The true all-star talent wasn't on the field yesterday; it was in the dugout. Coaches at the baseball and softball high school all-star games juggled lineups of as many as 18 players, ensuring everybody got their turn to show off their skills. |
Introductions are in order here . . . It's high time that Richmond shakes hands with native son Karron Johnson. After all, the 6-7, 220-pound man-child is among America's premier college hoops prospects, but he remains relatively unknown in his hometown. |
ALL-METRO SPRING SPORTS
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Top Spring Athletes - Boys
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Top Spring Athletes - Girls Kate Blow (Tennis), Mills Godwin Emma DeJarnette (Track), Atlee Courtney Long (Softball, player), Hanover Molly McKeon (Soccer), Collegiate Lacey Waldrop (Softball, pitcher), Thomas Dale |
| All-Metro Teams - Boys Baseball Outdoors Track and Field Soccer Tennis |
All-Metro Teams - Girls Softball Outdoors Track and Field Soccer Tennis |
About the selections All-Metro swimming teams |
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Top Features
• Getting better lots of fun for state champion • State's best in baseball, softball face off • Utley honored by high school coaches • Taylor Perkins versatile on diamond and family farm • Meet Karron Johnson • Scholarship to U.Va. strengthens resolve • Girls All-Metro Swim Team • Petersburg standout carries big skills, hairstyle to all-star game • All-Metro Swimmers of the Year
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The players of the year and All-Metro teams were selected by staff writer Arthur Utley using the all-region and all-state teams as a basis and in consultation with area coaches.
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