ACH senior Kendel Correia comes to terms with missing out on final season
Courtesy photo Almira/Coulee-Hartline senior Kendel Correia waits for the pitch behind the plate last season for the Warriors on the way to her second straight 1B state championship.
Courtesy photo ACH senior Kendel Correia shares a hug with her dad, ACH head baseball coach Mike Correia.
Mikayla Rushton, left, and Kendel Correia, right, kiss their new trophy after the 1B state championship game.
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Courtesy photo ACH seniors Makenna Oliver, left, and Kendel Correia won’t get a shot to defend their 1B state championship after winning the previous two as sophomores and juniors.
COULEE CITY — Almira/Coulee-Hartline High School senior Kendel Correia said she never would have thought the coronavirus would affect her little town of Coulee City when she first heard of it, let alone school or sports.
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