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Published: 6/1/2021 11:56:11 AM
The Orioles battled to the bitter end during Monday’s Division III playoff opener at Mascenic, but Conant never overcame their early seven-run deficit, and the Vikings held on for a 7- 4 win.
Mascenic (14-2) beat Conant (10-7) four times during the regular season, but Viking coach Dutch Stauffeneker made sure his team wasn’t taking a playoff win for granted.
“I was really nervous about this game,” Stauffeneker said. “I was nervous about us having a mental letdown, ‘we’ve already beaten them four times, we’ll just show up’ kind of thing. So we talked about coming out with energy. It’s win or go home at this point – what you’ve done prior means nothing.”
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Click the thumbs up >Audi UK has announced James Buxton will be leaving the business, with Claire English named the new head of fleet.
English is currently head of fleet at Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles and will start in her new role on July 12.
English joined the VW Group as a graduate in 2003 following time gaining an understanding of the fleet market as a fleet sales executive in the retail network.
Since then, she has held roles across product, marketing communications and sales ops/fleet at Skoda, Volkswagen Passenger Cars and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles.
Audi says her fleet expertise has been built up over the course of her career having spent time as an area and regional fleet sales manager, business development manager and as the national contract hire and leasing manager at Volkswagen.
AÂ healthy junior pickleball program recently sprung up in northeast Mesa, and, thanks to the support of a passionate professional and his enthusiastic older players, young players now are gravitating to pickleball like roots gravitate to water.
Red Mountain Ranch Country Club pickleball director Ryan Trefry, a California transplant, believes that with a little nurturing, organized competitive pickleball for junior players will take root in Arizona if they are simply introduced to the fastest growing sport in America.
âItâs just a matter of reaching the kids and getting them on the court, because once they get on the court they love it,â said Ryan, a 5.0 pickleball professional who has accumulated more than 100 pickleball competition medals over the past four years.