Hazleton Area boys win first WVC All-League Meet by one point
The Hazleton Area Cougars edged Northwest Area by 99 to 98 to claim the Wyoming Valley Conference All-League Meet title at Cougar Park. Cusatis starred with three golds and one silver as Dustin Hausherr praised his team's effort and depth.
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Hazleton Area
Matthew Cusatis
Hazle Ton
Cusatis
Cougars
WVC
Hazle
Wyoming Valley
Cougar Park
Northwest Area
Dustin Hausherr
Northwest
Crestwood Girls Earn WWC Track Title at Inaugural Meet
Crestwood claimed the WWC girls track and field title at the first valley meet, beating Dallas 113 to 105. Sarah Shipton won the pole vault at 10 feet, Grayce Grazia took high jump, and a host of placers across the lineup fueled the team effort. Coach Amy Viti praised the balanced effort and depth, noting two firsts but many top placements that aided the victory. Shipton, seeded #1 in vault, emphasized focusing on herself as she became the event’s sole 10-foot vaulter.
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Steve Stallone
Hazle
Crestwood Girls
Wyoming Valley
Lady Comets
Cougar Park
Sarah Shipton
Grayce Grazia
Crestwood
Dallas
Amy Viti
Will
Shipton
Adams 1 hits Hazleton in 2-0 Pittston win
Pittston Area pitcher Gianna Adams tossed a one hitter in a 2-0 win over Hazleton Area as Gabby Gorzkowski delivered a clutch two run single in the bottom of the sixth. The victory keeps Pittston Area tied with Tunkhannock for first in the Wyoming Valley Conference Division 1 with a potential one game playoff looming.
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Hazleton Area
Ashley Seiwell
Pittston Area
Seiwell
Patriots
Hughestown
Gabby Gorzkowski
Gorzkowski
Gianna Adams
Cougars
Wyoming Valley
Pittston
Tunkhannock
WVC
Valley West
Dallas
Mets drop fifth straight series in loss to Reds
Cincinnati beat New York 5 0 as the Reds take two of three in the series. Spencer Steer hit an insurance homer, while Mets star Francisco Lindor and Buck Showalter voiced frustration over the powerless offense that has produced two runs in 19 innings. Derek Law, Ben Lively and Kevin Herget closed it out for Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Kodai Senga
New York
Spencer Steer
Jonathan India
Jake Fraley
Tyler Stephenson
Reds
Philadelphia
Francisco Lindor
Buck Showalter
Washington
Atlanta
Detroit
Colorado
Derek Law
Ben Lively
Lucas Sims
Kevin Herget
Lively
Triple-A
Louisville
Francisco Alvarez
Herget
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Ohn Haeger
Hausherr
Comets
John Haeger
Kayla Kresge
Sean McKeag
Pas Adams
Lady Cougars
Adams
Madison Forysthe
Aaron Doster
Curt Casali
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