All-Star Game

2008 All-Star Game
Countryside & Hi-10 Leagues Retain Bragging Rights
Countryside/Hi-10 4 Lake & Pine 2

The 2008 All-Star Game is a night for all who wear the uniform, cheer
for their team, and simply love the game.
Thank you to all who attended!

2008 Countryside League All-Star Representatives

Dent Wildcats

Position Player - Isaac Stoll #12
Fielder/Pitcher - Brock Collins #8

F razee Flames

Position Player - Brent Moen #6

P elican Rapids Lakers

Position Player/Pitcher Cole Anderson #4
Position Player- Adam Johnson #9

F ergus Falls Hurricanes

Position Players - Kellen Shebeck #3
& Matt Breke #4

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Vergas Loons
Countryside Amateur
Baseball Team

Garrett Dahlgren #7
Pitcher

Kerry Lockrem #5
Fielder

Josh Hoskins #4
Fielder & Homerun Hitter

Home Run Derby 2008 Highlights

2nd Round
#4 Josh Hoskins of the Vergas Loons hit 3 Home Runs

Zach Etter Midway Snurdbirds
Won the 2008 Home Run Derby hitting 4 Home Runs

Home Run Hitters for the Countryside

Jake Stoll                   Vergas Loons
Josh Hoskins            Vergas Loons
Jason Hoffman         Dent Wildcats
Tom Branca               Hawley Hawks

H awley Hawks

Position Players - Brady Harms #13 &
Justin Grafsgaard #3

#14 Jake Stoll Vergas Loons

Countryside coach, Dave Johnson of the
Fergus Falls Canes, & coach for the Hi-10 Jack
Herr of the New York Mills Millers, receive the
traveling All-Star Trophy from Keith
Bunkowske. The trophy will be on display in
New York Mills.

This is what the
"game" is all about.

Lake & Pine player, Zach Etter of the
Midway Snurdbirds, received his
commemorative baseball bat from
designer Garrett Bunkowske of G-Bats.
Etter won the 2008 All-Star Home Run
Derby hitting a total of 4 home runs in the
2nd Round.

Singing the National Anthem,
Alyssa Mayfield, Miss Minnesota
Outstanding Teen 2008 and Paige
Meyer, 1st Runner Up Princess
Altona of Vergas 2007

Family of Jerry Wegscheid

Throwing out the honorary first pitches will be the
grandsons of Jerry Wegscheid; Kyle, Nolan, Lance,
Aaron, & Wade Singer. Jerry lost his battle with
cancer this past spring. Wegscheid began his love
for the game 55 years ago when he started out as a
player and then manager for Bluffton. He then went
on to manage and play for Wadena. Wegscheid was
regional commissioner for 20 years for the
Minnesota Amateur Baseball Regions 14 & 16. For
numerous years Wegscheid was the official score
keeper for the state amateur baseball tournament.
In 1986 Jerry was inducted into the Minnesota
Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame. Jerry Wegscheid
truly possessed a love for the game of baseball and
will be greatly missed.