Spartan Baseball beats New Life Academy

Peter Blanchfield, RubicOnline Editor|May 30, 2017

Senior Emerson Egly on the mound is backed up by junior Jesper Salverda on first base.

With four runs in the 9th inning, Spartan Varsity Baseball advances to sections with an 9-5 win. Their next game, against Minnehaha Academy, takes place at Neiman Sports Complex on June 3 at 1 p.m. See the full Twitter recap @TheRubiconSPA.

SPA Baseball vs. New Life – Curated tweets by TheRubiconSPA

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SPARTANS CELEBRATE. Spartan fans up against the glass to cheer on the team as they just got a goal.

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TWO WORLDS. Erik Bjorgvinsson has been balancing club soccer and high school soccer since his freshman year. Before he joined the Spartans, he had already been playing with the St. Paul Blackhawks for seven years.
(LEFT Audrey Peltier, RIGHT submitted by Erik Bjorgvinsson)

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GAME TIME. The game's first faceoff, with sophomore Dia Chaney, after gaining possession for the Spartans.

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THE PRESSURE IS ON. Mckinley Garner guards Kieran Monahan, forcing one direction as he counts down the seconds Monahan has left to throw.

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