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Amidst court ruling, numerous Thunder players refused to play vs. Cutters

It is impossible to separate real life issues and sports. With both factions so heavily intertwined into day to day life the two categories, while seeming far apart at first, can collide in the most unexpected and harshest of ways. For the Williamsport Crosscutters and, in a sense, the ...

Crosscutters hold off diminished Thunder team 11-6

The Williamsport Crosscutters got back to winning ways Saturday afternoon, downing the third place Trenton Thunder 11-6 at Historic Bowman Field The escapades on the diamond would be masked by what transpired before the game. Roughly a half hour before first pitch was scheduled to take ...

Cutters lose heartbreaker in Sudden Death

The Williamsport Crosscutters couldn’t hold on to an early advantage Thursday night, dropping a heartbreaker against the West Virginia Black Bears 3-3 at Historic Bowman Field, with West Virginia winning via sudden death. It was the first home game for Williamsport that featured the MLB ...

Mr. Baseball’ Bob Uecker, Brewers announcer, dies at 90

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Bob Uecker, the voice of his hometown Milwaukee Brewers who after a short playing career earned the moniker "Mr. Baseball" and honors from the Hall of Fame, has died. He was 90. The team announced Uecker died Thursday morning, calling it "one of the most difficult days in ...

Thomas home run ignites Hughesville as it defeats Warrior Run in D4 semis

BLOOMSBURG―The hitter burst out when Gage Thomas slammed a deep drive toward the gaping center field void. The scientist came through as he sprinted toward third base. Thomas flung off his helmet a few feet before reaching third and his hair flapped in the breeze as he came all the always home, finishing off a game-changing, fourth inning, three-run inside-the-park home run. That mighty blast came with two outs and broke a tie as Hughesville came storming back from a one-run, deficit and defeated Warrior Run, 8-1 in Tuesday's District 4 Class AAA semifinals. Austin Gray threw 5 1/3 ...

Turner and Kistner excel under pressure, helping South defeat Williamsport at Backyard Brawl

South Williamsport left fielder Chase Beck took a deep breath and uttered two words as he exited Bowman Field Friday night. “My heart,” he said. Beck essentially was speaking for all of South's fans and coaches who breathed a collective sigh of relief after their hearts took a seventh inning pounding. But he also could have been talking about what won Friday's Backyard Brawl Semifinal. Because at its core, South won this game with its collective beating heart. Both Noah Turner and Kaiser Kistner sure showed a lot, helping South secure a 9-7 win against Williamsport and earn a ...