On paper, Warrior Run was in trouble against Loyalsock in the District 4 Class AAA quarterfinals on Tuesday at Short Park in Loyalsock. After all, the Lancers had piled up 23 runs against the Defenders in the team’s two meetings this year, controlling both games throughout. But ...
TURBOTVILLE - In a tight District 4 Class AAA quarterfinal against Troy, Warrior Run finally got the spark it needed when Griffen Harrington turned on the first pitch he saw with one out in the fifth and launched a go‑ahead homer to left, sending the Defenders’ dugout into chaos. “I ...
KULPMONT — At one point in Tuesday's District 4 Class AAA quarterfinal, Mount Carmel was seven outs away from getting shut out on its own field. An inning and a half later, the Red Tornadoes were in a much different scenario, celebrating an 11-3 victory over Hughesville to open their postseason. Second-seeded Mount Carmel (18-2) advances to a semifinal date with No. 3 Mifflinburg at Central Columbia on Friday afternoon. With two outs in the bottom of the fifth, facing a 3-0 deficit, Red Tornadoes sophomore Jason Klokis, who pulled two home-run-distance balls foul earlier in the ...
WYSOX — Sometimes, all it takes is one hit to win a softball game. And that’s how Montoursville got past Towanda on Tuesday in the District 4 Class AAA quarterfinals. Through five innings, the Warriors had just two hits and only three runners reach base. Then in the sixth, ...
HUGHESVILLE — During Tuesday's District 4 Class AAA quarterfinal playoff game at Hughesville, the Spartans won against the North Penn-Liberty Mounties, 4-1, to advance to the semifinals. “Once we know who we’re playing against, we’ll go from there,” Hughesville coach David Dimoff said. It may have taken a few hours to find out, but the Spartans will face top-seeded Mifflinburg on Thursday at Elm Park for a 3 p.m. semifinal contest. The other Class AAA semifinal — Montoursville vs. Warrior Run — will be held at 3 p.m. at Elm Park as well. The first inning started strong ...
When the new high school classifications came out a few weeks ago, Bucktail became Pennsylvania's second smallest which fields a softball team. Just understand there is nothing small about Bucktail's squad. Because those Bucks continue achieving mighty big things. They did so again Tuesday ...
