Poster Player of the Week: Bransen Holzer of the Libby Loggers
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This week’s poster player of the week, presented by Corwin Motors goes to Bransen Holzer of the Libby Loggers.
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This week’s poster player of the week, presented by Corwin Motors goes to Bransen Holzer of the Libby Loggers.
Libby went undefeated last week, winning all three of their games, and Holzer was a big part of it playing shortstop and spinning a gem on the mound.
In their first win 9-4 over Alberta, Bransen went 1-for-3 with two runs scored. In their 9-4 win over the Glacier Twins, Bransen collected two hits, an RBI and a run scored and then completed the two-game sweep over Glacier 6-2 after pitching a complete game with one earned run and four strike outs.
Congratulations to Bransen Holzer for winning this week’s poster player of the week honors.
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