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SPRING<br />

Page 3 <strong>March</strong> 15, <strong>2013</strong><br />

Cyclone Spring Sports<br />

The beginning of <strong>March</strong> means the beginning of spring sports. Our baseball, softball, track, golf,<br />

swimming, and girls’ soccer teams are preparing for their seasons. The Outburst staff interviewed the<br />

coaches and players to get their thoughts and goals on this year’s upcoming seasons, which have all been<br />

delayed by the unexpected winter storms.<br />

Baseball<br />

Outburst Writer: Alyssa Jakes<br />

As the <strong>2013</strong> baseball season opens, snow still cakes the ground. “We’re off to an unexpected start,”<br />

Coach Hurla explains. The boys are forced to make adjustments because of the recent snow storm, but they<br />

are optimistic despite Mother Nature’s efforts to thwart them.<br />

<strong>Ward</strong>’s history in baseball is legendary throughout Kansas City and the state of Kansas, so this year’s<br />

team has big expectations to fulfill. Coach Hurla thinks that these expectations have a positive effect on the<br />

boys. It increases the effort they put into practice and games and forces them to work harder to maintain<br />

<strong>Ward</strong>’s legendary reputation.<br />

Six seniors lead the <strong>2013</strong> team:<br />

Zach Kolenda, Jon Roblez, Andrew<br />

Ramirez, Juan Sanchez, Andrew Schneider,<br />

and Manny Talavera. Roblez and<br />

Ramirez have both signed to play college<br />

baseball at Kansas State University and<br />

Central Missouri State University, respectively.<br />

These seniors have the responsibility<br />

of keeping the team’s morale up during<br />

the season before passing the “bat” to the<br />

next class.<br />

Coach Hurla is optimistic about<br />

these seniors’ positive effect on the team<br />

but feels it will be two to three weeks before<br />

the real leaders emerge.<br />

Good luck to the baseball team.<br />

Juan Sanchez, Jon Roblez, Andrew Schneider, Andrew Ramirez,<br />

and Zach Kolenda. Not Pictured: Manny Talavera<br />

CYCLONE<br />

COUNTRY

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