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Michael Thorne, baseball, sophomore, Faith Christian: He didn't have an at bat during the 19-3 win over SkyView Academy on April 20 but he walked four times, scored four runs and stole three bases.

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Standout performers west metro

For week April 17-22

Posted Wednesday, April 26, 2017 3:55 pm

Michael Thorne, baseball, sophomore, Faith Christian: He didn't have an at bat during the 19-3 win over SkyView Academy on April 20 but he walked four times, scored four runs and stole three bases.

Laryssa Hamblen, soccer, sophomore, D'Evelyn: Hamblen scored three of the Jaguars' four goals in a 4-0 shutout of Green Mountain on April 21. Hamblen extended her goal scoring streak to eight games.

Maddie DeHerrera, soccer, sophomore, Ralston Valley: She scored three goals and wound up with seven points in the Mustangs' 6-0 triumph over Bear Creek on April 17.

Dominic Baca, track, senior, Alameda: He fashioned a time of 54.31 to win the 800 meters on April 18 at the Clear Creek Frontier League meet.

Megan McGriff, lacrosse, sophomore, Bear Creek: McGriff scored three goals on seven shots and picked up 11 ground balls in the Bears' 10-4 win over Wheat Ridge on April 20.

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