St. Joseph Bulldogs win first state baseball title

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Powerhouse Conway team thumps Dierks 13-3 in the 2A final in Fayetteville May 17

Malea Hargett, Editor
May 23, 2013 No Comments
Junior Taylor Schrekenhofer slides home safely. St. Joseph's offense was potent all game long, topping Dierks 13-3.
Junior Taylor Schrekenhofer slides home safely. St. Joseph's offense was potent all game long, topping Dierks 13-3.
Coach Luke Davis flashes a sign in the championship contest in Fayetteville.
Coach Luke Davis flashes a sign in the championship contest in Fayetteville.
Senior Andrew Beck had two doubles and three RBIs in the final game.
Senior Andrew Beck had two doubles and three RBIs in the final game.
Team members celebrate after clinching the school's first state title in baseball.
Team members celebrate after clinching the school's first state title in baseball.
Andrew Beck receives the Most Valuable Player Award for his pitching and hitting performance. Presenting the award was Don Brodell, associate executive director of the Arkansas Activities Association.
Andrew Beck receives the Most Valuable Player Award for his pitching and hitting performance. Presenting the award was Don Brodell, associate executive director of the Arkansas Activities Association.

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Players lift their championship trophy in celebration after St. Joseph High School in Conway defeated Dierks 13-3 May 17 for its first state baseball championship. The team played in the 2A championship at Baum Stadium at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville.

Senior Andrew Beck received the Most Valuable Player Award for his pitching and hitting performance. The award was given to him by Don Brodell, associate executive director of the Arkansas Activities Association.

Malea Hargett

Malea Hargett has guided the diocesan newspaper as editor since 1994. She finds strength in her faith through attending Walking with Purpose Bible studies at Christ the King Church in Little Rock.

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