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College signee Haynes
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Pictured in front row, from left to right, are: Leanne Haynes (mother), Cole Haynes and Tony Haynes (father). Back: Hilltop head baseball coach Tony Gerig, Lourdes head baseball coach Jeremy Snow and Hilltop assistant baseball coach Chris Richer.
Updated: Jun 4, 2016, 7:00 PM
Published: Jun 3, 2016, 3:24 PM

Head coach Jeremy Snow has inked Cole Haynes to a letter of intent to play baseball at Lourdes University beginning this fall.
The West Unity, Ohio native batted .391 for Hilltop High School as a senior, with two home runs and 23 runs batted in. He also tallied six doubles and a triple for nine total extra base hits.
“Cole is another great addition to our incoming class,” Snow stated. “Not only does he have great character already, but he has a lot of offensive potential and a big athletic frame. He will compete for at bats right away and I am very excited to watch him grow and reach his potential over the next four years.”
The Cadets first baseman earned First Team All-Buckeye Border Conference honors as a senior after being a Second Team All-BBC pick following his junior campaign.  Haynes also earned Honorable Mention All-BBC accolades after his sophomore campaign.
He is the grandson of Larry and Jeanne Steiner and nephew of Shawn Steiner and Stacey Vincent from Hoisington.
Tiger Carlson wins three events at Kinsley
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Updated: Apr 6, 2025, 2:39 AM
Published: Apr 6, 2025, 2:27 AM
KINSLEY —Pawnee Heights Tiger Brady Carlson swept first place in the high jump (5-8), long jump (19-01/2) and triple jump (41-51/2) at the Kinsley track meet. The Tigers placed runner-up in the 400-meter relay (56.16). Macksville's Hector Gomez won the 100 meters (11.51) and placed second in the 200 (25.23). Pawnee Heights Tiger Abby Hands won the discus (112-8) and javelin (97-10) and placed second in the shot put (33-111/2). Other first-place winners were Macksville's Diana Ibarra, 100 (13.79) and 200 (30.31). Runner-up medals were earned by Macksville's Ava Chadd, long jump (14-93/4) and Pawnee Heights' Abby Pelton, triple jump (30-71/2). KINSLEY GIRLS AREA RESULTS 100m—1—Ibarra, Mack, 13.79 100m hurdles—4—Ava Chadd, Mack, 18.92 200m—1—Ibarra, Mack, 30.31 300m hurdles—5—Ava Chadd, Mack, 1:03.4 Long jump—2—Ava Chadd, Mack, 14-93/4; 4—Ibarra, Mack, 13-31/4 Triple jump—2—Pelton, PH, 30-71/2; 5—Ava Chadd, Mack, 29-51/2 Shot put—2—Hands, PH, 33-11/2; 3—Sebes, Mack, 31-11 Discus—1—Hands, PH, 112-8; 3—Sebes, Mack, 90-11 Javelin—1—Hands, PH, 97-10; 2—Sebes, Mack, 94-11 KINSLEY BOYS AREA RESULTS 100m—1—Gomez, Mack, 11.51; 2—Carlson, PH, 11.52; 6—Holste, PH, 11.91 200m—2—Gomez, Mack, 25.23; 5—Holste, PH, 26.69 400m—4—Holste, PH, 54.6 3,200m—5—Baier, PH, 13:52.53 400m relay—2—Pawnee Heights, 56.16 High jump—1—Carlson, PH, 5-8 Long jump—1—Carlson, PH, 19-01/2 Triple jump—1—Carlson, PH, 41-51/2
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