Jacks summer baseball returns
The Jacks summer baseball team gathers for a team photo. The Jacks completed their first summer season since before the pandemic in 2019. The team was organized by Cami Kukes, a parent of high school players Caleb and Kade Kukes.
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Jacks summer baseball pitcher, Jaxon Porter, throws a pitch during a game this past season. Porter had four stolen bases in their final game of the season against the Leps summer 2025 team.
Jacks Rocko Reyes, left, and Jace Reyes, right, pose for a photo after a game this past season. Head coach Buck Aguirre said this new summer team will be beneficial for player development and improving talent at Quincy High School.
Caleb Kukes, a Jacks summer baseball player, prepares for a ground ball in a game this past season. Kukes is a rising senior for the Jack varsity team.
QUINCY — Earlier this month, the Quincy Jackrabbits completed their first season of summer baseball since before the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Cami Kukes, after the Jacks moved to the Central Washington Athletic Conference, she noticed a void for summer baseball opportunities in the area.
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