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inch-runner Nikki Wald from
North Farmington High School
scored an important run for the
University of Michigan softball team in
the Wolverines' 6-3 win over Louisiana
State that propelled them into the cham-
pionship series in the Women's College
World Series in Oklahoma City
Wald replaced Tera Blanco at second
base in the bottom of the fourth inning
and stole third. LSU catcher Kellsi Kloss
threw the ball away and Wald came
home to tie the game 3-3.
A 5-foot-1 freshman, Wald was an
Academic All-State honoree in high
school. She's a Farmington Hills resident.
U-M lost to Florida in the best-of-
three championship series.

Slammin' Segal
Outfielder Jeff Segal had an outstand-
ing senior season for the Hiram College
(Ohio) baseball team.
The North Farmington High School
graduate posted single-season personal
collegiate highs in runs (27), hits (48),
doubles (11), RBIs (25), stolen bases
(9), batting average (.378), on-base per-
centage (.440) and slugging percentage
(.504) while playing in 36 games. His 14
multi-hit games included two four-hit
efforts.
Segal became a starter as soon as he
arrived at Hiram and he ended up play-
ing in 124 games in four years. He was
a career .288 hitter in college with three
homers and 63 RBIs. The West Bloomfield
resident also had 19 stolen bases.

One Goal, One Loss
Coach Barry Brodsky's Birmingham
Marian High School girls soccer team
lost only one game all season, but the
defeat ended up knocking the Mustangs
out of the Division 2 state tournament.
Pontiac Notre Dame Prep beat Marian
1-0 in overtime in the championship
game of a district hosted by Auburn
Hills Avondale.
In an interesting twist of fate, No.
1-ranked Marian (15-1-4) handed
Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood
its lone loss of the season in the district
semifinals, beating the Cranes 2-1 on a
goal with 52 seconds left.
Marian had defeated Notre Dame
Prep twice earlier in the season, 4-1 in
a regular-season game and 1-0 in the

Catholic League title game.
Brodsky told Hometownlife.com after
the regional game he doesn't believe the
sports axiom that it's difficult to beat a
team three times in a season.
"Notre Dame Prep played well and
deserved to win," he said. "They were
better than us today:'
Marian has become a perennial power
in Brodsky's 14 years as coach. The
Mustangs played in the state champion-
ship game from 2012-2014, winning
once.

Solid Brick

Zach Homer is headed to Edmonton
to play in one of the most prestigious
hockey tournaments in the world for
young players.
The 10-year-old from Franklin will
compete June 29-July 5 in the Brick
Invitational, a showcase for 9- and
10-year-old players. Zach is a member
of the Detroit Jr. Red Wings, one of 14
teams that regularly play in the tourna-
ment.
Zach is a fourth-grader at West Maple
Elementary School in Bloomfield Hills
in the Birmingham School District.

Bat At Comerica

Don't forget about the Michigan Jewish
Sports Foundation's inaugural fantasy
batting practice sessions Sunday, Aug. 2,
at Comerica Park.
Two sessions are offered for the fun-
draiser: 9 a.m.-noon and noon-3 p.m.
Each session has room for 100 batters,
who will hit against an ex-Detroit Tigers
pitcher and have an opportunity to shag
balls in the outfield.
There is no age limit for batters,
although participants under age 18 must
be accompanied by a paying adult on
the field. Friends and family can watch
batting practice from the stands with no
charge.
Cost is $200 for batters age 18 and
older and $150 for batters under age
18. Sponsorship opportunities are avail-
able. Contact the foundation at www.
michiganjewishsports.org or call (248)
592-9323 for more information.
Proceeds will benefit the founda-
tion's new Stars of Tomorrow program
that helps young Jewish athletes pay
for opportunities like camps and travel
teams and helps pay college tuition. ❑

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