Poster Player of the Week: Christian Schwaderer, Ryan Conklin and Avery Caton of Whitefish
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This week's Poster Players of the week, presented by Corwin Motors, goes to Christian Schwaderer, Ryan Conklin and Avery Caton.
These three stand out players have been selected to represent Whitefish in the very first annual Montana High School All-Star game.
The game will take place at Butte three Legends Stadium on August 16th. This showcase will bring together the best talent from across the state in what promises to be an exciting outing.
First pitch is planned to be at 4 p.m. Christian, Ryan and Avery. Congratulations on a phenomenal season and winning this week's Poster Player Honors. We look forward to seeing you represent your community.
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