Times Area softball players had success throughout the four York-Adams divisions this season.
Bermudian Springs ran into a red-hot opponent on Monday in the opening round of the PIAA Softball Championships. Facing a Cambria Heights team that was riding an 18-game winning streak, the Eagles yielded nine hits and had an uncharacteristic day in the field as they dropped an 8-1 decision …
Bermudian Springs’ softball coach Ed Kennell never doubted his team.
In the postseason, every mistake is magnified.
Through two must-win games this week, New Oxford has looked the part of a playoff team. After a brief waiting period Thursday, the numbers agreed with the eye test.
A first inning rife with extra-base hits, hard contact, and baserunners seemed to portend a lengthy, high-scoring duel Monday between New Oxford and Red Lion.
In what could well be a preview of the District 3-2A title game, Fairfield scored three runs in the top of the seventh to battle back and down Delone Catholic, 7-6.
Littlestown’s Carli Thayer came to the plate with two runners on and no outs and the Thunderbolts leading by a run in the top of the third.
