The Oriole Boys Baseball team took a win over Regis at home this past Friday May 21,

with the final score once all seven innings were over coming out 7 – 5 in the Oriole's favor. The Friday win capped a series of away games in which the Oriole boys had a mixed bag of wins and losses.

Things opened with a win over Osseo-Fairchild May 14 by a score of 8 to 4, at Osseo-Fairchild. With Logan Burzynski havint teh most at bats with five total while others including Trenton Whisnant, Carter Vait, Burzynski, and Tyler Reynold each had at least one hit whle run were batted in by Brett Kroeplin and Reynolds,

the Orioles soared above teh Thunder to win Friday's May 14 game at Osseo-Fairchild.

Following this up with a loss to Thorp/ Gilman at Oriole Park followed with a loss to Fall Creek of 3 – 4, the Oriole Boys rounded their win-loss ratio 50-50 with the Friday May 21 win against Regis.

In the contest with Regis at Stanley-Boyd, Kroeplin, Vait, Burzynski, Whisnant and Tyler Krizan all proved their skills, getting off hits while Krizan also batted in three to bring the score to its 7 -5 finale. Meanwhile, the Oriole girls softball was not without laurels.

Take its game with Regis last Friday night,

in which an onslaught of 10 runs scored to five for Regis closed things out in the third inning, with Chelsie Nawrocki, Jessica Hazuga, Tina Benson, and Alexa Lizewski being so audacious as to steal home and score in the process. At the smae time, Melysssa Kohler, Sierra Close, Tanielle Ducommun among those who stole bases, if not home plate.

As to the game just prior against Regis the same night, it was 6 -5 Stanley-Boyd for the Oriole girls.

Shifting briefly into the away game runup to Friday, it didn't go so well for the girls softball team, with 'early leads": by Neillsville and Loyal closing out these games 17 – 3 and 10 – 4, in the Oriole opponent's favor. A similar event took place Friday May 14 against Osseo-Fairchild, in which the Orioles came away with the lesser score of 4 – 6. Maybe it prepared them to come back Friday–that's a lot of bases to steal.

The bus for Stanley-Boyd Area Schools heads home from Osseo-Fairchild Friday May 14 having lost 4-6 in the away game.

Kailynn Schillinger practices for the Pole Vault at Oriole Park. Schillinger has cleared 9 feet this year and is hoping to make All Conference June 8, according to track coach Bob Seidl.

Henry Hoel paces as he awaits high jump competition at Cadott on May 14. Staff photo.

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