Fenhaus Goes from State Cross Country to State-Ranked Hoops Standout for Fayetteville
Fayetteville basketball player Mason Fenhaus is a guard that knows how to control the floor with the ball in his hands. Fenhaus isn’t only a baller, though. Earlier in November, the sophomore qualified for the UIL State Cross Country Meet. “He’s a great kid,” said Fayetteville head boy’s basketball coach Jake Diggs. “He’s gonna work hard. If you see him, he’s always gonna be in the gym shooting and dribbling at his house. He’s gonna be doing something with a ball in his hands. He’s got a lot of room to grow. He’s a sophomore and comes in and does some good stuff for us.
Schulenburg Priest Luke Prihoda Inducted Into Hall of Honor at Sam Houston State
It takes a different breed of pitcher to close out a baseball game. When you look beyond raw talent, tedious scouting reports and box scores, and all that stands between you and victory are the final three outs, few relievers have the mindset required to overcome the pressure and deliver for their teammates.
