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    MHS Receives All-League Honors on the Diamond

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    By KMAN Staff on May 31, 2013 High School Sports, Manhattan High School

    The Manhattan High baseball team returned to the state tournament for the second consecutive season, and placed five players on the all-Centennial League teams. Junior pitcher Henry deNoble and junior outfielder Bret Fehr received first team all-league honors. Three Indians made the second team, junior infielder Jacob Biller, senior infielder T.J. Giller, and senior Jake Priddle at utility.

    The Manhattan High softball team again won double-digit games, and three Indians were named all-Centennial. Senior infielder Jenna Stigge was tabbed to the first team, while junior pitcher Aubry Jung and senior outfielders Kylie Smith and Kori Bridgeam were all on the second team.

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