COLTON COURIER We ekly
Vol 149 , NO. 27
June 1 7, 2021
Colton High School Softball Team blazes to CIF-SS quar terfinals Manny B. Sandoval
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fter receiving the green light in early April to move forward with the season, Colton High School girls varsity softball team made its city proud with its 11 and 4 season. After a year away from the field, the student athletes were very much eager to show up and show out during all 15 games.
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“The team was so happy to have the opportunity to get back on the field and play a sport they love. Making it to the quarterfinals was their goal from the beginning and it was a great experience coaching them on the field. It turned out to be a great season,” said Head Softball Coach Chris Reyes. Yellowjackets, cont. on next pg.
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The Colton High School girls varsity softball team showcased their commitment to hard work and dedication by making it into the CIF quarterfinals despite the challenges the pandemic posed. This is the first time in over five years that CHS Softball reached the quarterfinals. Congratulations on an amazing season! Players pictured from left: Nalyn, Joselyn, Laila, Alexia, Zerena, Giuliana, Lucy, Susana, Elena, Calissa, Alessandra, and Madison.
Colton City Council recognizes AMKO Recycling By Dr.G (Dr Luis S González), community writer
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t the recent Colton City Council meeting, Council Member Dr. G (Dr. Luis S González) presented AMKO Recycling with a “Business Focus” recognition award for 21 years of successful business in the city, as well as their recent commitment to remain open full-time even under the business challenges during the pandemic. Due to the physical limitations of a Zoom meeting, Dr. G took the opportunity to visit the business location for the official presentation. On hand were President Melissa Akins and Vice-President Frank Aguilar.
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From left: Dr. G, Council Member; Frank Aguilar, AMKO Vice-President; Melissa Akins, AMKO President.
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