He is named after Clark's adoptive father, Jonathan Kent. Jordan Elsass as Jonathan Kent: the modest, kind-hearted and athletic son of Clark and Lois.Tulloch also portrays Lois's Bizarro counterpart.Tulloch also portrays a version of Lois Lane who was married to John Henry Irons and died at the hands of her world's Superman.Elizabeth Tulloch as Lois Lane: a world-renowned journalist and wife of Clark.Hoechlin also portrays Bizarro, Kal-El's " Inverse World" counterpart whose armored appearance was performed by Daniel Cudmore.Hoechlin also portrays General Zod when in the body of Superman.Hoechlin also portrays an evil version of Superman from another Earth that works for his world's Morgan Edge.Dylan Kingwell portrays a teenage Clark in season one, Josh Zaharia portrays a teenager Clark in season two, Lennix James portrays a 4-year-old Clark, Thomas Hoeving portrays Clark in his childhood, and Parker Cousineau portrays Clark in grade school. Tyler Hoechlin as Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman: a superhero from Krypton and husband of Lois who defends Earth.
In addition, Lois deals with the Inverse Method cult led by Ally Allston who swayed Lucy Lane to her side and has made an enemy of Bizarro for her supposed conquering of his world.Ĭast and characters Main ĭuring the second season, Superman's painful visions lead him to an encounter with Bizarro while also butting heads with Lt. Their idyllic lives are upended when The Stranger enters as well as by the secret experiments of Morgan Edge. Smithfield, 11 a.m.In the first season, Clark Kent / Superman and Lois Lane return to Smallville with their sons Jonathan and Jordan, where they are reacquainted with Lana Lang, her husband Kyle Cushing, and their daughter Sarah. Semifinals at Chancellor High in Fredericksburg Note: VHSL updated opponent and game time. Semifinals at Briar Woods High in Ashburn “To know we’re going to play Friday, and potentially Saturday (for the state title) felt amazing, because we all fought for each other as a team and gave it our all.” Friday’s state semifinal schedule “I was even more excited than my first high school home run, which I hit at Nansemond River (in a 9-2 win in April), because this one made us state (semifinal) bound,” Gabrielse said. Her home run off of Warriors’ ace Cierra Gawryluk cleared the fence in deep center field, increasing the Hawks’ lead to 4-0 and answering any doubts about whether she’d rebound from the disappointment against Kempsville. Smith said her prowess hitting comes from dedication to lifting weights and relentless practice in the batting cage in her backyard. “No freshman, here, has ever had as big a game in both the circle and at the plate as she did against Nansemond River.” She’s so competitive she’s gets upset when she loses a drill in practice, so, when the game is on the line, she has the bulldog in her. “She’s one of the few to come in and earn the job as a freshman. “We have a list of great pitchers here the past 20 years and we hold our pitchers to a higher standard.
“She’s done a great job handling expectations,” he said. More importantly, Smith said, she got crucial strikeouts with Nansemond River players in scoring position on multiple occasions. Gabrielse displayed more than just speed in the pitching circle against Nansemond River, throwing 10 changeups for strikes. “I’ve learned that I have to relax a little more, especially in the pitching circle, throw strikes and do what I can do to help the team.” “I have loved this high school season,” Gabrielse said. In addition to the brutal Southeastern District schedule - which includes four other schools ranked in the 757Teamz top 15 - the Hawks played fellow state semifinalist Granby, as well as VISAA state finalists Nansemond-Suffolk Academy and Isle of Wight. Smith believes the Hawks’ challenging schedule has also “battle tested” Gabrielse to understand that ups and downs come with the territory. “It was pretty easy to bounce back (from the Kempsville loss) because I knew I was tired but I had given it my all,” Gabrielse said. She and her teammates showed a lot of gumption.” “The she came back and pitched a gem against the defending state champions and had three hits. “A lot of kids would carry that bad inning with them, but she came back and hit the ball hard her next at-bat. “I learned she had a lot of mental toughness,” Smith said. on Friday at Riverside High in Loudoun County. That effort, and those of her teammates, launched the Hawks (17-5-1) into the state semifinals.
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