As cheap dates go, taking your soon-to-be wife to a high school wrestling match you were covering for the Gettysburg Times ranks right up there. But she was a good sport, so we squeezed into the crowded bleachers at New Oxford High School on a Saturday evening. It wasn’t long before things h…
An important quality for championship teams is the ability to close out tight contests for wins. The Gettysburg Warriors passed an early test with a gritty 58-47 victory over visiting West York on Friday night.
Like a lot of us, I’ve spent the last few months looking forward to sports. Any and all sports. Holding out hope in the face of bleak forecasts takes ample doses of energy and optimism. With professional sports returning in various capacities there has been some relief on that front.
It’s been nearly a year since I’ve taken a stab at picking winners in wrestling season and my old wounds have healed nicely, so what better time than the present to offer up some predictions with the District 3 Class AA Team Championships upon us?
For the first time in five years we could have too much of a good thing at 220. . . which would be a good thing.
We’ve turned the calendar and now it’s time to turn the corner for area wrestling teams.
If a button existed that could somehow magically restart the wrestling season, Dave McCollum would have pushed it by now. A couple dozen times.
Hunters and anglers get so much from their outdoor endeavors.
Members of the Biglerville girls’ soccer team celebrate a hat trick scored by United States’ Carli Lloyd in the Women’s World Cup finals on Sunday. The team met at Biglerville coach Danielle Cramer’s house to watch the game together. (Adam Michael/ Gettysburg Times)
I’m not usually at a loss for words, but for once I’m speechless.
If the District 3 playoffs for boys basketball began tomorrow, Adams County representation would be pretty small.
