Wellsville sweeps Burlingame in baseball doubleheader
Wellsville High School rolled to a 7-2 win and a 16-0 laugher at Burlingame to move to 13-2. Junior Jared Klamm tossed a complete game in the opener with 10 strikeouts. Andy Dougan no-hit Burlingame in the nightcap, improving to 2-1 with six Ks. Multiple Eagles had three hits and RBIs, led by Brett Osborn and Mitch Huffman with four RBIs each. The Eagles, unbeaten in nearly a month, could clinch the league title with two wins Friday at Osawatomie and close the regular season in the Pioneer League Tournament.
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Wellsville Middle School Track Meet Results
Wellsville eighth graders led by Newhouse and Pemberton earned multiple top finishes in shot put and discus while Dwyer Stringfield and Morgan paced relays. Seventh and eighth graders across Wellsville and West Franklin posted top marks in sprint, distance, and field events with Clarke, Ge ist, and others achieving podium placements.
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Vikings win 4 straight with doubleheader sweeps
The Central Heights High School softball team the Vikings extended their winning streak to four by sweeping Marmaton Valley in a Thursday doubleheader at Central Heights. Scores were 16-3 and 17-2 as Central Heights produced timely hitting and aggressive baserunning with eight stolen bases. Kirby Laird led with five RBIs including a home run in game two. Demeree Pendleton hit a homer in game one. Hallie Brockus and Laird added triples in game one. Brockus drove in three runs. Sarah Bell had two RBIs in game two. Kenzie Hayward stole four bases across both games and tossed a two hitter in the opener with 13 strikeouts in five innings. Megan Davis allowed one hit in three innings in the nightcap.
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Lady Braves Stop Swedes in Ottawa Baseball Rally
Bethany scored to narrow the gap, but Ottawa answered with a strong third inning and RBI hits from Valenzuela Savannah Taylor Miller and Markham to widen the lead to 9-2. Paige Williams held the Swedes in check in late innings as Markham earned the win with 4 2/3 innings and seven strikeouts.
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