March 2009
Photos for March 4, 2009
Chris Barr, Vice-president of little league, left, and Edward Duran, Manager of athletics, discuss the importance of being organized on opening day.
That's all folks.
Little league
Checking for size, Melanie Haug, uniform coordinator, lays a shirt across Ryan Ricke's back, as Jeremy Ricke watches.
Sign me up, Coach! Eric Anderson, right, signs up his son as Danielle Davis fills out paper work for her son Braedon Davis, center, as little lieague try-outs get underway, Saturday, Feb. 28.
Madeline Goldman connects with the ball and hits it into right field as Will Dunman checks the girls batting skills.
Harrison Parrish swings and misses as his bating skills are tested at the Kiwanis Little League baseball fields.
Chase Johnson swings and misses as he goes through the batting drill during little league try-outs.
Molly Beier, left, and Rachael Knauer, raise their hands when asked by Will Dunman if they played softball last year.
Will Dunman, the coordinator for the girls softball league, separates the girls by age group before beginning try-outs.
Coach Coordinator Ryan Freeburg emphasizes the importance of knowing where players should be and when they should be there.
Warm ups are an important part of being in shape.
Christopher Wacker sits patiently as he and many other players wait their turn to try out for fielding practice.
Brittany Fleming traps a ball thrown by Xheli Marquis while they wait for the rest of the girls to sign up for softball little league, Saturday, Feb. 28.
Ken Taylor explains a fielding technique to Jodi Pock.
Culverts at Rumsey Park
The close proximity of Cabo San Lucas to Arizona, along with its beauty, make it a popular draw for tourists from throughout the state and region.
Lewis Edwin Payson was instrumental in getting a post office for the community of Green Valley. Thereafter, Green Valley became known as Payson, in honor of the man.
Roundup editor Tom Brossart, an award-winning photographer, will lead two special, in-depth photography workshops through Gila Community College.
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Question of the week
Do you think the community should be involved with the selectioin of a new School Board Superintendent?
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