Like thousands of kids every summer, Jaymiell Martina, Steven Felix and Giendry Ryan have both played Little League Baseball for years and watched every summer on television teams competing at the Little League World Series. Notably, they’ve seen over the years teams from Curacao get to ...
Everything seemingly came so easy. Bayonne Little League overpowered 13 straight opponents and a Metro Region championship game felt like it would be more coronation than competition. But that was when the Bayonne, New Jersey team found itself in its toughest fight all year. As dominant as ...
Loyalsock blanked Hughesville, 5-0, in the Lancers’ girls tennis season opener on Monday. Emily Crawford and Caroline Crawford of Loyalsock both earned 6-0, 6-1 wins at Nos. 1 and 2 singles, respectively. Emily beat Talia Saka and Caroline beat Caroline Hicks. Vivian Reem beat Shelby Myers 6-1, 6-3. In doubles action, Lashlyn Sauers and Annalise Berger of Loyalsock beat Naomi Farley and Isabella Olshefski, 4-6, 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) at No.1 doubles and Kaylene Kriner and Nadia Ghayyada beat Hughesville’s Olivia Kile and Micayla Applegate, 6-3, 6-4. Williamsport earned a 4-1 win ...
It was a lot to take in last Wednesday when the Little League World Series began. For the players from Little Mountain Little League in Vancouver, British Columbia, they had a first-day matchup with Seoul, South Korea — the Asia-Pacific Regional champions — in front of a few thousand fans ...
Danny Dietrich finally had a good weekend. It started at Williams Grove on Friday night where he charged from eighth to the win in the 44th annual Jack Gunn Memorial for 410 sprint cars to get the $8,000 win. Dietrich had to pass the nation’s most winning driver in the form of Chase Dietz. Logan Rumsey was third followed by Cameron Smith and Freddie Rahmer. Then on Saturday night at Port Royal, Deitrich parked it in victory lane collecting $20,000 after an intense battle with Chase Dietz over the course of a 30-lap feature event. Dietrich led his first official lap with just 13 ...
Trailing by a run heading into the final two innings, the Williamsport Crosscutters rallied for five runs in the eighth and ninth innings to capture their fifth straight victory, defeating the Aberdeen IronBirds, 7-4, on Monday night at IBEW Local 24 Union Field at Ripken Stadium. Jack Kail led the Cutters offense on a 2 for 4 night that included his first home run of the season, two RBIs and three runs. Newly minted MLB Draft League and Crosscutters Player of the Week Matthew Williams went 2 for 3 with two walks, an RBI and a run scored. James McCoy also added a multi-hit night, going ...
