Poster Player of the Week: Wildkats Onnikka Lawrence
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This week’s poster player of the week presented by Corwin Motors goes to Onnikka Lawrence of the Columbia Falls Wildkats.
Onnikka started off the busy week for the Wildkats by homering against Flathead in their 8-7 back-and-forth win and finished the day with two RBIs.
She added a 2-run double and a triple in Columbia Falls 12-7 win at the Frenchtown Invitational on Saturday, but she wasn’t done there.
She homered again in their 6-4 win against Laurel to finish with 2 homeruns, eight RBIs, 8 hits and 10 runs scored as the Wildkats went 4-1 on the week.
Congratulations to Onnikka Lawrence for winning this week’s poster player of the week honors.
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