C Z Angels Level 4 gymnasts shine at state meet
Four Level 4 gymnasts from C and Z Angels qualified for the Exton state meet. Joslyn Mayberry won the eight-year-old balance beam title with 9.105 and placed second on vault, fifth on uneven bars, and second in all-around. Hannah Yeykal posted 33.475 all-around in the same division. In the nine-year-old group, Cyndal Murray was second on uneven bars and seventh on vault, while Reese Zimmerman was fifth on vault and floor and seventh in all-around.
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Palmer leaves hospital and returns to work after scare
Arnold Palmer, 82, is out of the hospital and back at work after a brief Florida stay for high blood pressure from new medication. He returned to his office and planned to dine at the golf club as Tiger Woods won the Arnold Palmer Invitational without Palmer present at Bay Hill.
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Westminster Lady Titans sweep Pitt Bradford doubleheader
Westminster College softball won two games against Pitt Bradford yesterday 2-1 in eight innings and 4-0. Layne Carpenter drove in the winning run in the first game, plating Katie Hughes after a single sparked the rally. Chelsea Brown (4-4) earned the win in relief and homered in the fourth inning of the nightcap to extend Westminster’s lead. she went 1 for 3 with the solo homer.
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Lady Titans
Pitt-Bradford
Layne Carpenter
Westminster
Katie Hughes
Mohawk
Chelsea Brown
Brown
Schry stars for Off-Limits gymnasts at Fun in the Sun Meet
Miranda Schry led Off Limits Gymnastics to three Level 8 wins at Shaler Middle School Pittsburgh, taking vault beam floor and all-around in the 13 age group with top scores. Jenna Germond also claimed three wins in Level D age seven and under. Kyra Woods surged to all-around victory in Level 5.
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Shaler Middle School
Pittsburgh
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Jenna Germond
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New Castle Softball Defeated Despite Solid Defense
Alyea Ciotti had two hits and an RBI for New Castle as the Lady Canes totaled seven hits and played strong defense. Coach Leah Ann Williams praised the effort but noted the team could not string together enough hits. Shannon Dudich was tagged with the loss after allowing six hits and five earned runs in four innings.
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Central Valley Edges Shenango In Open Nonleague Showdown
Central Valley scored twice in the second inning and held Shenango to two unearned runs in the third. Alexa Owrey and Jen Jopek each had two hits for the Lady Wildcats, Kim Burdett drove in the deciding run, and Michelle Watson took the loss after six innings with two earned runs allowed on four hits and 10 strikeouts. Shenango coach Amy Delaney praised defensive effort and noted bats need improvement.
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Central Valley
Lady Wildcats
Alexa Owrey
Jen Jopek
Kim Burdett
Michelle Watson
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Neshannock tops Lakers as Ritchie sparks Lau rel win
Neshannock pitcher Brandon Ritchie allowed one unearned run over five innings while adding two hits and two RBIs in a nonsection win for Lau rel over the Lakers. Ritchie, who struck out four, also singled and tripled with early RBIs. Todd Fennick added a double, a triple and an RBI as Lau rel opened 1-0. Lancers starter Alex Welker took the loss, allowing five hits and three runs over three innings. Shenango blanked West Beaver.
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Brandon Ritchie
Laurel
Lakers
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Todd Fennick
Spartans
Eric Verdi
Mike) Kirkwood
Alex Welker
Lancers
Lat Rel
Shenango
Western Beaver
Mike Othites
Mohawk edges Moniteau 7 6 in season opener
Shane McFarland drove in the decisive run on a wild pitch in the seventh inning as Mohawk beat Moniteau 7 to 6 to start the season. DeSantis and Hartzell each plated two runs, Tyler Rader earned the win in relief with three innings.
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Moniteau
McFarland
Aaron DeSantis
John Hartzell
Warriors
Tyler Rader
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