Past Fonda, 9-4

The SV Jaguars put together an impressive offensive performance on Wednesday, collecting

hits throughout the lineup on their way to a 9-4 victory over Fonda.

The Jaguars wasted little time getting their offense rolling, consistently putting runners on base

and applying pressure throughout the game. Their ability to string together quality at-bats and

capitalize on scoring opportunities helped them build momentum early and maintain control the

rest of the way.

Leading the offensive attack was Aubrey Richardson, who collected multiple hits and scored

runs from the leadoff spot. Payton Smith reached base consistently and drove in runs, while

Kaylee Hicks added a hit and helped keep innings alive.

The middle of the lineup delivered some of the biggest hits of the game. R. Cramer recorded

multiple hits, including an extra-base hit, and drove in runs. Taylor Carlson also turned in a

strong performance with multiple hits and RBIs, while Tana Harrison contributed a timely RBI

hit to help extend the Jaguars' lead.

The production didn't stop there. Nalayna Knuths, Aleeyah Hoefer, and Lydia Rude each

contributed key hits, while Leah Johnson had her first over the fence homerun.

The Jaguars' defense was the difference maker, with contributions coming from nearly every

spot on the field. Multiple players made key plays and prevented the Mustangs from jumping

ahead on the board.

With the 9-4 win, the Jaguars showcased the depth of their lineup and the power of a balanced

offensive attack.

Black Team

Black Team Falls to Fonda 14-2

The Black Team dropped a 14-2 decision to Fonda despite receiving contributions from several

players throughout the lineup.

The offense was led by Avery Akins, Sofie Fritts, and Paisley Bintz, who each reached base

and helped generate scoring opportunities. Averie Kitchen, Aubrey McGuire, and Grace

Brundage added hits. Bryney Bachel pitched all 5 innings.

The Black Team recorded several hits and showed resilience throughout the game, continuing

to compete despite facing an early deficit. Their two runs came as a result of aggressive

baserunning and timely contact at the plate.

While the final score favored Fonda, the Black Team saw positive contributions from across the

roster and will look to build on those moments as they continue their season.