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ESCANABA — Andrew “Andy” J. Romashko, 35, Escanaba, passed away on Monday April 29, 2024 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
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ESCANABA — Andrew “Andy” J. Romashko, 35, Escanaba, passed away on Monday April 29, 2024 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
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Kelsey Rokochy STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER The Swift Current 18U AAA 57âs earned a pair of wins over the visiting Moose Jaw Canucks in the Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League on Sunday. The 57âs crossed home plate for five runs in the opening inning on their way to a 9-3 win to open the day. Kelsey Rokochy picked up the win as he allowed only one hit over five innings. Wyatt Harkes closed things out with two hitless innings in relief. The 57âs knocked out 10 hits, led by Ethan Murdoch with a double, single, two walks, two runs batted in, and one run scored. Rokochy singled tw...
18U AAA 57âs lose close games to host Broncos July 15, 2021 The Swift Current 18U AAA 57âs dropped a pair of close road games against the host White Butte Broncos on Wednesday in the Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League. The 57âs were edged 3-2 in the opener despite a strong pitching performance from Wyatt Harkes, who allowed only five hits, one walk, and three earned runs while striking out three over six innings. Dawson Schultz and Connor Choo-Foo both singled and scored. Rydell Adair also singled twice as the 57âs were held to four hits and one walk. Ben Patenaude had t...