Littlestown head coach Tom McClay saw some tired legs from the Thunderbolts, but they powered through the fatigue to knock off visiting Delone Catholic, 3-1, in YAIAA-3 girls soccer action Thursday evening at Thunderbolt Stadium.
Marshall Mott leaves nothing to chance when he takes the mound.
Josh Topper watched the first batter he faced slowly jog around the bases after sending one of his first offerings out of the park. He figured his audition was pretty much over.
When Dillon Gebler entered the Gettysburg varsity baseball scene, his coaches thought he’d need to shorten up his swing. The 5-foot, 9-inch, 140-pound second baseman converting to outfield just didn’t have enough strength to constitute a stroke made to reach the fence and beyond.
In the dog days of summer in 2016, on a sandlot field behind the Cashtown Community Fire Department, a 14-year-old shortstop made a play that had teammates and opponents alike rubbing their eyes in disbelief.
Some guys say a stolen base starts with a good first step. Brevin Neveker knows a stolen base begins in the dugout.
The Biglerville baseball team took a bus trip on Monday that it hadn’t taken in 27 years, riding into the state playoffs.
An efficient righty, mixing a mid-80s fastball with a few different pinpoint off-speed pitches who was able to find another gear when his team had the lead walked off a winner at Walter Stump Stadium in Pine Grove.
The safety net has been removed — it’s either win or go home.
Gettysburg’s baseball players received District 3 medals for the first time in the history of the program, but there wasn’t a smile to be found.
