Just How Bad Has The Weather Been?
The other day in the press box, while covering W.F. West’s extra-inning win over Tumwater, athletic director Scott Chamberlain mentioned how he has a big calender in his office with countless slashes on it. He’s been rescheduling events left and right because of all the postponements.
The same happens every year, of course — but this much?
Not a chance.
Mossyrock baseball coach Jay Henderson, who’s been around this part of Washington State for quite some time, said he’s never seen anything like it.
“I’ve been here for 20 years now and I can never remember a season that has been as bad as this, as far as not being able to get games in,” he said. “Nobody can get the water off the field.”
Perhaps the worst is over, though. After Mossyrock’s game with White Pass Wednesday, which the Vikings lost, 7-6, the Viks had officially caught up on their league schedule.
Not everybody can say the same, but, according to weather.com, the sun should be shining nice and bright this weekend.
The same happens every year, of course — but this much?
Not a chance.
Mossyrock baseball coach Jay Henderson, who’s been around this part of Washington State for quite some time, said he’s never seen anything like it.
“I’ve been here for 20 years now and I can never remember a season that has been as bad as this, as far as not being able to get games in,” he said. “Nobody can get the water off the field.”
Perhaps the worst is over, though. After Mossyrock’s game with White Pass Wednesday, which the Vikings lost, 7-6, the Viks had officially caught up on their league schedule.
Not everybody can say the same, but, according to weather.com, the sun should be shining nice and bright this weekend.
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