The Dan and Myra Frye family is completing its move from Chadron to Albuquerque this week. Shane will be a high school junior and Tristin a seventh grader.
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Shane Frye, shown pitching in a late-season game, was the ace of Chadron’s First National Bank-Omaha American Legion Juniors baseball team this summer. He also played first and third base. By moving to New Mexico with his family, he’ll be able to play baseball in both the spring and summer.
The future of Chadron’s baseball program took on a bright hue when the Juniors won the Panhandle COVID Tournament in dramatic fashion the weekend of July 17-19. Numerous players with at least two years of American Legion eligibility remaining contributed to the rousing success story that saw the Nationals win their final four games in the tourney.
The Dan and Myra Frye family is completing its move from Chadron to Albuquerque this week. Shane will be a high school junior and Tristin a seventh grader.
Shane Frye, shown pitching in a late-season game, was the ace of Chadron’s First National Bank-Omaha American Legion Juniors baseball team this summer. He also played first and third base. By moving to New Mexico with his family, he’ll be able to play baseball in both the spring and summer.