Riley County’s Conner Holle (pronounced Holly) played a key role in getting the Falcons a pair of wins over Silver Lake last week. Holle was the winning pitcher in a 12-2 win and finished 5-7 at the plate with two 3 run homers, 6 RBI and 5 runs scored. He’s hitting .543 on the season with 14 RBI and 20 runs scored. Last season Holle started as a freshman on the Falcons 20-4 state team and hit over .400 with 32 RBI. Congratulations to Conner Holle of Riley County High School, the Powercat Sports Grill/KMAN “Student Athlete of the Week!”
Author: Mitch Fortner
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