Times' Top Performances from last week: April 15-21

Ethan Morrison, Special to the Times

USA TODAY NETWORK

Every Monday, the Beaver County Times will recognize both individual athletes and teams for their impressive performances that took place in the last week of high school sports action. Here are the standout efforts from the week of April 15-21.

BASEBALL

Oscar Roig, Quaker Valley

Roig was dominant at plate in the Quakers game against Shenango as he went 4-5 in the team’s 21-12 loss to the Wildcats.

Times' Top Performances from last week: April 8-14

Ethan Morrison, Special to the Times

USA TODAY NETWORK

Every Monday, the Beaver County Times will recognize both individual athletes and teams for their impressive performances that took place in the last week of high school sports action. Here are the standout efforts from the week of April 8-14.

BASEBALL

Nolan Wagoner, Quaker Valley

Wagoner got the job done on both sides as he pitched two innings while fanning five in the team’s 15-0 win over Beaver Falls on Tuesday. He also went 2-2 at the plate driving home three runners while striking up a double in the team’s victory over the Tigers.

Oscar Roig, Quaker Valley

Roig was a force at the top of the order for the Quakers on Wednesday as he went 3-3 with one walk in the team’s 12-3 victory over Beaver Falls.

Fisher’s Files

By: Ray Fisher 
Sunday, April 7, 2024 | 11:01 AM

Family of athletes

Did you know Quaker Valley baseball coach Rich Garbee’s family includes four QV graduates with three who played multiple sports? 

Garbee moved to Sewickley in 2004 and has been involved with QV sports at all levels for the past 16 years, whether coaching, running booster programs or sitting in the stands.

He was a three-sport athlete — including baseball — at Montclair High School in Montclair, N.J., and played two sports in college at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn.

Garbee’s approach to high school baseball is foundational and basic.

“The team continues to work hard to improve, compete and build a winning foundation that carries forward for Quaker Valley baseball,” he said. “As coaches, we know it is not a one-year endeavor but happens over time and throughout the younger programs we have.”

Gavin Fallgren, a senior catcher/infielder for the Quakers, was named as a “player to watch” in Class 3A this season by Trib HSSN.