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The Sports Desk
Wildcat girls look for repeat
Over the 18-year history of the Perry County girls’ track and field championships, tight team-title races have been the norm. Nine times, the championship-team’s margin of victory has been 10 points or less, four more have been decided by fewer than 20 points.
Mustang boys aim to extend streak to seven
Seven years ago, Tom Abeling took over the coaching reins of the West Perry boys track and field program.
Mustang softball 2 wins from playoffs
Vince Sledzinski is doing everything in his power to curb his enthusiasm.
And yet, Sledzinski is getting excited about the postseason prospects for his West Perry softball team.
Two-loss week dampers Susquenita baseball team’s postseason hopes
For any high school sports team, a roster littered with experienced upperclassmen provides a stabilizing force in the form of team leadership and a “been there, done that” attitude.
It’s no surprise, then, that a Susquenita baseball team featuring five and at least once this week, six freshmen and sophomores in the starting lineup has been a little erratic.
Newport reaches 10-5
Greenwood baseball coach Mark McCoy can’t help wondering what he could do with the offensive arsenal Steve Zeiders, his counterpart at Newport, has at his disposal.
On April 25, at Katchmer Field, McCoy and the Wildcats saw first hand just how much pop the Buffaloes have.
‘Hawk softball falls to 4-10 with 3-0 loss to Ship
Jim Wiehe figured his Susquenita softball team needed to win at least three of four games last week to get going on a bid to the postseason.
Unfortunately, despite turning in four solid efforts, the Blackhawks dropped three of four and now face a most difficult road to the .500 record that would secure their bid. With six games left on their regular season schedule, the 4-10 Blackhawks will need to run the table.
West Perry baseball team trips in losses to Northern and Waynesboro
For four weeks, West Perry skipper Jeff Sanno has managed a baseball magic act, seemingly pulling wins out of an assortment of hats.
Greenwood softball pounds Newport
In Krista Pontius’ mind, softball should be fun.
And, she reasoned, the sooner her Greenwood ballclub got that message, the better off everybody in the Wildcat family would be.
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