Wabaunsee High School's Student Newspaper
The start of this year's baseball and softball seasons has been exciting, and even if the Royals are underwhelming, the return of baseball is always welcome. In honor of the season, we asked softball and baseball coaches and players to rank their top-5 baseball and softball movies of all time.
WHS track opened the season with a bang, with the girls earning six gold medals on the way to a first place finish at Lyndon.
Before baseball kicks off the spring season tonight, listen to coaches from each spring sport join the Charger to discuss their teams.
Spring sports season is underway. Head coaches for each sport joined the Charger to discuss their outlook on the season.
New WHS special education teacher Lance Fuller is already playing many roles in the district. In addition to teaching, he is the head baseball coach and assistant junior high football coach. Fuller, who grew up in Ottowa, attended Kansas City Kansas Community College for two years, Barton Community College for one year and got his Undergraduate at Fort Hays State University.
Baseball and softball both ended the season in regional competition this week. Baseball fell to Mission Valley 5-9 and softball fell to Troy 2-5.
After starting both of their seasons with wins, both baseball and softball have struggling in recent outings.
To celebrate opening day of the spring sports season, we go back to 1996 — the first year for Wabaunsee's baseball and softball teams.
High school baseball and softball are back after no season last year due to COVID-19. Both teams will play tonight at home against Onaga.
With school being transitioned to completely online due to the current stay at home order as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, WHS coaching staff and players took time to reflect on the season that could have been.
With the 2020 season, the baseball team had some changes to the coaching staff. David Amer and Colby Harris joined the team as assistant coaches.
“I was really enjoying getting back into the baseball groove and working with all of the guys,” Amer said. “It sucks we don't get to enjoy baseball this spring, but if it helps keep family members alive, it's what we need to do.”
The Charger 