Wilhelm helps lead FHS to diamond triumph
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May 8, 2019

Wilhelm helps lead FHS to diamond triumph

By Tim Miller

Fairbanks pitcher Braxton Wilhelm tossed a three-hitter and was supported by a stout offense during the Panthers’ 12-2 victory at Grandview on Tuesday.
The Bobcats (17-5) held a 2-0 lead after the opening frame, but FHS (16-6) tallied 10 runs over the course of the second and third innings.
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Triad’s varsity boys hoop squad is pictured from left, front row, Colton Millice, Ashton Phillips, Alex May, Jayden Blackburn and Landon Tomlin; back row, Caleb Jordan, Andy Nott, Cohen Millice, Ashton Spriggs and Makye Gaston. Not pictured, Logan McCoy and Gavyn Heitman. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)
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