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    MHS Baseball All-State Honors

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    By John Kurtz on June 6, 2014 High School Sports, Manhattan High School, Sports

    Manhattan High was well represented on the 2014 6A All-State baseball team.

    Outfielder Brett Fehr and designated hitter Jacob Biller were both first team selections and played in the KABC All-State game earlier this week at Tointon Family Stadium.

    Both of the MHS aces on the mound were honored, with Jesse Steinbring named to the second team and Henry deNoble receiving honorable mention.

    First baseman Chris Klug and outfielder Kellen Myers also picked up honorable mention honors.

    The Indians racked up a school record 22 wins on their way to a Centennial League championship and third place finish at state.

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