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Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 1:33 AM

Honkers Earn Awards

Claremont baseball and softball players were recognized with special awards at the conclusion of the summer seasons.

High school softball award winners included Paytyn Marlow, Big Stick; Alex Darling, Jenny Finch; Megan Gustafson, Defense and Sue Stanley; Jeris Stark, Miss Hustle; and Brooke Dwight, Most Improved.

U10 softball honorees were Mya Ronshaugen, Jenny Finch; Mila Baule Toledo, Most Improved; Chloe Olson, Big Stick; and Monroe Steiner, Sue Stanley.

Recognized for U12 softball were Mya Ronshaugen, Big Stick and Defense; Breckette Zubke, Jenny Finch; Bailey Dwight, Miss Hustle; Beau Bertsch, Most Improved; and Codi Okroi, Sue Stanley.

Junior Legion/Legion baseball winners were Colby Dauwen, Big Stick; Kassen Keough, Cy Young; Tristan Leidholdt, Defense; Isaiah Scepaniak, Most Improved; Grant Cutler, Mr. Hustle; and Will Schuller, Roy Pulfrey.

Peewee baseball players recognized were Tony Cutler, Big Stick; Harry Cutler, Cy Young; Isaac Ogren, Most Improved; and Dalton Anderson, Linc Gibbs.

Midget baseball honorees included Case Reints, Big Stick and Cy Young; Carter Glines, Defense; Noah Scepaniak, Mr. Hustle; Charlie Schuller, Most Improved; and Nick Cutler, Linc Gibbs.

Claremont Peewee/Midget baseball players who received awards at the conclusion of the season in front left to right are Tony Cutler, Harry Cutler, and Isaac Ogren. Back row Case Reints, Nick Cutler, Carter Glines, and Charlie Schuller.

Some of Claremont’s U8-12 softball award recipients included from left to right Bailey Dwight, Breckett Zubke, Mya Ronshaugen, Chloe Olson, and Monroe Steiner.

The Sue Stanley Award is given to Claremont softball players and Stanley is pictured with two of this year’s recipients. From left to right are Megan Gustafson, Stanley, and Monroe Steiner.

Claremont baseball award recipients Will Schuller, left, (Roy Pulfrey Award), and Nick Cutler, right (Linc Gibbs Award) are pictured with Virginia Pulfrey (Roy’s mom second from left), and Yvonne Gibbs (Linc’s wife).


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