Sports

Baseball Nine Plagued by Thirty-One Walks

Rye baseball head coach Stacey Graham shared several weeks ago that his Thunderbolt team was having trouble putting it all together. When he shared that the thorn in the side of the team was errors, both actual and mental.
Rye High School Girls Golf Team - L-R - Lauren Miller, Gloriana Ruiz, Kelsy Stribling, Emma Garcia, Kenzie Nielson, Olivia Donlon, Hannah Davis, Adiena Jarbo Courtesy Photo

Rye High School Girls Golf Team - L-R - Lauren Miller, Gloriana Ruiz, Kelsy Stribling, Emma Garcia, Kenzie Nielson, Olivia Donlon, Hannah Davis, Adiena Jarbo Courtesy Photo

Girls Golf Team Wins Two More Gold Trophies

In case you’ve been locked in a dungeon for the last month and a half, there is something astir in the golfing world. The Rye High School Girls Golf Team is playing phenomenal golf. Last week was no exception as they won another pair of tournaments.

Track Team Excels in Back-to-Back Track Meets

The Rye High School track team participated in back-toback meets last week. On Friday they traveled to Swink to participate in the Ray Headley Invitational meet along with 24 other schools. Top 5 finishers for the Thunderbolts are listed.
RHS Girls Golf Team - (L-R) Kenzie Nielson, Lauren Miller, Gloriana Ruiz, Kelsy Stribling, Olivia Donlon, Emma Garcia, Marie Martinez, Tavie Hunter, Olivia Garrison, Kendall Lathrop, Hannah Davis, Adiena Jarbo Courtesy Photo

RHS Girls Golf Team - (L-R) Kenzie Nielson, Lauren Miller, Gloriana Ruiz, Kelsy Stribling, Olivia Donlon, Emma Garcia, Marie Martinez, Tavie Hunter, Olivia Garrison, Kendall Lathrop, Hannah Davis, Adiena Jarbo Courtesy Photo

Rye Girls Golf Team Continues their Winning Ways

The Rye High School girls golf team had a busy week last week. On Monday, April 9th they won the Centennial Bulldog Invitational. The team shot a 269 to win the event.Kelsy Stribling finished in a three-way tie for first place with an 86.
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Soccer Team Registers First Win

The Rye High School girls soccer team recorded their first win of the season, downing Ellicot on the road 2-1. Rye led at the half 1-0 and equaled the home team’s scoring output in the second half for the victory.Angelina Atencio and Averi Valez each scored a goal.
Coach Crowell rallies the girls soccer team against Lamar. Rye tied the 3A powerhouse 2-2 on their home field. Courtesy Photo

Coach Crowell rallies the girls soccer team against Lamar. Rye tied the 3A powerhouse 2-2 on their home field. Courtesy Photo

Rye Soccer Team Plays Lamar to a Tie

The Rye High School girls soccer team held 3A soccer power Lamar to the fire on April 3rd at home, and came away with a 2-2 tie, in a match where they led until the last seven minutes of the game.

Rye Falls to Tough Opponents Last Week

The Rye High School baseball team is undefeated in league play at 2-0. In out of league play they now stand 0-5 with losses last week to Lamar and St.Mary’s. On March 31, eight walks and four errors gave a good Lamar team too much leeway as Rye fell 18-0 at home.
Cherokee Ridge Tournament; (L-R) Gloriana Ruiz, Kenzie Nielsen, Kelsy Stribling, and Olivia Donlon Courtesy Photo

Cherokee Ridge Tournament; (L-R) Gloriana Ruiz, Kenzie Nielsen, Kelsy Stribling, and Olivia Donlon Courtesy Photo

Lady Thunderbolts Take Second at Lady Titan Tournament

The Rye High School Girls’ Golf team is making their presence felt early in the season.After winning the Swink Invitational in their first outing, they traveled to Cherokee Ridge Golf Course on March 31st and placed second in the Lady Titan Invitational out of 15 teams.